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What is the computer's main circuit board that everything connects to?
Bluetooth Card
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Motherboard
Random Access Memory (RAM)
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This computer part is responsible for everything you hear through speakers or headphones.
Video Card
Sound Card
Bluetooth Card
Network Card
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The computer part that is the brain of the computer because it carries out the commands.
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Hard Drive
Power Supply Unit
Network Card
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A card that allows you to add more video, sound, network, and other capabilities. Also known as the Peripheral Interconnect Card.
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Hard Drive
Power Supply Unit
Expansion Card
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This computer part allows the computer to connect over the network
Expansion Card
Sound Card
Network Card
Video Card
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This computer card is responsible for what you see on your monitor
Video Card
Sound Card
Bluetooth Card
Network Card
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The computer system's short-term memory.
Motherboard
Hard Drive
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Power Supply Unit
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The computer part that connects the power supply from the wall outlet to the type of power needed by the computer.
Hard Drive
Motherboard
Expansion Slots
Power Supply Unit
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The place where documents, software, and other files are stored.
Motherboard
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Video Card
Hard Drive
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Technology for wireless communication over short distances
Bluetooth Card
Expansion Card
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
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True or False: The first thing you should do when you need to look inside a computer is unplug the computer.
True
False
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True or False: Both the sound card and the video card control what you hear on the computer.
True
False
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True or False: There is only one type of Expansion Card.
True
False
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True or False: Files are not stored on the Hard Drive.
True
False
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True or False: Ethernet Cable and Wireless Connection are two ways you can connect to the Network Card.
True
False
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Which internal parts of the computer does the Motherboard hold?
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Random Access Memory (RAM)
Expansion Card
All of the above
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Which is an expansion card?
Network Card
Sound Card
Video Card
All of the above
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Which internal computer part affects how fast your computer starts up or loads programs?
Bluetooth Card
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Hard Drive
Motherboard
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What external parts of the computer can Bluetooth be used to communicate with?
Wireless keyboard
Wireless mouse
Wireless keyboard
All of the above
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What happens to Random Access Memory (RAM) when the computer is turned off?
The information from RAM is stored on the hard drive.
The information disappears
Both A and B
Neither A nor B