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CSC111 STUDY QUESTIONS BY TAIWO OLALERE

(PREMIER), REVIEWED BY ELITECH

FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION SCIENCES

The Q-A is to help students offering CSC111 and give insights to expected questions
and how to prepare for the task ahead.

NOTE The document contained past questions, study questions extracted


from the course materials and expected questions.

MODIFIED VERSION BY ELITECH

1. C++ was developed by ……?

(A) Bjarne Stroustrup (B) James Gosling (C) Rick Mascitti (D) Peter Norton
2. Which of these is an example of first generation computer?
(A) IBM 360 (B) ATLAS (C) IBM 400 (D) UNIVAC
3. The generation of computers that were built around Very Large-Scale Integrated Circuitry (VLSI) in
which over ten thousand flip-flops were placed in a single silicon chip is ……?
(A) First generation (B) fourth generation (C) second generation (D) third generation
4. IBM 360/370 series is an example of ……?
(A) First generation (B) second generation (C) third generation (D) fifth generation
5. Expert Systems development is enabled in what generation?
(A) First generation (B) fourth generation (C) second generation (D) fifth generation
6. The type of computer specially developed to perform only one task is ……?
(A) Special computer (B) mainframe computer (C) general-purpose computer (D) HYBRID
7. Who invented pascaline?
(A) Augusta Ada (B) Charles Babbage (C) Blaise Pascal (D) Niklaws Wirth
8. Who was the first computer programmer
(A) Charles Babbage (B) Blaise Pascal (C) Augusta Ada (D) Grace Hopper

9. …… is a program that translates program written in high level language (HLL) into machine
language (ML) equivalent all at once.
(A) Interpreter (B) pre-processor (C) assembler (D) compiler

10. …… is a program that converts program written in assembly language (low level language) into
machine language equivalent.

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(A) Interpreter (B) assembler (C) compiler (D) none of the above

11. …… is a program that converts program written in high level language (HLL) into its machine
language (ML) equivalent one line at a time.
(A) Interpreter (B) assembler (C) compiler (D) none of the above
12. The full meaning od DBMS is ……?
(A) Database Management System (B) Data Management System (C) Database Management Science
(D) none of the above
13. The first high level language invented is ……?
(A) FORTRAN (B) COBOL (C) C++ (D) BASIC
14. The full meaning of BASIC is?
(A) Beginner’s All- purpose symbolic instruction code
(B) Beginner’s always symbolic instruction code
(C) Beginners All-purpose symbolic instruction cobol
(D) None of the above

15. …… consists of sequence of instructions required to accomplish a well-defined task?


(A) Utility software (B) program (C) software (D) humanware
16. …… is piece of raw fact.
(A) Information (B) data (C) memory (D) storage
17. A processed data is known as ……?
(A) Numeric data (B) processed data (C) information (D) Memory
18. All the following are features of electronic computer except ……?
(A) Low degree of accuracy (B) Consistency (C) High speed (D) Flexibility
19. Computers are classified according to ……
I. Generations
II. Size
III. Types
IV. Usage and functions
(A) I and II only (B) I,II, and III only (C) I,II,III, and IV (D) IV only.
20. Computer is intelligent. TRUE/FALSE?
(A) False (B) true (C) both (D) none of the above
21. The major component that characterized the third generation computer is the ……?
(A) Integrated Circuit (B) Transistor (C) Resistor (D) Vacuum tube
22. …… is a resultant effect of thousands of transistors combined into a single unit component.
(A) Transistor (B) Resistor (C) Vacuum tube (D) Integrated Circuit

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23. The first generation of computers were based on ……?
(A) Vacuum tube (B) Resistor (C) Transistor (D) Integrated circuit
24. …… measures changes in current, temperature or pressure and translates these data into electrical
pulses for processing?
(A) Digital computer (B) Analogue computer (C) Hybrid computer (D) None
25. …… operates on discrete values?
(A) Digital computer (B) Analogue computer (C) Hybrid computer (D)None
26. The classification of computers based on size include the following but one
(A) Mainframe (B) Micro (C) Notebook (D) Hybrid
27. …… have the ability to handle a wide variety of programs and to solve many
problems such as payroll, numerical analysis, software development for accounting, inventory
system
(A) Special computers (B) General purpose computers (C) Ordinary computers (D) none of the
above
28. Which one is correct about the following characteristics of Abacus?
I. Each zone is divided into two levels - upper and lower.
II. Two beads are arranged on each wire in the upper zone.

