Question 1

What are the main components of the Von Neumann Architecture?

Accepted Answer

CPU, memory, and input/output devices

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Only CPU and memory

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CPU and software only

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Memory and storage only

Question 2

What is stored in the memory of a Von Neumann Architecture system?

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Instructions and data

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Only temporary files

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Only data

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Only instructions

Question 3

What does the term 'bus' refer to in Von Neumann Architecture?

Accepted Answer

A communication system for transferring data

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A type of memory

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An input device

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A processing unit

Question 4

Which of the following best describes the fetch-decode-execute cycle in a Von Neumann Architecture?

Accepted Answer

It is the process the CPU uses to execute instructions

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It is a type of memory management

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It describes the storage of data

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It refers to the input of data only

Question 5

What is a key characteristic of the Von Neumann Architecture?

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Program and data are stored in the same memory

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Data is stored separately from instructions

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It requires multiple CPUs to function

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CPU processes only numeric data

Question 6

What role does the ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit) play in the Von Neumann Architecture?

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It performs arithmetic and logical operations

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It fetches instructions from memory

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It displays output to the user

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It manages memory storage

Question 7

In Von Neumann Architecture, what is the primary function of the control unit?

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To direct the operation of the processor

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To store data

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To perform calculations

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To manage input devices

Question 8

What is the main disadvantage of the Von Neumann Architecture?

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The bottleneck between the CPU and memory

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It requires too much power

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It cannot run multiple programs at once

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It is not compatible with modern software

Question 9

What does the term 'stored-program concept' refer to in the context of Von Neumann Architecture?

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Programs are stored in memory alongside data

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Only data is stored in memory

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Programs are executed in a sequence without storage

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Programs must be input manually each time

Question 10

Which component in the Von Neumann Architecture is responsible for temporarily holding data and instructions currently being used?

Accepted Answer

Registers

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Hard drive

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Input devices

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RAM

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