Multiple choice general knowledge

Speed of computer mouse is measures in which unit

  1. Mousey

  2. Mini

  3. Mickey

  4. Mike
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Computer mouse movement speed is measured in 'mickeys' per inch in some technical contexts. A mickey is a unit of measurement representing the minimum amount of movement that can be detected by the mouse sensor. This is a play on words referencing Mickey Mouse.

AI explanation

To answer this question, you need to understand the unit of measurement used for the speed of a computer mouse.

Option A) Mousey - This option is incorrect as "Mousey" is not a recognized unit of measurement for the speed of a computer mouse.

Option B) Mini - This option is incorrect as "Mini" is not a recognized unit of measurement for the speed of a computer mouse.

Option C) Mickey - This option is correct. The speed of a computer mouse is typically measured in "mickeys". A "mickey" is a unit of measurement used to quantify the movement of a computer mouse. It represents the number of "mickeys" or "counts" that the mouse sensor detects when the mouse is moved.

Option D) Mike - This option is incorrect as "Mike" is not a recognized unit of measurement for the speed of a computer mouse.

The correct answer is Option C) Mickey. This option is correct because the speed of a computer mouse is measured in "mickeys".

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