Word processing, spread sheet, and photo editing are examples of___________________?

Related Mcqs:

1. What would you do to highlight a word? You position the cursor next to the word, and then _____________________?

   A. Drag mouse while holding button down
   B. Click mouse once
   C. Roll mouse around
   D. Roll and then click mouse

2. Officer LANs that are spread geographically apart on a large scale can be connected using a corporate__________________?

   A. WAN
   B. LAN
   C. CAN
   D. DAN

3. The silicon chips used for data processing are called __________________?

   A. ROM chips
   B. RAM chips
   C. PROM chips
   D. Micro processor

4. A _____________ is a device that forwards packets between networks by processing the routing information included in the packet?

   A. bridge
   B. firewall
   C. router
   D. none of these

5. During processing data, programs, and processed information are held temporality in ________________________?

   A. Secondary storage
   B. ROM
   C. RAM
   D. CPU

6. A ________________computer (also referred to as a laptop), is a small, lightweight personal computer that incorporates the screen, the keyboard, storage and processing components into a single por ?

   A. Notebook
   B. Journal
   C. Diary
   D. Briefcase

7. A _______________ is a large and expensive computer capable of simultaneously processing data for hundreds or thousands of users ?

   A. handheld computer
   B. mainframe computer
   C. personal computer
   D. tablet computer

8. Which type of memory holds only the program and data that the CPU is presently processing ?

   A. CMOS
   B. ROM
   C. RAM
   D. ASCII

9. Which of the following are not the four major data processing functions of a computer ?

   A. processing data into information
   B. analysing the data or information
   C. storing the data or information
   D. gathering data

10. Processing involves____________________?

    A. displaying output in a useful manner
    B. inputting data into a computer system
    C. providing relevant answers
    D. transforming input into output