Computer Education Quiz X-Marks (38)

Q(1). In ring topology, repeater works in 3 modes: _____, _____ and ______: (A) Read, Transmit, Bypass (B) Listen, Transmit, Bypass (C) Store, Spread, Bypass (D) None of These

Q(2). Which among the following is incorrect: (A) Computer - Machine that will carry out the process described by the program (B) Person - Programmer who serves as the source of the communication (C) Process - The Activity being described by the program (D) Problem - Actual System or environment where the problem arises (E) None of These (F) All of the above

Q(3). _______ is a programming language that is interpreted & executed directly by the computer: (A) Machine Language (B) Assembly Language (C) HTML (D) None of These

Q(4). Each computer can only understand programs that are written in its own ____: (A) Machine Language (B) Assembly Language (C) Java (D) None of These

Q(5). Which among the following is correct about Machine Language: (A) Each computer can only understand programs that are written in its own Machine Language (B) Machine Language is provided by the computer manufacturer (C) Translation is needed when executing programs written in Pascal or BASIC (D) It is written at the most basic level of computer operation (E) All of the Above (F) None of These

Q(6). Find out the incorrect feature of Assembly language among the following: (A) It is also provided by the manufacturer (B) One instruction for each computer operation (C) Instruction codes are represented by mnemonics (a set of letters) and the code must be assembled into machine language for execution (D) All of the Above (E) None of These

Q(7). FORTRAN, COBOL, BASIC, PASCAL & C LANGUAGE are examples of _____: (A) High Level Languages (B) Middle Level Languages (C) Low Level Languages (D) None of These

Q(8). A program written in a ________language is called a source program or source text: (A) High Level Language (B) Middle Level Language (C) Low Level Language (D) None of These

Q(9). Rules of content, interpretation and meaning are called semantic rules. A high-level programming language is determined by its _____rules: (A) Semantic Rules (B) Syntactic Rules (C) Both of Above (D) None of These