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Hardware & Components Quiz
Hardware & Components · Timed
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Every smartphone, laptop, gaming console, and desktop computer relies on hardware working together behind the scenes. Understanding computer hardware and components helps you appre...
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All 20 questions in this Hardware & Components quiz
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Which connection standard is primarily used to connect a PC to an internal hard drive or SSD?
- A. USB 3.0
- B. SATA
- C. PCIe
- D. HDMI
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What does 'SSD' stand for?
- A. Smart System Drive
- B. Solid State Drive
- C. Super Speed Disk
- D. Static Storage Device
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Which file format is used for Android app installation?
- A. .dmg
- B. .pkg
- C. .exe
- D. .apk
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What is the name of the Android version 10?
- A. Oreo
- B. Q
- C. Pie
- D. Android 10 (No dessert name)
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What does 'OLED' stand for?
- A. Optical Light Energy Device
- B. Output Level Electronic Diode
- C. Organic Light Emitting Diode
- D. Optimized Laser Electronic Display
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What type of RAM is specifically designed to detect and fix common types of internal data corruption, making it vital for servers and workstations?
- A. DDR5
- B. ECC (Error Correction Code) RAM
- C. VRAM
- D. SDRAM
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What does CPU stand for?
- A. Core Processing Unit
- B. Computer Power Unit
- C. Central Program Unit
- D. Central Processing Unit
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What does 'DDR' stand for in the context of computer RAM?
- A. Dual Data Rate
- B. Double Data Rate
- C. Digital Data Relay
- D. Direct Disk Reading
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What is the name of the memory technology that stacks DRAM chips vertically to provide extremely high bandwidth for AI and supercomputing GPUs?
- A. DDR5
- B. HBM (High Bandwidth Memory)
- C. GDDR6X
- D. LPDDR
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Which company produces 'Ryzen' processors?
- A. Intel
- B. NVIDIA
- C. AMD
- D. Apple
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Which hardware component allows a computer to connect to a network using a physical Ethernet cable?
- A. Modem
- B. NIC (Network Interface Card)
- C. Router
- D. Switch
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Which hardware component acts as the 'central hub' where all other computer parts connect and communicate with each other?
- A. CPU
- B. Hard Drive
- C. Motherboard
- D. Power Supply
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What does 'LCD' stand for?
- A. Low Color Display
- B. Light Color Density
- C. Linear Circuit Device
- D. Liquid Crystal Display
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What does 'VGA' stand for?
- A. Variable Graphic Array
- B. Visual Graphic Adapter
- C. Video Graphics Array
- D. Virtual Game Area
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Which of these is a 'Lossless' storage format for audio, ensuring that no hardware data is removed during compression?
- A. MP3
- B. FLAC
- C. AAC
- D. WMA
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What is a 'Pixel'?
- A. The smallest unit of an image
- B. A type of memory
- C. A file
- D. A processor
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What does 'TDP' stand for when referring to the power and cooling requirements of a CPU or GPU?
- A. Total Data Processing
- B. Thermal Design Power
- C. Time Delay Protocol
- D. Transistor Density Peak
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What is the name of the first programmable computer?
- A. Colossus
- B. UNIVAC
- C. ENIAC
- D. Z3
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In computing, what does 'GPU' stand for?
- A. Graphics Processing Unit
- B. Global Power Unit
- C. General Processing Unit
- D. Graphical Program Unit
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What does 'CMOS' stand for on a motherboard?
- A. Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor
- B. Central Module On System
- C. Core Memory Output System
- D. Common Mode Operating Serial