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Data communications involving telegraph lines uses. |
Simplex lines
Wideband channels
Narrowbarid channels
Dialed service
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2 |
Communications device combines transmissions from several devices into on line is. |
Concentrator
Modifier
Multiplexer
full duplex line
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3 |
Distributed data processing configuration where all activates passes through a centrally located computer is. |
Ring network
Spider network
Hierachicar network
Data control network
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4 |
All the keys on the IBM PC keyboard repeat as long as one hold them down these key are knows as. |
Typematic keys
Functional keys
Automatic keys
Alphabetic keys
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5 |
Microsoft Excel is. |
Financial planning package
Electronic spreadsheet
Graphics package
Data base management package.
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6 |
The primary memory of a personals computer consists. |
ROM only
RAM only
Both ROM and RAM
Memory module
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7 |
The subdivision of fields. |
Always done to give the programmer greater flexibility
Dependent on programming language used.
Never accomplished on fields containing numeric data
All above
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8 |
Digital computer is a computer. |
That works with discrete quantities.
That works with analog quantities
Botha A and B
None
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9 |
Electronic mail system is similar or best suits to |
Postal service
Telephone service
Telegraph service
None
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10 |
A data communication facility on which data can be transmitted in two direction is referred as. |
Duplex
Simplex
Triplex
None
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11 |
EBCDIC is. |
6 -bit coding system
7-bit coding system
8-bit coding system
9- bit coding system
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12 |
The time period during which a computer is main functioning or not operating correctly due to machine failures is referred as. |
Downtime
Up time
Run time
None
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13 |
The speed at which data is transferred from the main memory to another medium on which data are recorded is referred at. |
Data transfer rate
Byte
Buds
None
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14 |
The item BDMS is referred to. |
Data Base Management system.
The software used for the management maintenance and retrieval of the data stored in a data base.
A and B both true
None
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15 |
Diagnostic routines is a. |
Programs used to print error messages
Indicates system problems and improper program instructions
Both A and B are true
None
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16 |
Process of finding/correcting program errors is |
Bugs
Debugging
Hacking
Cracking
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17 |
The first electronic general purpose digital computer built by Motley and accrete called ENIAC did not work on the strode program concept How many numbers could it stored in its internal memory. |
100
20
40
80
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18 |
When did IBM introduced the 80286 based PC/AT |
1982
1984
1985
1989
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19 |
How many address lines are needed to address each memory location in a 2048 x 4 memory chip. |
10
11
8
12
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20 |
Microprocessors can be sued to make |
Computer
Digital csystem
Calculators
All of the above
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21 |
Which of the following register is used to keep track of address of the memory location where the next instruction is located. |
Memory address register
Memory data register
Instruction register
Program counter
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22 |
Offline device is |
A device which is not connected to CPU
A device which is connected to CPU
A direct access storage device
An I/O device
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23 |
Which was the computer conceived by Babbade. |
Analytical engine
Arithmetic machine
Donald Knuth
All of abvoe
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24 |
The most commonly used standard dta code to represent alphabetical numerical and punctuation characters used in electronic data processing system is called. |
ASCII
BCD
EBCDIC
All of above
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25 |
The first electronic computer in the world was. |
UNIAC
ENIAC
EDVAC
All of abvoe
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26 |
The octal equivalence of 111010 is |
81
72
71
None of these
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27 |
A floppy disk contains |
Circular tracks only
Sectors only
Both circular tracks and sectors
All of the above
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28 |
The difference between memory and storage is that memory is and storage is. |
Temporary permanent
Permanent temporary
Slow ,fast
All of above
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29 |
Which of the following is secondary memory device. |
Keyboard
Disk
ALU
All of above
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30 |
A name or number used to identify a storage location is called. |
A byte
A record
An address
None of above
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