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A __________ OS allows multiple users to use the system concurrently.
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A __________ OS divides CPU time among multiple tasks.
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The three main components of an Operating System are the Kernel, User Interface…
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__________ programs protect against malware and security threats.
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Disk cleanup tools remove unnecessary files to free up __________ space.
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File __________ tools compress large files.
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Backup software creates copies of data for __________.
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Disk __________ optimize data arrangement on a hard drive.
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System monitoring tools track CPU, __________, and other resource usage.
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A __________ converts a whole high-level language program to machine language a…
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An __________ converts a high-level program to machine language line by line.
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An __________ converts an assembly language program to machine language.
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Microsoft Word is an example of a __________ processor.
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Microsoft Excel is an example of a __________.
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Google Chrome is an example of a web __________.
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Adobe Photoshop is an example of __________ design software.
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VLC is an example of a __________ player.
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Subway Surfers is an example of a __________.
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__________ software is general-purpose and available for anyone to buy.
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__________ software is developed for a specific user or organization.
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A programming language is a formal language designed to communicate __________ …
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It consists of a vocabulary and a set of __________ rules for instructing a com…
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108. Which of the following best describes 'system software'?
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The length of the data line is usually in the multiples of ______ bits?
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Which among the following has low speed storage?
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The First Generation (1940s-1950s) was __________ Tube Based.
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The Second Generation (1950s-1960s) was __________ Based.
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The Third Generation (1960s-1970s) was __________ Circuit Based.
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The Fourth Generation (1970s-present) is __________ Based.
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The Fifth Generation is __________ Intelligence Based.
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The development from one period to another is known as __________ of computers.
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The evolution is divided into __________ generations.
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A major characteristic of each generation is a technological __________.
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The First Generation used __________ tubes as basic components.
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It used __________ drums for memory.
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Input/Output was done using __________ cards.
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These computers were __________ in size and generated a lot of heat.
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Examples include UNIVAC, ENIAC, and __________.
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The UNIVAC was the first commercial computer delivered to the U.S. __________ B…
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First-generation computers performed computations in __________ seconds.
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They were not __________ and had limited commercial use.
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The key component of the Second Generation was the __________, invented by Will…
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These computers were __________, faster, and more energy-efficient than the fir…
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__________ language and high-level languages like FORTRAN and COBOL were introd…
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Processors operated in __________ seconds (one millionth of a second).
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Examples include the IBM 1400 and __________.
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Second-generation computers were more __________ and generated less heat.
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A disadvantage was that they were still very __________ for commercial use.
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The Third Generation used __________ Circuits (ICs), invented by Jack Kilby and…
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This technology used __________ chips or microprocessors.
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Processors operated in __________ seconds (one billionth of a second).
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This generation introduced the use of an __________ system.
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Computers became accessible to a large audience through the use of __________ a…
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Third-generation computers were more __________ and portable.
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A disadvantage was that __________ conditioning was often required.
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The Fourth Generation is based on the __________ (the "brain" of the computer o…
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Advancements included LSI, VLSI, and __________ (Ultra Large Scale Integration).
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This led to the production of __________-computers.
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New storage devices included the __________-ROM drive and floppy disk.
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This generation saw the introduction of __________-DOS and PC-DOS operating sys…
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Examples include the IBM-PC and Apple __________.
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Fourth-generation computers were __________, portable, and cheap.
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The heat generated was __________.
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The Fifth Generation is characterized by __________ Intelligence (AI).
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These computers are __________-driven, not control-driven.
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They can perform functions of human __________, using judgment and insight.
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A key feature is __________ processing, using many processors at once.
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Input devices include pointing devices and __________.
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Operating systems are __________ based (e.g., Windows).
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Examples include laptops, notebooks, and __________ PCs.
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In the table, the technology for the Second Generation is listed as __________.
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The Fourth Generation uses __________ technology.
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Fifth Generation operating systems support __________ users.
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Punched cards were first introduced by __________.
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The internal storage for first-generation computers was made of __________ drum…
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The first computer made available for commercial use was __________.
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ENIAC stands for Electronic Numerical Integrator and __________.
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UNIVAC stands for __________ Automatic Computer.
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Some common processing modes are User Mode, Kernel Mode, Real Mode, Protected M…
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Data processing is the method of collecting raw data and translating it into us…
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The steps in data processing are: Collection, Preparation, __________, Processi…
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The five main types of data processing are: Batch, Real-Time, Online, _________…
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Characteristics of batch processing include delayed execution, automation, effi…
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Examples of batch processing include payroll processing, bank transactions, and…
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Characteristics of real-time processing include instant response, continuous in…
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Examples include stock market trading, traffic control systems, and __________ …
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Characteristics of online processing include instant data updates, user interac…
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Examples include e-commerce transactions, airline reservations, and Point of __…
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Characteristics of distributed processing include decentralized computing, para…
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Examples include cloud computing (like AWS), blockchain networks, and _________…
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Characteristics of time-sharing processing include multi-user systems, CPU time…
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Examples include operating systems (like Linux), mainframe systems, and _______…
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The fundamental unit of digital information is the __________.
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Information can be represented using __________ representation, which uses comb…
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__________ defines a standardized way to represent characters, symbols, and tex…
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Numbers can be represented using various __________ systems like binary and dec…
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__________ representation means converting data into a written format for human…
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__________ representation uses pictures or symbols to visually display data.
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__________ representation conveys data through audible sounds.
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__________ representation uses a sequence of moving images.
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