A printout copy is a type of: A. Hard copy B. Soft copy C. Digital file D. Editable document Correct answer is: A. Hard copy A printout copy is a physical, tangible document, also known as a hard copy.
A byte consists of how many bits: A. 4 B. 8 C. 16 D. 32 Correct answer is: B. 8 A byte is a unit of digital information that consists of 8 bits.
LCM of 27 and 63: A. 189 B. 54 C. 81 D. 126 Correct answer is: A. 189 Prime factorization: 27=3³, 63=3²*7. LCM = 3³*7 = 27*7 = 189.
A complete sentence consists of subject and: A. Object B. Predicate C. Clause D. Verb Correct answer is: B. Predicate A complete sentence consists of a subject and a predicate, which includes the verb and other components.
Dowry is no longer permitted in: A. Natural B. Arranged marriage C. Court D. Forced Correct answer is: B. Arranged marriage Dowry is prohibited by law, including in arranged marriages.
A short poem or conclusion at the end of a story: A. Prologue B. Dialogue C. Epilogue D. Monologue Correct answer is: C. Epilogue An epilogue is a concluding section or poem at the end of a story.
Meaning of ‘Jump on the bandwagon’: A. Be extremely excited about something B. Be influenced easily C. Join a popular trend or activity D. Call for trouble Correct answer is: C. Join a popular trend or activity The idiom means to join a popular trend or activity.
Underlined word in ‘After lunch let’s go for coffee’ (for): A. Adverb B. Noun C. Adjective D. Preposition Correct answer is: D. Preposition 'For' is a preposition indicating purpose or destination.
Meaning of ‘Swallow the bait’: A. To ignore a warning B. To fully accept something, especially a trick or lie C. To resist temptation D. To speak without thinking Correct answer is: B. To fully accept something, especially a trick or lie The idiom means to fall for a trick or deception.
Meaning of ‘To take with a grain of salt’: A. To take with some reservation B. To take with total disbelief C. To take wholeheartedly D. To take seriously Correct answer is: A. To take with some reservation The idiom means to view something with skepticism or reservation.