III. Five beads are arranged on each wire in the lower zone.

IV. Can be used to perform arithmetic operations such as addition and subtraction efficiently
(A) I, II, and IV only (B) I and II only (C) I, II, III and IV only (D) IV only.
29. Blaise Pascal died in what year?
(A) 1623 (B) 1662 (C) 1632 (D) 1963
30. Whose scientist has design’s features very close to that of modern computers.
(A) Blaise Pascal (B) Charles Babbage (C) Abacus (D) Joseph Marie
31. is credited with coining the word "debugging" to describe the work to eliminate program faults.
(A) Grace Hopper (B) Howard Aiken (C) J.V Atanasoff (D) John Vonn Neumann
32. Grace Hopper invented the first high-level language, "Flow-matic" in what year?
(A) 1973 (B) 1953 (C) 1963 (D) 1943
33. ……. refers to the physical components and the devices which make up the visible computer.
(A) Software (B) Hardware (C) Human ware (D) All of the above
34. ……. are responsible for feeding data into the system and for collecting information from the
system.
(A) CPU (B) ALU (C) Main Unit (D) Peripherals
35. …… is responsible for all processing that the computer does.

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(A) CPU B. ALU C. Main Unit D. Peripherals
36. …… is the unit for arithmetic and logical operations?
(A) Main Storage (B) ALU (C) Control Unit (D) Peripherals
37. …… are used for storing information on a long-term basis?
(A) Input device (B) Output device (C) Auxiliary Storage Device (D) Main storage
38. Which of these is not an example of input device?
(A) Keyboard (B) Mouse (C) Microphone (D) Printer
39. Webcam is ……?
(A) Output device (B) Input device (C) Auxiliary device (D) all of the above
40. …… are basically referred to as programs?
(A) Hardware (B) Software (C) Human ware (D) none
41. The two categories of software are ……?
(A) Application and System Software
(B) Application and Memory Software
(C) Memory and Application Software
(D) Memory and System Software
42. …… are programs commonly written by computer manufacturers, which have direct effect on the
control, performance and ease of usage of the computer system.
(A) System software (B) Application software (C) Memory software (D) A&B
43. …… is a judicious and efficient utilization of all the system resources such as the processor,
memory, peripherals and other system data.
(A) Language Translators (B) Utilities and Service Programs (C) Operating System (D) IDMB
44. All the following are example of Operating System except ……?
(A) Unix (B) Linux (C) Windows (D) Pascal
45. …… is a complex program that is used for creation, storage, retrieving, securing and maintenance of
a database?
(A) Interpreter (B) Converter (C) Compiler (D) Database Management System
46. …… can be described as an organized collection of related data relevant to the operations of a
particular organization?
(A) DBMS (B) Compiler (C) database (D) Converter
47. …… is a program that takes several object files and libraries as input and produces one executable
object file?
(A) Loader (B) Linker (C) Database (D) Operating system
48. …… is a program that places an executable object file into memory and makes them ready for
execution.

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(A) Loader(B) Linker (C) Database (D) Operating system
49. ..…. are used for detecting and correcting errors in program?
(A) Merge utility (B) Copy utility (C) Sort utility (D) Debugging Facilities
50. …… is used to combine two or more already ordered files together to produce a single file?
(A) Merge Utility (B) Copy utility (C) Sort utility (D) Text editor
51. ……. programs written by a user to solve his/her own application problem?
(A) System software (B) Application software (C) Operating system (D) None
52. Application software can be divided into ……?
(A) Application Package and User’s Application Program.
(B) System analyst and operator
(C) COBOL and PASCAL
(D) Sort and Merge utility
53. …… is a program written by the user to solve specific problem which is not generalized in nature?
(A) Application Package (B) Application Program (C) User’s Application Program (D) None
54. Ms-word, WordPerfect, WordStar are ……?
(A) Application packages (B) Database packages (C) User’s packages (D) System packages.
55. Oracle, Ms-access, Sybase, SQL Server, and Informix are ……?
(A) Application packages (B) Database packages (C) User’s packages (D) System packages
56. .….. is the person that writes the sequence of instructions to be carried out by the computer in order
to accomplish a well-defined task?
(A) Operator (B) Analyst (C) Programmer (D) Engineer
57. .….. is one for whom a computerized system is being implemented?
(A) An end – user (B) data entry analyst (C) Programmer (D) Operator
58. Computer memories are segmented in form of ……?
(A) Decimal (B) Binary (C) Hexadecimal (D) Octal
59. Convert 10101112 to decimal
(A) 8710 (B) 9710 (C) 7810 (D) 878
60. Convert 1AC16 to decimal
(A) 428ten (B) 42810 (C) 42816 (D) none
61. Convert 110010111012 to Octal
(A) 31358 (B) 313516 (C) 31568 (D) 75348
62. Convert 110010111012 to hexadecimal
(A) 651316 (B) 65D10 (C) 65D16 (D) 65C16
63. Convert AB4C16 to binary

