Questions and Answers
What type of storage device is commonly used in cameras and smartphones for storing photos, videos, and other data?
A USB flash drive is an example of internal storage.
False
What is the primary purpose of a search engine?
To search for information on the internet
A domain name is a ______ address for a website, while an IP address is a machine-readable address.
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Which of the following storage devices is easily connected to a computer for additional storage space?
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Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer are examples of web browsers.
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
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What is the World Wide Web?
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Which of the following storage devices is non-volatile and typically has a smaller storage capacity compared to a hard disk drive?
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RAM is a non-volatile storage device.
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What type of storage device is commonly used for backing up data due to its large storage capacity?
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The device known for fast data access, durability, and lack of moving parts is called an _____ .
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Which storage device has the largest storage capacity among the following?
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Cloud storage offers limited access to data.
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What technology is used by Blu-ray discs to read and write data?
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Match the storage devices with their characteristics:
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Study Notes
Storage Devices
- CD-ROM is non-volatile and has a smaller storage capacity compared to hard disk drives.
- RAM offers temporary data storage and loses contents when the power is off.
- Tape drives utilize magnetic tape for data storage and are frequently used for backups due to extensive storage capacity.
- Solid-state drives (SSDs) provide fast data access speeds, high durability, and have no moving parts.
- Hard disk drives have the largest storage capacity among CD-ROMs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs.
- Cloud storage enables data access from any location, providing a significant advantage over traditional storage methods.
Performance and Technology
- Solid-state drives exhibit the highest read/write speeds compared to USB flash drives, CD-ROMs, and magnetic tape.
- Blu-ray discs use laser technology for data reading and writing.
- Flash drives are commonly used in cameras and smartphones to store multimedia files.
- USB flash drives serve as external storage options easily connected for additional storage space.
Internet and Browsers
- Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer are examples of web browsers; Microsoft Word is not a browser.
- Search engines are designed to find information on the internet.
- A domain name is a human-readable address for a website, whereas an IP address serves as a machine-readable address.
- The World Wide Web consists of a vast collection of websites and webpages.
Web Protocols
- HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, while HTTPS (HTTP Secure) is used for secure connections.
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Test your knowledge about various computer storage devices with this quiz. Determine which devices are volatile or non-volatile and their typical storage capacities. Engage with questions regarding RAM, SSD, CD-ROM, and more.
