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computer fundamental MCQS

 What does CPU stand for?

a. Central Processing Unit

b. Computer Peripheral Unit

c. Central Program Unit

d. Control Processing Unit


Which component of a computer is responsible for storing data and programs for future use?

a. CPU

b. RAM

c. Hard Drive (HDD/SSD)

d. GPU


What does RAM stand for?

a. Random Access Memory

b. Read-Only Memory

c. Rapid Access Memory

d. Remote Access Memory


Which computer component interprets and executes instructions from the computer's memory?

a. RAM

b. CPU

c. GPU

d. Hard Drive


What does GUI stand for in computing?

a. Graphical User Interface

b. General User Interface

c. Global User Interface

d. Graphical Utility Interface


Which programming language is often used for web development and is known for its client-side scripting capabilities?

a. Java

b. Python

c. JavaScript

d. C++


What does URL stand for?

a. Uniform Resource Locator

b. Universal Resource Link

c. Uniform Retrieval Link

d. Universal Retrieval Locator


Which computer port is typically used for connecting external hard drives and other peripheral devices?

a. USB

b. HDMI

c. VGA

d. Ethernet


Which of the following is an example of an operating system?

a. Microsoft Office

b. Windows

c. Microsoft Excel

d. Adobe Photoshop


What does ISP stand for in the context of internet connectivity?

a. Internet Service Provider

b. Internet Security Protocol

c. Internal Server Platform

d. Internet Source Protocol


Answers:


a. Central Processing Unit

c. Hard Drive (HDD/SSD)

a. Random Access Memory

b. CPU

a. Graphical User Interface

c. JavaScript

a. Uniform Resource Locator

a. USB

b. Windows

a. Internet Service Provider

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