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Froggy Jumps Binary Basics for Year 3Versión en línea Why binary helps computers por Matthew Petch 1 Why do digital systems use binary numbers (0s and 1s) mostly, in simple terms? a Because humans prefer two numbers for speed. b Because tiny switches in devices have two states (on/off). c Because computers only eat two numbers at a time. 2 What is the basic unit of binary that can be on or off? a A pixel b A byte c A bit 3 What common thing can binary represent besides 0s and 1s? a Letters, numbers, and symbols b Colors only c Only photos 4 How many bits make a byte? a 16 bits b 4 bits c 8 bits 5 Which is a use of binary in pictures? a Sound is two digits b Color is not stored c Pixels are represented by binary 6 How are colors often stored in computers using binary? a With only 0s b With wheels and gears c With numbers in binary codes 7 What part of a computer uses binary to store sounds? a Digital audio data b The mouse c The keyboard 8 What happens when you type letters on a computer using binary? a The computer ignores them b Letters are encoded as binary codes c Letters appear as stars 9 Which statement is true about binary and decimal? a Binary and decimal are the same b Binary is a different way to write numbers c Binary uses three digits 10 Why does computer memory use binary to store information? a Because it runs on liquids b Because switches have two states (on/off) c Because it likes colors 11 What is the tiny switch in digital systems called that has two states? a A transistor b A resistor c A capacitor 12 Which of these best explains binary in one sentence? a Binary is only for games b Binary uses 0 and 1 to store all kinds of data c Binary is a type of keyboard

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Binary Basics for Year 3Versión en línea

Why binary helps computers

por Matthew Petch

Why do digital systems use binary numbers (0s and 1s) mostly, in simple terms?

Because humans prefer two numbers for speed.

Because tiny switches in devices have two states (on/off).

Because computers only eat two numbers at a time.

What is the basic unit of binary that can be on or off?

A pixel

A byte

A bit

What common thing can binary represent besides 0s and 1s?

Letters, numbers, and symbols

Colors only

Only photos

How many bits make a byte?

16 bits

4 bits

8 bits

Which is a use of binary in pictures?

Sound is two digits

Color is not stored

Pixels are represented by binary

How are colors often stored in computers using binary?

With only 0s

With wheels and gears

With numbers in binary codes

What part of a computer uses binary to store sounds?

Digital audio data

The mouse

The keyboard

What happens when you type letters on a computer using binary?

The computer ignores them

Letters are encoded as binary codes

Letters appear as stars

Which statement is true about binary and decimal?

Binary and decimal are the same

Binary is a different way to write numbers

Binary uses three digits

Why does computer memory use binary to store information?

Because it runs on liquids

Because switches have two states (on/off)

Because it likes colors

What is the tiny switch in digital systems called that has two states?

A transistor

A resistor

A capacitor

Which of these best explains binary in one sentence?

Binary is only for games

Binary uses 0 and 1 to store all kinds of data

Binary is a type of keyboard

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Binary Basics for Year 3Versión en línea

por Matthew Petch

Why do digital systems use binary numbers (0s and 1s) mostly, in simple terms?

What is the basic unit of binary that can be on or off?

What common thing can binary represent besides 0s and 1s?

How many bits make a byte?

Which is a use of binary in pictures?

How are colors often stored in computers using binary?

What part of a computer uses binary to store sounds?

What happens when you type letters on a computer using binary?

Which statement is true about binary and decimal?

Why does computer memory use binary to store information?

What is the tiny switch in digital systems called that has two states?

Which of these best explains binary in one sentence?