ECAT Computer Science Ch 1 -Basic Concepts of Information Technology

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	The accuracy of analog computers as compared to digital computer is.	A. more B. less C. nearly same D. unpredictable
2	The major operational problem of the early first generation computers was	A. inaccurate results B. poor reliability C. delayed results D. limited capabilities
3	A digital compute performs its computations by	A. mechanical means B. analogy C. guessing D. counting
4	An analog computer can be worked directly with	A. magnetic tapes B. punched card C. magnetic disk D. none of the above
5	IBM's System/360 family of computers was introduced during the.	A. 1950s B. third generation C. second generation D. 1990s
6	For printing of large drawings and images we use	A. Laser printer B. Plotter C. Line printer D. Dot matrix printer
7	The major generational problem of the early first generation computers was	A. inaccurate results B. poor reliability C. delayed results D. limited capabilities
8	The analog computer deal directly with.	A. number or pulses B. measured values of continuous physical magnitudes C. signals in the form of 0 or 1 D. signal in discrete values form 0 to 9
9	Primary storage for the UNIVAC was via	A. punched cards B. transistors C. magnetic cores D. disk packs
10	The use of computer for business applications is attractive because of its/	A. accuracy B. reliability C. speed D. all of the above