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Are you Computer Savvy?

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Updated At : 11:32 PM Jun 20, 2020 IST

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Identify the terms as per the following definitions

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  1.  How many bytes are there in one kilobyte?
  2. What is the primary component of solid-state hard drives (SSDs)?
  3. Dual-core processors have how many processors on a single chip?
  4. What kind of memory holds program data and programs temporarily 
  5. The “F” on the keys at the top of your keyboard stands for….
  6. Computer chips are made primarily from what substance?
  7. How are computer monitors measured? 
  8. How much data could a high-density floppy diskette store? 
  9. What is the most popular pointing device for contemporary computers?
  10. In Windows, which keyboard key combination will display a task manager dialog box?

Answers: 1. 1,000 | 2. Flash memory | 3. Two | 4. RAM | 5. Function | 6. Lead | 7. Diagonally | 8. 1.44 megabytes | 9. Mouse | 10. ALt Ctrl Del

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