Exploring the World of ROM

Erasable programmable ROM (correct)

Electrically erasable programmable ROM

Programmable ROM

Mask ROM

To control the startup of a computer (correct)

To store frequently changed software applications

To store non-essential data

To store temporary data

ROM is volatile and loses its data when the power is turned off

ROM is expensive to manufacture

Data stored in ROM can be easily changed

Data stored in ROM is permanent and cannot be changed (correct)