IBPS PO Mains: Computer Quiz

1. The part of operating system which manages the essential peripherals, such as the keyboard, screen, disk drives and parallel and serial ports__________.

a) Basic input/output

b) Secondary system
c) Peripheral System

d) Marginal system

e) None of these

2. The bar at the top of a window that bears the name of the window is known as? 

a) Title bar

b) Task bar

c) Menu bar 

d) Status bar

e) None of these

3. The most frequently used instructions of a computer program are likely to be fetched from:

a) The hard disk

b) Cache memory

d) Registers

e) None of these

4. Most of the internet banking sites provide which of the following feature to reduce the risk of keystroke logging for the password entry? 

a) Virtual keyboard

b) Touchscreen

c) Finger Touching 

d) Shape writer

e) None of these

5. COBOL is widely used in _________ applications.

a) Business

b) Scientific 

c) Mathematical 

d) All of these

e) None of these

6. The ________ tells the computer how to use its components. 

a) Utility

b) Network

c) Operating System

d) Application program

e) None of these

7. What is the full form of W3C?
a) World wide web Consortium

b) World wide web Company 

c) World Wide Web Centre

d) World wide web command

e) None of these

8. ______ is the process of dividing the disk into tracks and sectors.

a) Tracking

b) Formatting

c) Crashing

d) Alloting

e) None of these

9. If you want to connect to your computer through the internet from another location, you can use _______.

c) Instant messaging 

e) None of these

10. Which words are set aside by a programming language for its own use?

a) Reserved Words

b) Control words

c) Control structures

d) Reserve words

e) None of these

Answers -
1.Basic input/output
2.Title bar
3.Cache memory
4.Virtual keyboard
5.Business
6.Operating System
7.World wide web Consortium
8.Formatting
9.Telnet 
10.Reserved Words

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