Computer Fundamentals Set 8

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This set of Computer Fundamentals Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Computer Fundamentals Set 8

Q1 | _____ refers to how sharply an ondividual colour pixel on a monitor appears
Q2 | VGA was developed by
Q3 | ____ is the amount of data that can be transmitted in a fixed amount of time
Q4 | which one of the following video standards is not introduced by IBM
Q5 | which one of the following printers cannot produce letter-quality type?
Q6 | which one of the following is not an impact printer?
Q7 | laser Printer is also known as
Q8 | PCL stands for
Q9 | Plotters differ from printer in that they draw lines using a
Q10 | ____ is an expansion board that enables a computer to manipulate and output sounds
Q11 | the number of electron guns in a colour CRT monitors is
Q12 | which of the following is an operating system?
Q13 | which of the following is a database management system?
Q14 | which of the following is a spreadsheet?
Q15 | which of thefollowing is a word processor?
Q16 | Program that converts a sourcecode into an object code
Q17 | Program that analyses and excecute each line of the source code in succession
Q18 | which of the following is a systems software
Q19 | which of the following is a presentation graphics software
Q20 | SQL stands for
Q21 | which of the following is the most important program in a computer
Q22 | Primary purpose of operating sytem
Q23 | MVS stands for
Q24 | which of the following is a multiuser operating system?
Q25 | DOS stands for
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