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SSC CGL Fundamentals & Basics Verified Practice Test 3

15 structurally validated Fundamentals & Basics questions with unique options, mapped answers and explanations.

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  1. Storage

    1. Which device is best suited for carrying data from one computer to another easily?

    • A. Plotter
    • B. Pen drive (Correct)
    • C. Projector
    • D. Motherboard

    Explanation: A pen drive is a portable USB storage device.

  2. Hardware

    2. A computer monitor is also known as:

    • A. VDU (Correct)
    • B. ALU
    • C. CPU
    • D. UPS

    Explanation: Monitor is also referred to as Visual Display Unit.

  3. Power Backup

    3. UPS is mainly used to:

    • A. Increase internet speed
    • B. Provide temporary backup power (Correct)
    • C. Store documents
    • D. Scan images

    Explanation: UPS protects a computer during power cuts.

  4. Input Devices

    4. MICR technology is mainly used in:

    • A. Cheque processing (Correct)
    • B. Video editing
    • C. Web browsing
    • D. Slide creation

    Explanation: MICR is used to read characters on cheques.

  5. Input Devices

    5. An optical mouse works using:

    • A. Magnetic ink
    • B. Light sensors (Correct)
    • C. Voice recognition
    • D. Mechanical gears only

    Explanation: Optical mice track movement through light-based sensors.

  6. Output Devices

    6. A plotter is commonly used for:

    • A. Playing music
    • B. Printing large engineering drawings (Correct)
    • C. Typing data
    • D. Internet access

    Explanation: Plotters are designed for maps and blueprints.

  7. Software

    7. Hardware cannot function without:

    • A. Software (Correct)
    • B. Monitor
    • C. Scanner
    • D. Projector

    Explanation: Software provides instructions for hardware.

  8. Data Processing

    8. Processed data is called:

    • A. Noise
    • B. Information (Correct)
    • C. Signal only
    • D. Storage

    Explanation: Processed data becomes information.

  9. Memory

    9. Cache memory is used to:

    • A. Store movies permanently
    • B. Speed up CPU access to frequently used data (Correct)
    • C. Replace RAM fully
    • D. Connect to the internet

    Explanation: Cache improves processor performance.

  10. System Startup

    10. POST runs when the computer:

    • A. Prints a file
    • B. Starts up (Correct)
    • C. Connects to Wi-Fi
    • D. Shuts down

    Explanation: POST runs during startup.

  11. Input Devices

    11. Which input device is used to draw directly on the computer screen in some setups?

    • A. Light pen (Correct)
    • B. Speaker
    • C. Plotter
    • D. Printer

    Explanation: A light pen is used to select or draw on screen.

  12. Hardware

    12. The motherboard is best described as:

    • A. A printing device
    • B. The main circuit board of the computer (Correct)
    • C. An antivirus tool
    • D. A type of document

    Explanation: The motherboard connects major computer components.

  13. Hardware

    13. CPU is mainly known as the:

    • A. Brain of the computer (Correct)
    • B. Main printer
    • C. Power cable
    • D. Display unit

    Explanation: CPU processes instructions and controls core operations.

  14. Input Devices

    14. Which device is commonly used to enter text into a computer?

    • A. Monitor
    • B. Keyboard (Correct)
    • C. Speaker
    • D. Projector

    Explanation: A keyboard is the standard text input device.

  15. Output Devices

    15. Which of these is an output device?

    • A. Scanner
    • B. Mouse
    • C. Printer (Correct)
    • D. Joystick

    Explanation: A printer gives output on paper.