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(A) 10101011010011112 (B) 10101011011111002 (C) 10101011010011002 (D)
11111011010011002
64. Convert 17 to binary
(A) 100012 (B) 100112 (C) 110012 (D) 10012
65. Convert 33 to binary
(A) 10000012 (B) 100012 (C) 1000012 (D) 1100012
66. Convert 9 to binary
(A) 100012 (B) 10012 (C) 110012 (D) 100112
67. Convert 25 to binary
(A) 100012 (B) 110012 (C) 10012 (D) 100112
68. Convert 12BC16 to octal
(A) 112748 (B) 1127D8 (C) 211748 (D) 102748
69. Convert 0.011012 to decimal
(A) 4062510 (B) 0.4062510 (C) 0.406252 (D) 0.5042510
70. Convert 0.101011002 to octal
(A) 0.BC16 (B) 0.AB16 (C) 0.AC16 (D) 0.AD16
71. ..…. refers to both the study of modes of reasoning and the use of valid reasoning?
(A) Modal analysis (B) Boolean algebra (C) Karnaugh map (D) Logic
72. …… is an elementary building block of a digital circuit?
(A) Logic gate (B) Boolean Logic (C) Karnaugh map (D) Logic
73. The three basic logic gates are ……?
(A) XOR, NOR, AND (B) AND, NAND, OR (C) AND, OR, NOT (D) AND, OR, NOR
74. …… gate has only one input?
(A) AND (B) OR (C) NOR (D) NOT
75. The logic gate in which the output is "true" when both inputs are "true." Otherwise, the output is
"false" is ……?
(A) NOR gate (B) AND gate (C) OR gate (D) NOT gate
76. The logic gate in which the output is "false" if both inputs are "true." Otherwise, the output is "true"
is known as ……?
(A) NOR gate (B) NOT gate (C) NAND gate (D) AND gate
77. ..…. gate acts in the same way as the logical "either/or."?
(A) XOR gate (B) NOT gate (C) NAND gate (D) AND gate
78. The NOT operator is represented by ......?
(A) X (B) (X) (C) X^ (D) X
79. The AND operator is represented by ......?
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(A) A/B (B) A_B (C) A()B (D) A.B
80. The + operator is known as the …… function in the logic domain?
(A) AND (B) NOR (C) OR (C) NOT
81. Which of the following arrangements has normal or correct order of precedence?
(A) NOT operations have the highest precedence, followed by AND operations, followed by OR
operations.
(B) OR operations have the highest precedence, followed by NOT operations, followed by OR
operations.
(C) AND operations have the highest precedence, followed by NOT operations, followed by OR.
(D) NOT operations have the highest precedence, followed by OR operations, followed by AND
operations.
82. A + (B C) = ?
(a) (A+B) (CB) (b) (A + B) (A + C) (c) (ABC) (d) (A+B+C)
83. A. A=?
(A) 1 (B) A (C) A (D) 0
84. A+1=?
(A) 1 (B) A (C) A (D) 0
85. …… is a graphical method of Boolean logic expression reduction?
(A) Logic gate (B) Boolean algebra (C) Karnaugh map (D) Logic operator
86. The Karnaugh map was originally invented in ……?
(A) 1954, Edward W. Veitch
(B) 1952, Maurice Karnaugh
(C) 1952, Edward W. Veitch
(D) 1953, Maurice Karnaugh
87. The Karnaugh map is also known as ……?
(A) Veitch diagram (B) K-map (C) KV-map (D) all of the above
88. Which of these is not a rule guiding wrapping in Karnaugh map?

(A) Boxes containing zeros must be considered


(B) Using the same one in more than one group is permissible.
(C) Grouping can only be done side to side or top to bottom, not diagonally.
(D) The top row may wrap around to the bottom row to form a group.
89. The logic gate below denotes ……?

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(A) XAND (B) AND (C) XOR (D) OR


90. The logic gate below denotes ……?

(A) AND (B) AND (C) XOR (D) NAND


91. The logic gate below denotes ……?

(A) OR (B) NOR (C) XOR (D) NOT


92. The truth table below denotes ……?

X Y Z
0 0 1
0 1 1
1 0 1
1 1 0
(A) XAND (B) NAND (C) OR (D) XOR
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1. A 21. A 41. A 61. A 81. A
2. D 22. D 42. A 62. C 82. B
3. B 23. A 43. C 63. C 83. D
4. C 24. B 44. D 64. A 84. A
5. D 25. A 45. D 65. C 85. C
6. A 26. D 46. C 66. B 86. C
7. D 27. B 47. B 67. B 87. D
8. C 28. C 48. A 68. A 88. A
9. D 29. B 49. D 69. B 89. A
10. B 30. B 50. A 70. C 90. D
11. A 31. A 51. B 71. D 91. D
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12. A 32. B 52. A 72. A 92. B
13. B 33. B 53. C 73. C
14. A 34. D 54. A 74. D
15. B 35. A 55. B 75. B
16. B 36. B 56. C 76. C
17. C 37. C 57. A 77. A
18. A 38. D 58. B 78. A
19. C 39. B 59. A 79. D
20. A 40. B 60. B 80. C

