A. Computer application in design

B. Computer algorithm for design

C. Computer analogue design

A. graphs

B. presentation

C. processed

B. Identity theft.

C. Hacking.

D. Jacking.

A. Biff

C. Boot

D. Strap

A. one of the above

B. agnetic strength

C. lectrical pulses but not continuous

A. Memory

C. Control unit

D. ALU

A. a monitor

B. a printer

C. a keyboard

A. it only needs a name if it is not going to be printed

C. a copy is automatically printed

D. it does not need a name

A. 1.40 MB

B. 1.40 GB

D. 1.44 GB

A. name it

B. collapse it

C. give it a password

E. None of these

A. indexes

C. archives

D. lists

B. LAN

C. MAN

D. WAN

B. Analog

C. Digital

D. All of these

A. C, C++

C. BASIC, COBOL, Fortran

D. Prolog

B. Keyboard

C. None of these

D. OMR

A. None of these

B. Common

C. Convenient

D. Computer

A. Simur Cray

B. Augusta Adaming

D. Allen Turing

A. All of above

B. Output is displayed in digital form

C. Input is first converted to digital form

B. identity theft

C. hackers

D. Viruses

A. Mini-computer

C. Mainframe

D. PDA

A. Monitors Activities

B. Manages disks and files

C. Allocates resources

A. Leech

B. Squid

C. Slug

B. Microcomputer works faster than Minicomputer

C. Speed of both the computers is the same

D. The speeds of both these computers cannot be compared with the speed of advanced

A. Dot per sq. inch

C. Dots printed per unit time

D. All of above

B. Compactable Read Only Memory

C. Compact Data Read Only Memory

D. Compactable Disk Read Only Memory

A. BIOS

C. CACHE

D. RAM

A. Rule discover

B. Signal processing

C. Case-based reasoning

A. None of above

B. Application Logic Unit

D. Array Logic Unit

A. centralized

B. Distributed

D. free

A. Seymour Papert

C. Donald Kunth

D. Niklaus Writh

A. CPU

C. Simulator

D. Interpreter

A. disk pack

C. system add-on

D. digital device

A. None of these

C. Magnetic Ink Cases Reader

D. Magnetic Ink Code Reader

A. Nanoscience

B. Simulation

D. Nanotechnology

A. Software

C. Human ware

D. All of these

A. Spoofing.

C. Hacking.

D. Spooling.

B. Common Business Organized Language

C. Common Business Operated Language

D. Computer Business Oriented Language

A. Charles Babbage

B. Blaise Pascal

D. J.H Muller

A. Powerful

B. Fast

D. Cheap

A. None of these

B. Terabyte

D. Gigabyte

A. Wide Array Net

B. Wireless Area Network

C. Wap Area Network

B. Printer

C. Key board

D. Mouse

B. supercomputer

C. personal computer

D. Laptop

A. On-line device

B. Device

D. land-line device

A. Backup

B. Disk cleanup

D. Restore

A. Daughter board

C. Father board

D. Breadboard

A. storing the data or information

B. processing data into information

C. gathering data

A. Examination score

C. All of these

D. Bank balance

A. Historical system

B. Ancient system

D. Age old system

B. Output

C. ROM

D. Microprocessor