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JM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGIESDCA Test Paper

Time : 15 Minutes MM.: 20

1. Which device is used as the standard pointing device in a Graphical User Environment?A. Keyboard B. MouseC. Joystick D. Track ball

2. Which of the following is not an output device?A. Scanner B. Printer

C. Flat Screen D. Touch Screen3. Memory unit is one part of

A. Input device B. Control unitC. Output device D. Central Processing Unit

4. The TIME command is used to display _____ time.A. US Time B. Greenwich Mean TimeC. Julian Time D. System Time

5. Which of the following device can store large amounts of data?A. Floppy Disk B. Hard DiskC. CDROM D. Zip Disk

6.Which one of the following is an input device?A. speaker B. printerC. monitor D. mouse

7. The Start button is located on theA. title bar B. desktopC. programs menu D. task bar

8. The speed of a computer's processor can be measured in:A. Gigahertz B. Bits per secondC. Megahertz D. MPH

9. The modern keyboard typically has __________ Function keys.A. 10 B. 12C. 14 D. 16

10. To access properties of an object, the mouse technique to use is __________.A. dragging B. droppingC. right-clicking D. shift-clicking

11. What is the purpose of the icons on the desktop?A. Desktop icons provide shortcuts to programs only.B. Desktop icons provide shortcuts to either programs, files or other areas of the computer.C. Desktop icons are simply used to decorate the desktop area.D. Desktop icons are useful reminders for any tasks you need to perform.

12. How can you restore a file in Windows Explorer that has been deleted from the hard disk?A. You cannot restore a file that has been deleted from the hard disk.B. Open the recycle bin, right click on the file and select menu options File > Undelete.C. Open the recycle bin, select the required file and select menu options File > Restore.D. Open Windows Explorer, select the required file and double click on it.

13. What is the purpose of the plus sign [+] to the left of a folder?A. It expands the folder view to show its contents.B. It contracts the folder view.C. It adds the folder to the Recycle bin.D. It adds any copied files to the folder.

14. To create a new folder, first select the destination drive and/or folder, then:A. Select menu options: Edit > New > FolderB. Right click and select: Create FolderC. Select menu options: File > New > FolderD. Select menu options: File > Create > Folder

15. If you copy and paste a file:A. The original file is deleted and a new file is created.B. The original file remains unchanged and a new file is created.C. The original file remains unchanged and a new file is not created.D. The original file is removed and a new file is not created.

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