SECTION - B (PAST QUESTIONS)


BY PREMIER AND ELITECH

ANSWERS ARE IN BOLD LETTER

1. Which of the following statements is FALSE about Computer System?


(A) Computer system can process all forms of data
(B) Computer system processes data based on predefined set of instruction
(C) Computer system is volatile and unextendable
(D) Computer system is built based on Input - Process - Output structure
2. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a computer system?
(A) Automatic
(B) Versatility
(C) Flexibility
(D) Verbose
3. All of the following is a type of data but .........
(A) Special Character
(B) Numeric
(C) Alphabetic
(D) Alphanumeric
4. Computer has "Electronic in Nature" to be one of its characteristics due to the following
reasons except?
(A) It uses electricity
(B) Data are represented in form of electric pulses
(C) It generates heat
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(D) It is made up of electronic parts
5. Computers can be classified into ........ parts.
(A) 3
(B) 4
option : 5
option : 2
6. In Computer chronology, computers can be classified into ....... parts.
(A) 3
(B) 4
(C) 5
(D) 2
7. It is generally known that the accuracy of a computer is consistently high but its degree of
accuracy depends upon ...........
(A) Generation
(B) Function
(C) Type
(D) Design
8. One of the key software technologies of first generation of computers are the following
except .........
(A) Stored program concept
(B) Machine and assembly language enabled
(C) Mostly scientific applications
(D) structured languages for instruction
9. The following problems are associated with first generation of computer except ........
(A) size
(B) Unreliability
(C) Enormous heat
(D) Simplicity
10. Which of the following is not a first-generation system?
(A) ENIAC
(B) EDSAC
(C) EDVAC
(D) ENAIC
11. The following are the key hardware technologies in fourth generation of computers except
.........
(A) Integrated circuits
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(B) Microprocessor
(C) semi-conductor memory
(D) Stored program concept
12. First generation computers were manufactured between
(A) 1940's and 1950's
(B) 1950's and 1960's
(C) 1960's and 1970's
(D) 2000 - till present
13. The third generation of computers were majorly characterised by ..................
(A) Transistors
(B) Integrated circuits
(C) Combinatorial Circuits
(D) Diodes
14. Computers that operates on discrete value only is known as .......
(A) Digital computer
(B) Discretized computer
(C) Super computer
(D) Modularized computer
15. Which is the smallest in terms of SIZE among the following types of computers?
(A) Mainframe
(B) Minicomputers
(C) Microcomputers
(D) Supercomputers
16. Computers that have the ability to handle a wide variety of programs are known to be ..........
(A) Special purpose computers
(B) General purpose computers
(C) Digital computer
(D) Analogue computer
17. .......................... invented the Punch Card machine.
(A) Bill Gates
(B) Herman Hollerith
(C) Blaise Pascal
(D) Abacus
18. The following are characteristics of computers except ...........
(A) Electronic in nature
(B) High speed
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(C) Programmability
(D) Redundant
19. Which of the following is NOT true about Computer?
(A) Computer is an electronic device
(B) Computer operates on data
(C) Computer is an automatic machine
(D) Computer processes only numerical data
20. The average age of students in a class is a/an ............
(A) Information
(B) Data
(C) Number
(D) Calculation
21. An example of alphanumeric data is ............
(A) Matric Number
(B): Age
(C) Surname
(D) Sex
22. Transforming data to information involves series of operation on raw data which include
the following except?
(A) Arithmetic operation
(B) Storage
(C) Logical operation
(D) Character manipulation
23. The concept of stored instruction was introduced in which generation of computer?
(A) First Generation
(B) Second Generation
(C) Third Generation
(D) Fourth Generation
24. Analogue computer is a class of computer based on classification by
(A) Type
(B) Size
(C) Purpose
(D) Generation
25. The modern architectural design of a computer system was proposed by
(A) Charles Babbage
(B) Herman Hollerith
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(C) John Von Nuemann
(D) Bill Gates
26. Transistors was to Second generation computers as ................was to Fourth generation
computers
(A) VLSI
(B) LSI
(C) Vacuum Tube
(D) Integrated Circuit
27. Automated Teller Machine is an example of ..................
(A) Analogue Computer
(B) Special Purpose Computer
(C) Microcomputer
(D) General purpose computer
