Test Bank for Prelude to Programming Chapter 0

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Test Bank for Prelude to Programming Chapter 0 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Which of the following is not an attribute of a computer? a. can act on intermediate results without human intervention b. has its roots over 20,000 years in the past c. can be a mechanical or an electronic device d. can store, retrieve, and manipulate large amounts of information e. works at high speed with great accuracy 2. One of the earliest computers, built in the mid-1800s, was called: a. ADA b. Babbage c. Apple IIE d. Analytical Engine 3. A microchip is made: a. of silicon b. from the same material as a postage stamp c. by the Altair company d. All of the above are true ANS: A 4. One of the most important inventions of the 20 th Century which subsequently allowed for the rapid increase in types and uses of computers was the: a. vacuum tube b. ENIAC computer c. transistor d. Mark I 5. An integrated circuit is: a. a network of vacuum tubes b. a small package of transistors c. a switching device d. the same as a microchip 2015 Pearson Education 1

6. The operating system developed by Google is: a. Motorola b. ios c. Windows d. Android 7. The brain of a computer is its: a. hard drive b. central processing unit c. system unit d. RAM 8. The basic unit of memory in a computer is: a. hertz b. bytes c. characters d. meters 9. DVDs and flash drives are types of: a. internal memory b. processors c. external memory d. programs 10. Which of the following is both an input and an output device? a. keyboard b. monitor c. modem/internet connection d. mouse 11. The programs used by the computer to control and maintain hardware and to communicate with the user are: a. applications software b. browsers c. shareware d. system software 2015 Pearson Education 2

12. Which type of programming language is understood directly by the computer? b. Machine language c. VisualBasic d. Java 13. The following instruction is an example of which type of programming language: ADD C, D b. Machine language c. VisualBasic d. Java ANS: A 14. Which of the following is a scripting language? b. Visual Basic c. JavaScript d. COBOL 15. Which of the following are normally used to write a program in a high-level language? a. a text editor b. a debugger c. a compiler or interpreter d. all of the above are needed 2015 Pearson Education 3

TRUE/FALSE 1. True/False: The Analytical Engine was developed by Charles Babbage, assisted by Ada Augusta Byron. 2. True/False: In early computers, vacuum tubes were used to do the internal switching necessary for computations. 3. True/False: The transistor is a great improvement over the vacuum tube because it is much more energy efficient. 4. True/False: The first desktop computer, the Altair 8800, was invented in 1955. 5. True/False: A supercomputer can process over 1 billion instructions per second. 6. True/False: Web2.0 is simply an updated version of the World Wide Web. 7. True/False: One byte consists of eight bits. 8. True/False: One bit is the amount of memory used to store one character of information. 9. True/False: Hard disks are a type of mass storage device. 10. True/False: Flash drives are less reliable than other storage devices because they consist of so many small moveable parts. 11. True/False: Computer games are a type of application software. 12. True/False: The computer s master control program is the operating system. 13. True/False: Without an operating system, a personal computer would be virtually useless. 14. True/False: Assembly language consists of a sequence of bits that are all zeros and ones. 15. True/False: COBOL is an object-oriented language used mainly in Web sites to provide dynamic content. 2015 Pearson Education 4

SHORT ANSWER 1. A program is a(n) of to be carried out by a computer. ANS: list, instructions 2. The next generation of the World Wide Web is called. ANS: Web2.0 3. Components that are used by a computer but are located outside the system unit are known as. ANS: peripherals 4. The processor in a PC consists of many transistors that reside on a microchip which plugs into the. ANS: motherboard 5. The two types of internal memory are and. ANS: RAM, ROM 6. is the type of internal memory that contains instructions used by the computer during its startup process. ANS: ROM 7. The type of internal memory that is used to hold data while the user is working on a computer, but is lost when the computer is turned off, is called. ANS: RAM 8. The computer uses devices to receive data. ANS: input 9. The speed of a processor is usually measured in. ANS: gigahertz 10. A printer is an example of a(n) device. ANS: output 11. The most powerful and most efficient programs are written in language. ANS: machine 12. To write a program in a high-level language, you type and edit the program in a(n). ANS: text editor 13. When you write a program in a high-level language, a(n) or a(n) translates the program into machine language. ANS: compiler, interpreter 14. The two general categories of software are software and software. ANS: application, system 2015 Pearson Education 5