Computer Knowledge
Computer Fundamentals and System Concepts
2,255 Questions
Computer fundamentals and system concepts questions cover core hardware components, operating systems, and historical computer milestones. Topics include the kernel, central processing unit, and basic computing terminology. These foundational questions are strictly essential for scoring well in computer knowledge sections.
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Computer Fundamentals and System Concepts Questions
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Common language runtime
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The execution support
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Web forms
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NNTP service
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IP address restrictions
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It is an environment in which the programs are executed.
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Nehalem
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Sandy bridge
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Lynnfield
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Penryn
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Ivy bridge
D
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Penryn is sometimes used to refer all 45 chips with core architecture.
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Hex
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Argus Lab
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Autodock
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VegaZZ
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AutoDock is a widely-used automated docking software that predicts how small molecules bind to protein receptors through computational algorithms.
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alignment
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viewing
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docking
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None of these
C
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Hex is a software tool specifically designed for molecular docking, which predicts how small molecules (ligands) bind to protein receptors. Docking is crucial in drug discovery and molecular recognition studies. Unlike alignment or viewing tools, Hex focuses on the computational simulation of molecular interactions and binding affinity prediction.
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1949 to 1956
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1956 to 1963
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1965 to 1970
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1964 to 1974
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1974 to Present
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Second generation computer were made with transistor technology during 1956 to 1963.
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Output
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Processing unit
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Input
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Storage
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Arithmetic unit
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It is the capacity of a device to hold and retain data.
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Printer
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Keyboard
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Mouse
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Arithmetic and Logic unit
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None of these
D
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Arithmetic and Logic unit is the main part of CPU.
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Debit card
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Credit card
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Smart card
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Both (2) and (3)
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None of the above
C
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Smart card has a microprocessor chip embedded in it.
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worms
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viruses
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boots
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All of the above
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None of these
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(1) Programs that multiply like viruses, but spread from computer to computer are called worms.
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It is a critical part of the operating system.
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It is the software that monitors the operating system.
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It is a set of primitive functions upon which the operating system is built.
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It is a virus.
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It is an application.
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The kernel is a basic set of primary functionalities used to develop an operating system.
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hardware
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software
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data
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none of these
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Counter registers, interrupts and terminals are all defined in terms of hardware interfaces in the system. These are the hardware components of the system, whereas software and data are not hardware components.
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Operating environment
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Operating system
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System Environment
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None of these
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Operating system is the GUI (Graphical User Interface) using, which users interact with the hardware. Also the OS hosts different user programs to perform certain operations with the hardware or to interact with the memory.
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Program
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Software
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Data
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None of these
B
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Software manipulates one programming interface to adapt with another programming interface. It works as an interlocutor for communication among different programs.
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Acting as interface
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Supplying input
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Controlling devices
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Memory management
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None of these
B
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Operating systems act as interface between users and hardware, control devices, and manage memory. However, input is supplied by users through input devices - the OS processes it but doesn't supply it.
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compile and go loader
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boot loader
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bootstrap loader
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relating loader
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Bootstrap loader is executed first whenever an OS is turned on or restarted.