28. Microcomputer emerges in .................generation of computer
(A) Third
(B) Fourth
(C) Second
(D) Fifth
29. What was the first machine that could add, subtract, multiply and divide?
(A) Arithmometer
(B) Abacus
(C) Pascaline
(D) Personal Computer
30. The usage of Microprocessors started in ............... generation
(A) Third
(B) Second
(C) First
(D) Fourth
31. In what way is the computer not better than human being?
(A) Ability to recall information stored in a split second
(B) Ability to store massive amounts of information
(C) Ability to solve complex math problems in a second
(D) Ability to reason
32. A computer does which of the following
(A) Manipulates data
(B) Concatenate data
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(C) Synchronize data
(D) Invents data
33. One of the earliest computing devices invented by humans was the ..............
(A) Abacus
(B) Napier Bones
(C) Mini Computer
(D) Super computer
34. .............. invented the arithmometer
(A) Thomas Xavier
(B) Thomas Wendy
(C) Charles Xavier Thomas de colman
(D) Wendy Xavier
35. The first generation of computers was based on ............ technology
(A) Vacuum tubes
(B) Transistors
(C) Integrated circuits
(D) Multiplexers
36. The ................was the first commercial computer to be built.
(A) ENIAC
(B) UNIVAC
(C) EDSAC
(D) EDVAC
37. The first generation of computers had the disadvantage of ................
(A) Heat
(B) Polarization
(C) Rolling
(D) Wheeling
38. The personal computer was first introduced by ......
(A) IBM
(B) Microsoft
(C) Apple
(D) TECNO
39. The ................... was the first system to use a graphical user interface
(A) Macintosh
(B) Windows
(C) VM Ware
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(D) Virtual Machine
40. UNIVAC stands for ........
(A) Universal Automatic Calculator
(B) Universal Integrator Automatic Calculator
(C) United Automatic Calculator
(D) United Integrator Automatic Calculator
41. ENIAC stands for ........
(A) Electronic Numerical Integrated Automatic Calculator
(B) Engineering Numerical Integrator Automatic Calculator
(C) Electronic Numerical Integrator Automatic Calculator
(D) Engineering Numerical Integrated Automatic Calculator
42. EDVAC stands for ...........
(A) Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Calculator
(B) Electronic Distributed Variable Automatic Calculator
(C) Electrical Discrete Variable Automatic Calculator
(D) Electrical Distributed Variable Automatic Calculator
43. Artificial Intelligence is a property of which generation of computer
(A) Fifth
(B) Fourth
(C) Third
(D) Sixth
44. Which of the following is not part of the basic operations of a computer system?
(A) Inputting
(B) Processing
(C) Controlling
(D) Correcting
45. The Input unit of a computer system performs the following functions except .........
(A) Reads/accept instructions and data from the outside environment
(B) Converts data into computer acceptable form
(C) Supplies data to the computer system for processing
(D)Instructs the computer system on how the accepted data is to be processed
46. The output unit of a computer system performs the following functions except ............
(A) Accepts the result produced by the computer system.
(B) Converts acceptable results to human readable form.
(C) Supplies the converted results to outside world.
(D) Determines how the data should be processed.
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47. The storage unit of a computer system holds the following except?
(A) Data and instructions required for processing.
(B) Intermediate results for processing.
(C) Final results of processing before they are released to an output device
(D) Decides which data should be outputed.
48. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a primary storage?
(A) Expensive
(B) Volatile
(C) Large Capacity
(D) Fast Operation
49. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a secondary storage?
(A) Large Capacity
(B) Cheaper than primary storage
(C) Slower than primary storage
(D) Volatile
50. By analysis, modern digital computer system can be divided into ................ distinct parts
(A) 5
(B) 4
(C) 3
(D) 6
51. ................. links and connects the elements of a CPU system.
(A) Bus
(B) Cables
(C) Circuits
(D) Magnets
52. Which of the following is not a function of microprocessor?
(A) Control sequence of operations
(B) Control the usage of main memory in storing data and information
(C) Give commands to all parts of the computer system
(D) Decides which data should be inputed for processing
53. The computer system is made up of the following components except ...........
(A) Software
(B) Hardware
(C) Firmware
(D) Humanware

