A) Digital data to paper B) Paper data to digital form C) Files to dust D) Images to sound
A) Printed book B) Handwritten note C) Text stored on a computer D) Chalk on board
A) Increase paper use B) Store information easily C) Delay work D) Lose information
A) Data loss prevention B) Easy storage C) Bulky paper files D) Quick access
A) Digital data B) Hard data C) Raw paper D) Soft copy
A) Disappearance B) Accessibility C) Confusion D) Damage
A) Filing cabinet B) Pad C) Flash drive D) Bluetooth
A) The internet B) Footpaths C) Dispers rider D) Postal services
A) Writing with chalk B) Drawing on paper C) Taking a photo with a camera D) Painting a wall
A) Easy storage B) Faster access C) Quick sharing D) Need for electricity
A) Is counted in whole numbers B) Uses only binary numbers C) Has continuous values D) Is always digital
A) Infinite B) Limited C) Fixed D) Two
A) Thermometer B) Digital clock C) Computer keyboard D) Calculator
A) Straight steps B) Binary digits C) Continuous signals D) Table only
A) Human voice B) Speed of a car C) Temperature D) Number of people
A) Continuous movement of hands B) Number only C) Binary number D) Digital display
A) Length only B) Color only C) Shape only D) Amplitude or frequency
A) Digital calculator B) Weighing scale C) Stopwatch D) Keyboard
A) Suddenly B) Randomly C) Gradually D) Once
A) Approximate and continuous B) Exact and fixed C) Whole number D) Counted values
A) Discreet B) Binary C) Analog D) Digital
A) Uses codes B) Step-by-step changes C) Continuous variation D) Uses bits
A) Distance and online learning B) Learning without teachers C) Manual writing only D) Teaching without materials
A) Losing records B) Increasing errors C) Keeping accurate records D) Reducing productivity
A) Education B) Healthcare C) Transportation D) Agriculture
A) Entertainment B) Virtual ATM Machine C) Manual POS D) Financial transactions
A) Manual documentation B) E-Ticketing C) Delayed information D) E-voting and online services
A) Online business B) Easy learning C) Cybercrime D) Faster communication
A) Local gossip B) Door-to-door announcing C) Handwritten adverts D) Online marketing
A) Access weather and market information B) Stop farming C) Guess weather conditions D) Reduce farm output
A) Limiting communication B) Blocking information C) Connecting people worldwide D) Separating countries
A) Jiji B) Bolt C) Temu D) Konga
A) Faster and efficient B) More complex C) Manual D) Slower
A) Electronic B) Mechanical C) Wireless D) Digital
A) Alan Turing B) Charles Babbage C) Bill gate D) Mark Zuckerberg
A) Microprocessors B) Transistors C) Integrated Circuits D) Vacuum tubes
A) Very cheap B) Portable C) Consumed a lot of power D) Small in size
A) ENIAC B) Analytical Engine C) UNIVAC D) Mark I
A) Microprocessor B) Artificial Intelligence C) Microchips D) Transistors
A) First B) Third C) Second D) Fifth |