1. The right sequence in booting a computer is: 2. Which of the following Statements (i, ii) are NOT correct: 3. BIOS Stands for: 4. Which of the following is not an example of Ope... 1. The right sequence in booting a computer is: 2. Which of the following Statements (i, ii) are NOT correct: 3. BIOS Stands for: 4. Which of the following is not an example of Operating System: 5. In Microsoft Windows, cmd.exe provides a __________ Line Interface. 6. In relation to client server architecture, which of the following is generally correct: 7. Which of the following is a Volatile Memory: 8. CDs are generally used as: 9. In terms of capacity/size, the smallest will be: 10. 3072 bytes = __________ Kilobytes:
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The question is a multiple-choice quiz focusing on fundamental concepts of computer systems, including booting sequences, BIOS, operating systems, and memory types. Each question is targeting specific knowledge in these areas.
Answer
1: BIOS - POST - Operating System. 2: ii only. 3: Basic Input Output System. 4: MS Office. 5: Command Line Interface. 6: i only. 7: RAM. 8: Permanent Storage. 9: Cache Memory. 10: 3 KB.
1: BIOS - POST - Operating System. 2: ii only. 3: Basic Input Output System. 4: MS Office. 5: Command Line Interface. 6: i only. 7: RAM. 8: Permanent Storage. 9: Cache Memory. 10: 3 kilobytes.
Answer for screen readers
1: BIOS - POST - Operating System. 2: ii only. 3: Basic Input Output System. 4: MS Office. 5: Command Line Interface. 6: i only. 7: RAM. 8: Permanent Storage. 9: Cache Memory. 10: 3 kilobytes.
More Information
The boot sequence typically starts with BIOS, then POST, leading to the Operating System. MS Office is software, not an OS. RAM is volatile memory. CDs are used for storage. Cache Memory is the smallest in size.
Tips
Ensure understanding of volatile vs. non-volatile memory and the order of the booting sequence.
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