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54. The component of the computer system which is used for arithmetic and logic operations is
known as .............
(A) CPU
(B) ALU
(C) RAM
(D) ROM
55. ................... is used for supplying data and instructions to the computer
(A) Output device
(B) Input device
(C) Auxiliary Storage
(D) Peripherals
56. A set of instructions required to accomplish a task is known as ..............
(A) Program
(B) Sequence
(C) Algorithm
(D) Manual
57. The Operating system is known for .......
(A) Distributing electric charge in the computer
(B) Manage resources of the computer system
(C) Accomplish a task
(D) Work with only input devices.
58. The following are language translators except.........
(A) Assembler
(B) Interpreter
(C) Compiler
(D) Demodulator
59. A translator that takes a program in one High Level Language and produces the equivalent
program in another High-Level Language is known as ..........
(A) Compiler
(B) Interpreter
(C) Assembler
(D) Pre-processor
60. The next instruction to be executed by the processor is determined by ..............
(A) ALU
(B) Control unit
(C) Memory Unit
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(D) CPU
61. Flash drive is a typical example of ...............
(A) Secondary Memory
(B) Primary memory
(C) Internal Memory
(D) Back up storage

62. Antivirus is an example of ................


(A) Application software
(B) Utility software
(C) System drivers
(D) Operating system
63. The following are types of system software except ..........
(A) Utility software
(B) Text editors
(C) Operating system
(D) Word processor
64. A program that places an executable file into memory and prepare them for execution is
..............
(A) Linker
(B) Patcher
(C) Loader
(D) Launcher
65. The following are types of Operating system except............
(A) Windows
(B) MAC
(C) UNIX
(D) BASIC
66. The set of people that work with the computer system is referred to as
(A) Humanware
(B) ManWare
(C) Users
(D) Operators
67. The following hardware components are peripheral devices except......
(A) Random Access Memory
(B) Read Only Memory
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(C) Flash drive
(D) Mouse
68. Which of the following is not a function of an operating system?
(A) Controlling and allocating computer resources
(B) Handling system request
(C) Controlling the usage of input and output devices
(D) Getting rid of virus
69. Which of this is not a service provided by an operating system?
(A) Error detection
(B) Program creation
(C) Program execution
(D) Evolution
70. Which is not a type of operating system?
(A) Real Time Operating System
(B) Single User Operating System
(C) Multi Time Operating system
(D) Time Sharing System
71. Which is a volatile memory type?
(A) RAM
(B) ROM
(C) Flash Drive
(D) Hard Disk
72. What component of the computer is correctly associated with the function it performs?
(A) Output : Monitor
(B) Microprocessor : Storage
(C) RAM : Processing
(D) Optical drive : Sound
73. Which system bus is used by the CPU to direct and monitor the actions of the other
functional areas of the compute?
(A) Address Bus
(B) Control Bus
(C) Data Bus
(D) Code Bus
74. Which system bus consists of all the signals necessary to define any of the possible memory
address locations within the computer?
(A) Address Bus
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(B) Control Bus
(C) Data Bus
(D) Code Bus
75. Which system bus carries operands to and from the CPU and memory as required by
instruction translation?
(A) Data Bus
(B) Address Bus
(C) Code Bus
(D) Control Bus
76. A computer’s CPU is built from ------------- circuits
(A) Combinatorial
(B) Colluquial
(C) Conditional
(D) Complemented
77. The range for Octal number system is
(A) 0 – 8
(B) 1 – 8
(C) 0 – 7
(D) 1 – 7
78. Convert 10112 to decimal
(A) 1010 (B) 1110 (C) 1210 (D) 1310
79. Convert 11101002 to decimal
(A) 10110
(B) 11310
(C) 10510
(D) 11610
80.Convert 011012 to decimal
(A) 1310
(B) 1510
(C) 1610
(D) 1810
81. Convert 5510 to binary
(A) 1101102
(B) 1101112
(C) 1100112
(D) 0101112
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82. Convert 111110100012 to hexadecimal
(A) 7D116
(B) 7D016
(C) 8D16
(D) 7D216

