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Computer System Quiz: Primary 2 ICT


Computer System Quiz: Primary 2 ICTVersión en línea Test your knowledge about computer systems. por YAKILI LMS 1 The monitor is the brain of the computer. Yes No 2 Software are programs that run on a computer. Yes No 3 A computer system usually includes a monitor, a keyboard, and a mouse. Yes No 4 The CPU is the brain of the computer. Yes No 5 Software are physical discs only. Yes No 6 A computer can work without electricity. Yes No 7 Storage keeps your files and programs so you can use them later. Yes No 8 The CPU is the same thing as RAM. Yes No 9 The keyboard stores all your files. Yes No 10 A computer needs electricity to turn on and work. Yes No 11 A typewriter can connect to the internet. Yes No 12 A smartphone is a modern ICT device. Yes No 13 A cassette player is a traditional ICT device. Yes No 14 A desktop computer cannot run software. Yes No 15 A typewriter is a traditional ICT device. Yes No 16 A television is never connected to the internet. Yes No 17 A cassette player stores digital data. Yes No 18 A landline telephone uses wireless signals to connect calls. Yes No 19 A radio is a traditional ICT device. Yes No 20 A landline telephone is a traditional ICT device. Yes No 21 On old mobile phones, the number 2 key can offer the letters A, B, and C. Yes No 22 Every number key has letters printed on it. Yes No 23 Keypads are used to enter numbers by pressing the digits 0 through 9. Yes No 24 The 7 key contains only P and Q. Yes No 25 The keypad on a phone includes the star () and hash (#) keys. Yes No 26 The star () key is used to delete a letter. Yes No 27 To type the letter A, you press the 2 key twice. Yes No 28 Some keypads show letters on the number keys to help typing. Yes No 29 The 0 key on many phones is used to insert a space. Yes No 30 The # key is used to dial a number. Yes No 31 A keyboard can be used to enter text into a program. Yes No 32 You can type using a keyboard. Yes No 33 A mouse is used to print documents. Yes No 34 The left mouse button is used to click. Yes No 35 A mouse helps you move the cursor on the screen. Yes No 36 Keyboards always come in black. Yes No 37 A keyboard has letters, numbers, and symbols. Yes No 38 A keyboard can move the cursor on the screen. Yes No 39 The mouse works without any power. Yes No 40 The keyboard has wheels. Yes No 41 Some devices use a long press on the power button to restart. Yes No 42 Holding the power button makes the device start playing music. Yes No 43 The power button often has a power symbol (a circle with a vertical line) on it. Yes No 44 The power button is used to turn ICT devices on and off. Yes No 45 Holding the power button turns the device on Wi-Fi automatically. Yes No 46 Pressing the power button briefly turns the device on. Yes No 47 Power buttons are only found on desktop computers. Yes No 48 Power buttons are usually located on the edge or side of a device. Yes No 49 Pressing the power button always saves your work. Yes No 50 Power buttons are always red in color. Yes No

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The monitor is the brain of the computer.

Software are programs that run on a computer.

A computer system usually includes a monitor, a keyboard, and a mouse.

The CPU is the brain of the computer.

Software are physical discs only.

A computer can work without electricity.

Storage keeps your files and programs so you can use them later.

The CPU is the same thing as RAM.

The keyboard stores all your files.

A computer needs electricity to turn on and work.

A typewriter can connect to the internet.

A smartphone is a modern ICT device.

A cassette player is a traditional ICT device.

A desktop computer cannot run software.

A typewriter is a traditional ICT device.

A television is never connected to the internet.

A cassette player stores digital data.

A landline telephone uses wireless signals to connect calls.

A radio is a traditional ICT device.

A landline telephone is a traditional ICT device.

On old mobile phones, the number 2 key can offer the letters A, B, and C.

Every number key has letters printed on it.

Keypads are used to enter numbers by pressing the digits 0 through 9.

The 7 key contains only P and Q.

The keypad on a phone includes the star (*) and hash (#) keys.

The star (*) key is used to delete a letter.

To type the letter A, you press the 2 key twice.

Some keypads show letters on the number keys to help typing.

The 0 key on many phones is used to insert a space.

The # key is used to dial a number.

A keyboard can be used to enter text into a program.

You can type using a keyboard.

A mouse is used to print documents.

The left mouse button is used to click.

A mouse helps you move the cursor on the screen.

Keyboards always come in black.

A keyboard has letters, numbers, and symbols.

A keyboard can move the cursor on the screen.

The mouse works without any power.

The keyboard has wheels.

Some devices use a long press on the power button to restart.

Holding the power button makes the device start playing music.

The power button often has a power symbol (a circle with a vertical line) on it.

The power button is used to turn ICT devices on and off.

Holding the power button turns the device on Wi-Fi automatically.

Pressing the power button briefly turns the device on.

Power buttons are only found on desktop computers.

Power buttons are usually located on the edge or side of a device.

Pressing the power button always saves your work.

Power buttons are always red in color.