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