Mcqs on introduction of computers

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                                 MCQS ON INTRODUCTION OF COMPUTERS

Introduction of Computers

The computer revolution has fundamentally changed our world. It has made information accessible to everyone and transformed the way we do business and live our lives.

The invention of the computer is truly one of the most important events in history. It was a man named Charles Babbage who designed and built the first working computer. It was initially used to calculate mathematical problems.

The computer has become an integral part of our lives. We use it to store our photos, videos, music and documents. We use it to communicate with family and friends. We use it to conduct our business.

The computer has also revolutionized the way we learn. We can now access information at any time and anywhere. We can learn new things by using computers to search for information on the internet.

The future of the computer is very bright. It is likely that we will continue to use computers to revolutionize our world. Let’s check our computers knowledge base by practicing Mcqs on introduction of computers

Q1. Which of the following refers to the fastest, biggest and the most expensive computer?

A. Mainframe Computer 

B. Supercomputer

C. Hybrid Computer

D. Micro Computer

Supercomputer.

Q2. A Hybrid Computer having the combined properties of ?

A. Analog and Digital computer

B. Digital computer

C. Computer

D. Micro Computer

A. Analog and Digital computer.

Q3. Artificial Intelligence is an example of ? 

A. Third Generation

B. Fourth Generation

C. Fifth Generation

D. All of the Above

C. Fifth Generation.

Q4. First Generation of computers was based on?

A. IC,s Chips

B. Transistors

C. microprocessors

D. Vacuum  tubes

D. Vacuum  tubes.

Q5. Who is known as the father of modern computer science?

A. John Naiper

B. Charles Babbage

C. Alan Turning

D. Herman Hollerith

C. Alan Turning.

Q6. Who is known as the father of computer ?

A. John Naiper

B. Charles Babbage

C. Alan Turning

D. Herman Hollerith

B. Charles Babbage.

Q7. Which is the world’s fastest supercomputer 2022

A. Summit

B. Tianhe-2A

C. Frontier

D. Fugaku

C. Frontier.

Q8. Which of the following was India’s first supercomputer

A. Mihir

B. Pratyush

C. PARAM Ganga

D. PARAM 8000

D. PARAM 8000.

Q9. Supercomputers are the fastest and are used for?

A. Weather forecasting

B. nuclear research

C. military agencies

D. All of the Above.

D. All of the Above.

Q10. Small in size designed to do some specific task like CAD?

A. Mini computers

B. mainframe computers

C. supercomputers

D. hybrid computers

A. Mini computers.

Q11. Large internal memory storage ,comprehensive range of software and serves as a backbone for the entire business world?

A. Mini computers

B. mainframe computers

C. supercomputers

D. hybrid computers

B. mainframe computers.

Q12. Least powerful, inexpensive for personal use and the fastest growing types of computer?

A. Mini computers

B. mainframe computers

C. micro computers

D. hybrid computers

C. micro computers.

Q12. ICs Integrated circuits were used in which of the following Generation of the computers?

A. Third Generation

B. Fourth Generation

C. Fifth Generation

D. Second Generation

A. Third Generation.

Mcqs on introduction of computers

Q13. Which of the following was the first supercomputer of the world?

A. Summit

B. Tianhe-2A

C. Frontier

D. Fugaku

A. Summit.

Q14. Who is called the father of supercomputers in India?

A. Rangaswamy Narasimhan

B. Dr Vijay P Bhatkar

C. kiran Karnik

D. none of the above

B. Dr Vijay P Bhatkar.

Q15. Which of the following is the latest supercomputer of India 2022?

A.  Mihir

B. Pratyush

C. PARAM Ganga

D. PARAM Ananta

D. PARAM Ananta.

Q16. Which of the following was the first electronic computer used for general purposes?

A. EDVAC

B. EDSAC

C. ENIAC

D. UNIVAC

C. ENIAC.

Q17. Who invented logarithms?

A. John Naiper

B. Charles Babbage

C. Alan Turning

D. Herman Hollerith

A. John Naiper.
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