Computers and Technology - Technology Quiz Questions Part 1
Computers and Technology - Technology Quiz Questions Part 1
Computers and Technology - Technology Quiz Questions Part 1
Questions Part 1
Computer chips host websites composed of HTML and send text messages as
simple as…LOL. Hack into this quiz and let a chip tally your score and reveal
the contents on your computer screen.
Answer: 2000
There are about 2,000 computer languages in active use, whereas there were
only 15 in use in 1970.
Answer: NASA
NASA stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. It is an
agency of the U.S. government.
Answer: Motherboard
A peripheral is a device that attaches to a computer. The motherboard is
within the computer and controls its ability to receive and process electronic
signals.
5) Which of the following is not one of the early “protocols,” or ways to use
the Internet?
A) Blogging
B) Telnet
C) Gopher
D) FTP
Answer: Blogging
The early use of the Internet relied on protocols for transferring files or remote
control of other terminals. Blogging did not emerge until later, in the 1990s.
Answer: an intranet
An intranet is a private computer network, usually within an organization or
group and is limited to its members for sharing information.
Answer: IMAX
The IMAX, which stands for “Image Maximum,” is a large-screen motion
picture technology invented in Canada.
Answer: A Mouse
A mouse allows a computer user to move to different parts of the screen
without a keyboard.
12) When did the compact disc first appear on the market?
A) 1982
B) 1992
C) 1955
D) 1989
Answer: 1982
Compact discs that stored sound were introduced in 1982. By the mid-1980s
new discs called CD-ROMs could store pictures and computer programs.
Answer: 1995
The DVD, which means “digital video disc” or “digital versatile disc,” appeared
in 1995. DVDs are often used to store movies.
Answer: Apple
Apple Computer is the maker of the iPhone. The telephone and miniature
computer first went on sale in 2007.
15) To which of these devices is the cellular telephone most closely related?
A) Telegraph
B) Radio
C) Light bulb
D) Telescope
Answer: Radio
The cellular telephone carries voice, text, and other digital signals via radio
waves, like a two-way police radio.
Answer: JPG
With JPEG, a digital image can be compressed to 5 percent of its original size,
making it easy to transfer electronically and store.
Answer: Ipod
An iPod is a music-listening device. It lacks a phone. Its cousin, the iPhone, has
a telephone built in.