Computer Test Series | By Umar HomeMock TestComputer Test SeriesFPSC Information Technology Test 1FPSC Information Technology Test 1FPSC Information Technology Test 1 Total Questions: 30 Total Marks: 30 Total Time: 22 min 30 sec Start Test 22:30Student Information Name: Email: Questions Q1: Shortcut to select entire document or worksheet: Ctrl + A Ctrl + S Ctrl + E Ctrl + W Q2: GIGO stands for: Great Input Great Output Garbage In Garbage Out Gigabyte Input Gigabyte Output General Input Output Q3: Mail Merge in Word allows you to: Send email Combine document with data source Merge two documents Attach file to email Q4: Feature that creates presentation by answering questions: Template Design Ideas AutoContent Wizard SmartArt Q5: Excel function for loan payment calculation: PMT FV PV RATE Q6: Purpose of BIOS stored in ROM: Perform calculations Manage internet connections Run POST and boot computer Store user files Q7: Shortcut to apply/remove strikethrough: Ctrl + 5 Ctrl + 4 Ctrl + 2 Ctrl + 1 Q8: Number of rows in Excel 2007+: 65,536 1,048,576 16,384 99,999 Q9: Which function finds current date? TIME DATE TODAY() NOW() Q10: Columns in Excel are labeled with: Numbers Letters Symbols Both letters and numbers Q11: The small green square used to copy formulas to adjacent cells is the: Copy handle Fill Handle Drag handle Insert handle Q12: The individual effects applied to text or objects on a slide are called: Transitions Animations Schemes Presets Q13: By default, slides in a PowerPoint presentation are oriented in which layout? Portrait Landscape Thumbnail Wide Q14: Pressing Shift + F5 in PowerPoint will: Save the presentation Start slideshow from current slide Print the presentation Close the presentation Q15: The "Slide Master" is found under which tab? Home Insert Design View Q16: What is the maximum zoom percentage allowed in MS PowerPoint? 200% 300% 400% 500% Q17: Which feature controls the visual effects that appear when you move from one slide to the next? Animations Transitions Slide Master Custom Shows Q18: The feature that places text slightly above the normal line (e.g., in X²) is called: Subscript Superscript Strikethrough Small Caps Q19: The smallest unit of data in a computer is: Byte Nibble Bit Word Q20: Which port is commonly used to connect a mouse, keyboard, and printer? HDMI VGA USB Ethernet Q21: The process of starting or restarting a computer system is called: Booting Loading Formatting Processing Q22: A computer that is designed to be used by one person at a time, like a PC, is classified as a: Mainframe Supercomputer Microcomputer Minicomputer Q23: Which device is used to connect a computer to a telephone line for dial-up internet access? Router Modem Switch Repeater Q24: The small, high-speed memory located inside the CPU is called: Registers Hard Disk RAM ROM Q25: A user complains that their computer takes too long to boot and applications load slowly. Which component upgrade would provide the most noticeable improvement? Larger monitor Faster processor Replacing HDD with SSD Adding more USB ports Q26: A technician replaces a computer's 4 GB RAM with 8 GB RAM. What is the primary benefit of this upgrade? Faster processor speed More programs can run simultaneously Larger files can be stored permanently Faster internet browsing Q27: Which unit is used to measure the clock speed of a CPU? Bytes Gigahertz (GHz) Megapixels DPI Q28: If a computer has 8 GB of RAM and uses virtual memory, where is the data stored when the RAM becomes completely full? CPU registers Cache memory Hard disk or SSD ROM BIOS Q29: Which statement best explains why SRAM is used for cache memory while DRAM is used for main memory? SRAM is slower but cheaper than DRAM SRAM does not require constant refreshing, making it faster but more expensive DRAM retains data even when power is off SRAM has higher storage density than DRAM Q30: A computer architect is designing a new processor and wants to minimize the time taken to access frequently used instructions and data. Which memory hierarchy component should she focus on optimizing for the greatest impact on CPU performance? Hard Disk Drive capacity RAM clock speed Cache memory hit rate Virtual memory page file size