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Basics of ICT and Computer Components
Input, Output, and Storage Devices
Software and Applications
Internet and Networking
File Management
100

What does ICT stand for?

  • a) Internet and Communication Technology
  • b) Integrated Computer Technology
  • c) Information and Communication Technology
  • d) Information and Computer Technology

Answer: 

c) Information and Communication Technology 

100

Which of the following is an input device?

  • a) Monitor
  • b) Keyboard
  • c) Printer
  • d) Speaker

Answer: b) Keyboard 😊

100

Which of these is an example of system software?

a) Adobe Photoshop
b) Operating System
c) Google Chrome
d) Microsoft Word


Answer: b) Operation System

100

What is the primary purpose of a router?

a) Store data
b) Secure a computer from viruses
c) Direct data between networks
d) Process data

Answer:  c) Direct data between networks

100

What does the term "file path" mean?

a) The type of a file
b) The size of a file
c) The location of a file on a computer
d) The name of a file

Answer: c) The location of a file on a computer

200

What is the main function of the CPU?

  • a) Store data
  • b) Connect devices
  • c) Display data
  • d) Process data

Answer: d) Process data 

200

Which device outputs sound from a computer?

  • a) Printer
  • b) Monitor
  • c) Speaker
  • d) Scanner

Answer: c) Speaker

200

Which key is used to save a file in most applications?

  • a) Ctrl + S
  • b) Ctrl + C
  • c) Ctrl + P
  • d) Ctrl + O

Answer: a) Ctrl + S

200

What does Wi-Fi allow you to do?

  • a) Print documents
  • b) Play sound
  • c) Connect to a wireless network
  • d) Connect to a wired network

Answer:  c) Connect to a wireless network

200

What is the purpose of file compression?

  • a) Reduce file size
  • b) Delete a file
  • c) Copy files
  • d) Secure the file

Answer: a) Reduce file size

300

What is the smallest unit of data in a computer?

  • a) Kilobyte
  • b) Megabyte
  • c) Bit
  • d) Byte

Answer: c) Bit 

300

Which of these is a portable storage device?

  • a) USB Flash Drive
  • b) Hard Drive
  • c) CD
  • d) Tape Drive

Answer: a) USB Flash Drive

300

Which protocol is used to send emails?

  • a) HTTPS
  • b) HTTP
  • c) FTP
  • d) SMTP

Answer:  d) SMTP

300

What does HTTP stand for?

  • a) HyperTransfer Text Program
  • b) HyperText Transfer Protocol
  • c) HighText Transfer Protocol
  • d) HighTech Transfer Protocol

Answer:  b) HyperText Transport Protocol

300

What does the shortcut "Ctrl + C" do?

  • a) Cut
  • b) Paste
  • c) Copy
  • d) Close

Answer:  c) Copy

400

What does RAM stand for?

  • a) Read Access Memory
  • b) Random Access Memory
  • c) Rapid Access Management
  • d) Read Access Management

Answer: b) Random Access Memory 

400

What is an example of optical storage?

  • a) SSD
  • b) Tape Drive
  • c) CD/DVD
  • d) USB Drive

Answer: c) CD/DVD

400

Which file format is commonly used for images?

  • a) .jpg
  • b) .txt
  • c) .exe
  • d) .mp3

Answer: a) .jpg

400

What is phishing?

  • a) A programming technique
  • b) An internet security threat
  • c) A method of encryption
  • d) A type of data backup

Answer: b) An internet security threat

400

What is file management?

  • a) The process of managing hardware
  • b) The process of organizing and storing files
  • c) The process of running software
  • d) The process of transferring files

Answer: b) The process of organizing and storing files

500

Which component connects all parts of a computer?

  • a) Motherboard
  • b) Monitor
  • c) Hard Drive
  • d) Power Supply

Answer: a) Motherboard 

500

Which of these storage devices has no moving parts?

  • a) Solid-State Drive (SSD)
  • b) Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
  • c) Tape Drive
  • d) Optical Drive

Answer: a) Solid-State Drive (SSD)

500

What does antivirus software do?

  • a) Organize files
  • b) Increase internet speed
  • c) Detect and remove malware
  • d) Backup data

Answer: c) Detect and remove malware

500

What does VPN stand for?

  • a) Verified Personal Network
  • b) Virtual Private Network
  • c) Virtual Public Network
  • d) Virtual Personal Network

Answer: b) Virtual Private Network

500

What is a directory in file management?

  • a) A folder that holds files
  • b) A device for storing files
  • c) A type of file
  • d) A method to delete files

Answer: a) A folder that holds files