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2nd quarter Exam CSS NC II

This document outlines the Second Quarter Examination for the TVL 5 and 6: Computer System Servicing NC II course at Filamer Christian University for the school year 2023-2024. It includes various tests on identifying motherboard parts, answering multiple-choice questions, enumerating input and output devices, and arranging steps in proper sequence related to computer assembly. The examination is structured to assess students' knowledge and skills in computer servicing.

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2nd quarter Exam CSS NC II

This document outlines the Second Quarter Examination for the TVL 5 and 6: Computer System Servicing NC II course at Filamer Christian University for the school year 2023-2024. It includes various tests on identifying motherboard parts, answering multiple-choice questions, enumerating input and output devices, and arranging steps in proper sequence related to computer assembly. The examination is structured to assess students' knowledge and skills in computer servicing.

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FILAMER CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

Roxas Avenue, Roxas City, Capiz 5800


SECONDARY SCHOOL
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
SCHOOL YEAR 2023 - 2024

TVL 5 AND 6: COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NC II


SECOND QUARTER EXAMINATION
JAN 10 – 12, 2023

Name: __________________________________ Strand,Year and Section:_________________________


Date: ___________________________________ Score: _______________________________________
Test I: Instructions: Identify the following parts of the motherboard, Write your answer on the space provided. NO ERASURE! Any
item with erasure is not counted to the total score.2pts each Item.

Test II: Instructions: Read the Question carefully, Identify what is being asked on the following question. Choose your answers
in the box. Write your answer on the space provided.NO ERASURE! Any item with erasure is not counted to the total score.

RAM ROM Adapter Cards Controller Cards Sound Cards


Video Cards Portable Storage Hard Drive Universal Serial USB Hub
Devices Bus
Mouse The Ball Keycaps Keyboard Digital and Video
Controller Camera
Keyboard Scanner Touch Screen Biometric Number pad
Authentication
Device

_____________1.Serve two important functions: they provide the surface for the user to be able to press down the keys and
identify the keys for the user to see which key is being pressed.
____________ 2.It can be used as means of expanding the memory of the computer.

____________ 3. Provides the computer with the ability to display text, images, and graphics on the monitor.
_____________4.A Component of a motherboard that cannot be written to and, as its name suggests, can only be read. It is non-
volatile, which means that even without a power source, the contents or data saved into the memory would be kept.
_____________5.Is a security system used to verify the identity of person through physiological and behavioural characteristics in
order to prevent possible identity theft and loss of data.

_____________6.Is found to the right of the cursor control keys and is composed of NUM locks.
_____________7.A device that can be plugged into the host in order to accommodate two or more USB devices
_____________8.It is also known as expansion boards or expansion cards. These are used in order to upgrade the computer’s
functionality by adding controllers for specific devices.
_____________9.Is used to input data into the computer.
_________10.Is a standard interface that connects peripheral devices to a computer.
____________11.is composed of integrated circuits or chips containing capacitors that store binary data. It is used for the
computer’s primary memory.
____________12.Is the largest and central part of the mouse.
____________13.Used to reproduce sounds and is available for both ISA and PCI expansion buses.
____________14.These are input devices that are used to create images or videos that can be stored on magnetic media.
____________15.It contains the circuitry and components required to control the operations of a peripheral device.

Test III: Instructions: Enumerate the following. Write your answer on the space provided.

 Input Devices  Output Devices.


1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.
5. 5.

Test IV: Instructions: Arrange these steps in the proper sequence, Encircle the letter of the correct answer. 5pts each Item

a. INSTALLING THE FRONT PANEL:


I. Attach the side cover of the system case.
II. Align the screw holes of the front panel to the case and secure it using the appropriate type and number of screws.
III. Attach the front panel to the system case.
IV. Secure it with appropriate screws.

a) IV,I,II,III c) I,IV,II,II
b) III,II,I,IV d) I,III,II,IV

b. PROCESSING AND HEAT SINK OF FAN ASSEMBLY


I. Align the heat sink fan assembly retainers with the holes in the motherboard.
II. Connect the power cable to the header on the motherboard.
III. Apply a small amount of thermal compound on the processor and spread it evenly.
IV. Gently insert the processor into the socket.
V. Close the processor load plate
VI. Align the processor with the socket. Ensure the Connector 1 indicator is aligned with the Pin 1 indicator on the socket.
VII. Close the load lever and move it under the load lever extension tab in order to secure the processor.
VIII. Place the heat sink or fan assembly onto the processor socket.
IX. Tighten the heat sink or fan assembly retainers to secure it in place.

a) VI,IV,VII,V,III,IX,VIII,I,II c) VI,IV,II,V,VII,III,I,IX,VIII
b) VI,IV,V,VII,III,I,VIII,IX,II d) VI,VII,III,I,IX,IV,II,V,VII

c. INSTALLING THE MOTHERBOARD


I. Install standoffs.
II. Connect the font-panel connectors to the motherboard.
III. Insert the CMOS battery
IV. Plug the USB cable into the USB connector.
V. Install the I/O back plate into the system case.
VI. Align the holes on the motherboard with that of the standoffs
VII. Plug the audio cable into the audio connector.
VIII. Secure the motherboard using the necessary screws.

a) I,V,VI,VIII,II,VII,IV,III b) III,II,VII,IV,V,I,VI,VIII
a) V,I,VI,II,VII,IV,III,VIII c) V,I,VI,VIII,II,VII,IV,III
Prepared by: Checked by:

JOHN HENRY V. URDAS JANRIE A. AGAM, MAT


Subject Teacher Acting Chairperson, Social Sciences and TVL Department

Approved:

URLA S. DELA, MAT


Principal, Secondary School

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