83. Convert 1101101000112 to hexadecimal


(A) DB2 16
(A) DE16
(C) DA316
(D) EA316
84. Convert 1100100100112 to hexadecimal
(A) 622316
(B) D9216
(C) C1316
(D) C9316
85. Which of the following is not a number system used in computer arithmetic
(A) Octal number system
(B) Logical number system
(C) Decimal number system
(D) Binary number system
86. An organized and systematic way of representing numbers is called a
(A) number box
(B) number range
(C) number system
(D) algebraic system
87. The smallest quantity of information that can be stored in a computer is
(A) kit
(B) kyte
(C) byte
(D) bit
88. The basic unit of information operated on by a computer is a
(A) word
(B) byte
(C) character
(D) bit
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89. The octadecimal system represents numbers in base
(A) 10
(B) 4
(C) 16
(D) 8
90. The alphabets A - F are used in ------------------- representation
(A) decimal
(B) binary
(C) hexadecimal
(D) hexodecimal
91. Which of the following cannot be a valid base 8 number
(A) 0212
(B) 0833
(C) 0777
(D) 0101
92. Convert 1118to a decimal number
(A) 17
(B) 13
(C) 37
(D) 73
93. D stands for -----------in hexadecimal representation
(A) ten
(B) five
(C) four
(D) thirteen
94. The ASCII is strictly speaking, a ------------- code
(A) 5-bit
(B) 2-bit
(C) 3-bit
(D) 7-bit
95. Which of the following is not a characteristic of Decimal Number System?
(A) The maximum value of a single digit is 9
(B) Each position of a digit represents a specific power of the base (10)
(C) It has ten digits
(D) The digits are added to find the value of a particular number
96. Which of the following is not a characteristic of Number System
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(A) It uses only a few symbols called digits
(B) The symbols represent different values depending on the position they occupy in the
number
(C) The maximum value of a single digit is always equal to one less than the value of the
base
(D) The digits are added to find the value of a particular number
97. The acronym "Bit" stands for
(A) Balanced digit
(B) Binary digit
(C) Base digit
(D) Boolean digit
98. Which of the following is not a characteristic of Hexadecimal Number?
(A) it has16 symbols
(B) the maximum value of a single digit is 15
(C) 4 bits are sufficient to represent hexadecimal number in binary
(D) the symbols A,B,C,D,E and F represent the decimal values 11,12,13,14,15
and 16 respectively
99. Convert 127.548 to decimal
(A) 87.687510
(B) 87.678510
(C) 88.678510
(D) 88.687510
100. Convert 110.1012 to decimal
(A) 6.62510
(B) 6.62510
(C) 66.2510
(D) 66.2510
101. Convert 0.687510 to binary
(A) 0.10112
(B) 0.11012
(C) 0.11102
(D) 0.01112
102. Convert 0.101011002 to Octal
(A) 0.53010
(B) 0.5308
(C) 0.5038
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(D) 0.50310
103. Convert 10.1010110012 to hexadecimal
(A) 0.AC816
(B) 2.AC816
(C) 0.15916
(D) 2.15916
104. Which of the following is not part of the basic logic gates?
(A) NOT (B) AND (C) OR (D) XOR
105. How many truth table entries are necessary for a four-input circuit?
(A) 4 (B) 8 (C) 16 (D) 32
106. Which of the gate will have its output to be zero for any case when one or more of its
input are zero?
(A) AND (B) OR (C) NAND (D) XOR
107. What input values will cause an AND logic gate to produce a TRUE output?
(A) All inputs are true
(B) All inputs are false
(C) At least one input is true
(D) At least one input is false
108. What input value(s) will cause a NAND logic gate to produce a TRUE output
(A) all inputs are true
(B) all inputs are false
(C) at most one input is true
(D) at most one input is false
109. XOR logic gate can be constructed from which other logic gates?
(A) AND and NOT gates
(B) AND, OR and NOT gates
(C) OR and NOT gates
(D) XOR, NOT and AND gates
110. Which of the following is FALSE about truth table?
(A) it is a means of representing the results of a logic function
(B) it cntains all possible combinations of input values
(C) it shows the various operators and the result of their operations involving variables
(D) it only considers the true values alone
111. What input value(s) will cause a XOR logic gate to produce a TRUE output?
(A) only one input is false
(B) at least one input is false
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(C) at least one input is true
(D) at most one input is true

112. The logic operator with the highest precedence is


(A) NOT
(B) AND
(C) OR
(D) XOR
113. Considering only the basic logic operators, which operator has the lowest
precedence?
(A) NOT
(B) AND
(C) OR
(D) XOR
114. The following are types of logic gate EXCEPT
(A) AND
(B) XOR
(C) XNOT
(D) OR
115. The combination of AND and NOT logic operators gives
(A) NAND
(B) NOR
(C) NNOT
(D) XNOR
116. The XNOR gate is a combination of
(A) AND and NOT
(B) NOR and X
(C) XOR and NOT
(D) NOT and OR
117. The following are binary logical operators EXCEPT
(A) AND
(B) OR
(C) NOT
(D) XOR
118. The means of representing the results of a logic function using a table is known as
(A) logic table
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(B) symbol table
(C) truth table
(D) boolean table
119. The statement “output is true when both inputs are true. Otherwise, the output is
false” represent which of the following logic gates
(A) OR
(B) AND
(C) NOR
(D) NAND
120. The number of input combinations in a Boolean function of n variables is
(A) 22n
(B) 3n
(C) 4n
(D) 2n
121. A Boolean function involving six variables will have how many input combinations?
(A) 32
(B) 46
(C) 64
(D) 63
122. Solve the Boolean Expression: xy + (x+y).x
where x=1 and y=1
(A) 0 (B) 1 (C) 3 (D) 5

