IPad (1st generation) - Quiz
IPad st generation
  • 1. Which system-on-a-chip (SoC) does the first-generation iPad use?
A) Apple A4
B) Intel Atom
C) Apple A5
D) Apple A1
  • 2. What is the size of the first-generation iPad display?
A) 12.9 in
B) 10.1 in
C) 9.7 in
D) 7.9 in
  • 3. Who announced the iPad on January 27, 2010?
A) Steve Wozniak
B) Jonathan Ive
C) Steve Jobs
D) Tim Cook
  • 4. When was the Wi-Fi variant of the iPad first released in the United States?
A) April 30, 2010
B) January 27, 2010
C) April 3, 2010
D) March 12, 2010
  • 5. Which operating system does the first-generation iPad use?
A) Android
B) iOS
C) iPadOS
D) macOS
  • 6. How many units of the iPad were sold during the first 80 days?
A) 15 million
B) 3 million
C) 1 million
D) 500,000
  • 7. When was the first-generation iPad officially discontinued?
A) April 3, 2010
B) June 2, 2010
C) March 2, 2011
D) January 27, 2010
  • 8. Which of these was a common criticism of the first-generation iPad?
A) Lack of support for Adobe Flash
B) Poor battery life
C) Slow processing speed
D) Heavy weight
  • 9. What was Apple's first tablet computer released in 1993?
A) Newton MessagePad 100
B) iPhone
C) PenLite
D) iPad 1
  • 10. What was the internal codename for the iPad?
A) iSlate
B) K48
C) PADD
D) Newton
  • 11. Between announcement and pre-order, the side switch function was changed from sound muting to what?
A) Volume control
B) Screen rotation lock
C) Power off
D) Camera trigger
  • 12. Which company provided 3G service for the iPad in the United States?
A) AT&T
B) Verizon
C) T-Mobile
D) Sprint
  • 13. Which fictional device is the iPad name reportedly an homage to?
A) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
B) Star Trek PADD
C) Blade Runner tablet
D) Star Wars Datapad
  • 14. What did Apple develop that was a prototype PowerBook Duo-based tablet?
A) iSlate
B) PenLite
C) iTablet
D) Newton
  • 15. Which country briefly prohibited the importation of the iPad due to Wi-Fi interference concerns?
A) Japan
B) Australia
C) Italy
D) Israel
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