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CPU ROM Secondary Storage

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Q 1/10
Score 0
What does CPU stand for?
30
central processing unit
Q 2/10
Score 0
Where would you normally find secondary storage devices?
20
attached to a computer
inside a computer

10 questions

Q.

What does CPU stand for?

1

30 sec

Q.

Where would you normally find secondary storage devices?

2

20 sec

Q.

What is the CPU and ROM attached to inside the computer? M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

3

20 sec

Q.

Which one of these devices is NOT a Secondary Storage Device?

4

20 sec

Q.

I am a type of memory that DOES NOT erase data when you turn me off. What am I?

5

20 sec

Q.

Which one of these items is NOT what CPU does

6

20 sec

Q.

What does ROM load, that helps the operating system load?

7

20 sec

Q.

Which one of these items are NOT a program?

8

20 sec

Q.

What is the link between ROM and CPU?

9

20 sec

Q.

Which item below is NOT data?

10

20 sec

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