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SSC CGL Computer Full Forms and History Practice Test 1

15 fast-recall questions on computer abbreviations, generations, inventors, and milestone developments in computing.

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SSC CGL Computer Full Forms and History Practice Test 1

15 fast-recall questions on computer abbreviations, generations, inventors, and milestone developments in computing.

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  1. Full Forms

    1. ROM stands for:

    • A. Read Only Memory (Correct)
    • B. Random Output Memory
    • C. Read Output Machine
    • D. Run Only Module

    Explanation: ROM expands to Read Only Memory.

  2. Full Forms

    2. USB stands for:

    • A. Universal Serial Bus (Correct)
    • B. United System Board
    • C. Universal System Binary
    • D. User Service Board

    Explanation: USB stands for Universal Serial Bus.

  3. Computer History

    3. Charles Babbage is known as the:

    • A. Father of the Computer (Correct)
    • B. Inventor of the mouse
    • C. Founder of Linux
    • D. Father of the Internet

    Explanation: Charles Babbage is widely known as the Father of the Computer.

  4. Computer History

    4. The first generation of computers mainly used:

    • A. Vacuum tubes (Correct)
    • B. Transistors
    • C. Integrated circuits
    • D. Microprocessors

    Explanation: First-generation computers operated using vacuum tube technology.

  5. Computer History

    5. Second-generation computers used:

    • A. Vacuum tubes
    • B. Transistors (Correct)
    • C. Integrated circuits
    • D. Artificial intelligence

    Explanation: Transistors replaced vacuum tubes in second-generation computers.

  6. Computer History

    6. Third-generation computers are associated with:

    • A. Integrated circuits (Correct)
    • B. Vacuum tubes
    • C. Transistors only
    • D. Abacus

    Explanation: Integrated circuits were a defining feature of third-generation computers.

  7. Computer History

    7. Modern fourth-generation computers are based mainly on:

    • A. Transistors
    • B. Vacuum tubes
    • C. Microprocessors (Correct)
    • D. Punch cards only

    Explanation: Microprocessors define the fourth generation of computers.

  8. Full Forms

    8. ALU stands for:

    • A. Arithmetic Logic Unit (Correct)
    • B. Advanced Link Utility
    • C. Array Logic User
    • D. Automatic Load Unit

    Explanation: ALU stands for Arithmetic Logic Unit.

  9. Computer History

    9. Who is associated with developing the analytical engine concept?

    • A. Charles Babbage (Correct)
    • B. Tim Berners-Lee
    • C. Bill Gates
    • D. Dennis Ritchie

    Explanation: The Analytical Engine was designed by Charles Babbage.

  10. Full Forms

    10. BIOS stands for:

    • A. Basic Input Output System (Correct)
    • B. Binary Input Operating Setup
    • C. Basic Internal Output Service
    • D. Boot Integration Output System

    Explanation: BIOS expands to Basic Input Output System.

  11. Internet History

    11. The World Wide Web is closely associated with:

    • A. Tim Berners-Lee (Correct)
    • B. Charles Babbage
    • C. Ada Lovelace
    • D. Steve Jobs

    Explanation: Tim Berners-Lee is known for inventing the World Wide Web.

  12. Full Forms

    12. PDF stands for:

    • A. Portable Document Format (Correct)
    • B. Printed Data File
    • C. Public Document Folder
    • D. Portable Data Form

    Explanation: PDF stands for Portable Document Format.

  13. Computer History

    13. Ada Lovelace is famous in computer history because she is often called:

    • A. First computer programmer (Correct)
    • B. First browser inventor
    • C. First hardware engineer
    • D. First chip designer

    Explanation: Ada Lovelace is widely recognized as the first computer programmer.