CPU and Memory
Input Devices
Output Devices
Secondary Storage Devices
Bonus
100
The control center and main workhorse for a computer.
What is CPU?
100
Allows the user to enter letters, numbers, familiar symbols, and commands by hand.
What is Keyboard?
100
Provides a full color visual of whatever the user is currently working on.
What is Monitors?
100
Two forms of optical storage media.
What is CD's and DVD's
100
the process of transferring data to the secondary storage medium.
What is Writing
200
When the software start is is loaded into main memory.
What is RAM?
200
It can be used to convert an ordinary photograph, drawing, or sheet of text into a digital image.
What is Scanner?
200
Produces a permanent copy.
What is Printer?
200
Provides sequential access to the stored data.
What is Tape Drives?
200
can store 8 bits. this is enough room to store a single letter or symbol.
What is Byte?
300
Complex Instruction Set Computing.
What is CISC?
300
Capture digital images, which can then be stored on your computer for editing or display.
What is Digital Cameras
300
Can create a more finely resolved technically precise image or drawing than a printer.
What is Plotters?
300
Provides direct access to the stored data.
What is USB Flash Drive
300
Example of sequential access.
What is Cassette
400
Performs arithmetic operations, comparison, and logic when required by the program instructions.
What is ALU?
400
They are used to detect and translate the motions of a users finger over the pad.
What is Touchpad
400
Allow you to hear the audio part of multimedia files.
What is Speakers?
400
Example of direct access.
What is CD?
400
Your favorite person.
Who is Mrs. McClennahan?
500
Perform only a single or simple tasks with each instruction.
What is RISC with CPU
500
Allows you to input data into the computer using your voice.
What is Microphone?
500
Allows you to input data while outputting a visual display.
What is Touch Screens?
500
Work on a basic principle.
What is Floppy Disks?
500
"Read only memory"
What is ROM?
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