Computer Fundamentals

Welcome to our Computer Fundamentals MCQs category! Here you will find a comprehensive collection of multiple choice questions covering topics like MS Office, basic computer skills, and internet and social media. Our quizzes are a great way to test your knowledge and improve your skills.

Computer fundamentals is an important subject to study for a variety of tests and exams, including:

  • High school entrance exams. Many high school entrance exams, such as the SAT and ACT, include questions on computer fundamentals.
  • College entrance exams. Many college entrance exams, such as the SAT and ACT, also include questions on computer fundamentals.
  • Professional exams. Many professional exams, such as the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) exam, require candidates to have a strong understanding of computer fundamentals.
  • Job interviews. In today’s digital age, it is essential to have a strong understanding of computer fundamentals in order to be successful in the job market. Many employers will ask job candidates questions about their computer skills during interviews.

By studying computer fundamentals, you can improve your chances of success in school, in job examinations, in your career, and in life.

    Basic Computer
    The latest PC keyboards use a circuit that senses the movement by the change in its capacitance. What are these keyboards called?
    A capacitive keyboard is a type of computer keyboard that uses a change of capacitance on the capacitor pad to detect a pressed key on a keyboard. It provides functionality similar to a standard contact keyboard, but its internal structure is different and is fairly quicker and more reliable.
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    Basic Computer
    The personnel who deals with the computer & its management put together are called
    Humanware is hardware and software that emphasizes user capability and empowerment and the design of the user interface. The process of building humanware generally consists of these steps:
    1. Define users (age, mindset, environmental context, previous product experience and expectations, and so forth) and what they really want to do.
    2. Identify tasks they will need to do or capabilities they will want
    3. Specify usability objectives (if possible, these should be measurable, such as how long to do something or how many mouse clicks to get to a specified task point) for each task or capability.
    4. Build a prototype of the user interface (it can be a paper or simulated prototype if time is short)
    5. Test and verify or correct the prototype
    6. Provide the prototype and usability objectives to the program designers and coders.
    Source : techtarget.com
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    MS Office Excel
    What Pivot Table toolbar button updates the data in a Pivot Table or Pivot Chart report if the source data chas changed
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    Basic Computer
    Why is the width of the data bus so important to the processing speed of a computer?
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    Basic Computer
    _________are symbols that represent any character or combination of characters.
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    Basic Computer
    A device which converts human readable data into machine language is
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    MS Office Powerpoint
    Which of the following should you use if you want all the slides in the presentation to have the same ‘look’?
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    Basic Computer
    Which of the following could you do to remove a paragraph from a report you had written?
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    MS Office Excel
    What is a correct reference to the cell in the Total Sale column on the rightmost side of a table called Auction Items?
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    Basic Computer
    Super computers are mainly useful for
    A supercomputer is a computer with a high level of performance compared to a general-purpose computer. Performance of a supercomputer is measured in floating-point operations per second (FLOPS) instead of million instructions per second (MIPS).
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