123. Given that R=0,P=1,S=1, T=0


Solve the Boolean function: (RP)(ST)(S+ R)(P+ T)
(A) 0 (B) 1 (C) 11 (D) 10
124. What is the output of the boolean algebra A+ 0 =
(A) A (B) 1 (C) 0 (D) A0
125. What is the output of the boolean algebra B+ 1 =
(A) B (B) 1 (C) 0 (D) B1
126. What is the output of the boolean algebra A+A.B =
(A) A (B) B (C) AB (D) A + B
127. In Boolean algebra, A+ (B.C) is equivalent to .......................
(A) ( A . B ) + ( A . C )
(B) ( A + B ) . ( A + C )
(C) ( A . B ) + ( A + C )
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(D) ( A . B ) . ( A + C )
128. Simplify ( A + B' + C' ).( A + B' . C )
(A) A + B' . C
(B) A . B' + C
(C) A + B . C
(D) A . B + C
129. Simplify A . B + A ( B + C ) + B ( B + C )
(A) B + A . C (B) B + A (C) A + C (D) C + A . B
130. Boolean algebra can be used in building--------circuits
(A) Electronic
(B) Mechanical
(C) Open
(D) Closed
131. A computer’s CPU is built from ------------- circuits
(A) Combinatorial
(B) Complex
(C) Collected
(D) Compound
132. In karnaugh map, the total number of cells/boxes in a table is equal to ...................
(A) Total number of input variables
(B) Total number of input combinations
(C) Total number of variables with truth values
(D) Total number of variables with false values
133. Which of the following is false about grouping in K-map?
(A) Grouping can only be done side to side or top to bottom
(B) The top row may wrap around to the bottom row to form a group
(C) Using the same one (1) in more than one group is not permissible.
(D) Grouping is done in powers of 2
134. Simplify: C + (B.C)’
(A) C + B'
(B) 1
(C) C . B'
(D) C'. B
135. Simplify: ( A + C ) . ( A . D + A. D’ ) + A . C + C
(A) A' + C
(B) A + C'
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(C) A + C
(D) A' + C'
136. Simplify: ( A . B )’ . (A’ + B ) . ( B’ + B )
(A) A' + B
(B) A'
(C) A
(D) A' + B'
137. Simplify : A’.( A + B ) + ( B + A . A ).( A + B’ )
(A) A' + B'
(B) A + B
(C) A + B'
(D) A' + B
138. Which of the following is NOT a valid number of cells or boxes that can be grouped
together in a Karnaugh map?
(A) 1 (B) 3 (C) 6 (D) 8
139. The total number of cells in K-map table of m number of variables is given by.....
(A)2m
(B) m2
(C) 2m
(D) 2k

140. In boolean algebra (A + B ) . ( A + C ) is equivalent to


(A) C + A . B
(B) B + B . C
(C) A + B . C
(D) B + A . C
141. In boolean algebra ( A + C ) . B is equivalent to
(A) A . C
(B) A .C + A . B
(C) A . B + B . C
(D) C . B + C . A
142. In Boolean algebra, A.1 is equivalent to
(A) A (B) A' (C) 1 (D) 0
143. By De Morgan's theorem (A + B )' is equivalent to
(A) A' + B'
(B) A' . B'
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(C) A' . ( A'+ B')
(D) AA' + AB' + BB'
144. Simplify the expression using karnaugh map: A'BC + A'BC' + ABC' + ABC + AB'C'
(A) B + AC'
(B) B + AB'
(C) A' + BC'
(D) A + BC'
145. Simplify the expression A.B'.C + A.B'.C'
(A) A.B'
(B) A.C'
(C) B.C'
(D) B.C
146. Simplify the expression using karnaugh map: A'B'C' + A'BC' + AB'C' + ABC'
(A) A + BC'
(B) C'
(C) A' + BC'
(D) BC'
147. The first computer program was written by
(A) Grace Hopper
(B) Ada Lovelace
(C) Charles Babbage
(D) Von Neumann
148. The first computer program was written in
(A) 1840
(B) 1841
(C) 1842
(D) 1843
149. The world first non-Von Neumann programmable computer was
(A) Analytical engine
(B) Difference engine
(C) Plan Kalkul
(D) Windows
150. The following are feautures of a good programming language except
(A) Portability
(B) Reliability
(C) Performance
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(D) Extendability
151. Programming languages can be classified by types into how many categories
(A) 3 (B) 4 (C) 5 (D) 6
152. The generation of programming languages that has all its languages to be non-
procedural is
(A) Fifth Generation
(B) Second Generation
(C) Third Generation
(D) Fourth Generation
153. Which of the following is a Query Language?
(A) QBE
(B) COBOL
(C) JAVA
(D) MANTIS

SECTION C
1. What was the first machine that could add, subtract, multiply and divide?
a. Abacus b. mechanical calculator c. arithmometer d. pc
2. What component of the computer is correctly associated with the function it performs?
a. Microprocessor : storage b. RAM: processing c. monitor : output d. optical drive :
sound
3. Which of this is not an input device?
a. Speakers b. mouse c. scanner d. keyboard
4. Which type of storage does not accept new information?
a. ROM b. RAM c. hard drive d. removable media
5. _____ is not an output media.
a. Monitor b. microphone c. printer d. joystick
6. Microprocessors are used in
a. Computers b. calculators c. remote controls d. DVD players
7. In what way is the computer not smarter than a human being?
a. Ability to recall information stored in a split second b. ability to store massive amounts
of information c. ability to solve complex math problems in a second d. ability to
reason
8. Convert the ASCII code “BAD” to a hexadecimal value
a. 30453316 b. 41424316 c. 42414416 d. 42444116
9. Convert 4630304416 to an ASCII expression
a. FOOD b. FEED c. FREE d. FOOL
10. ASCII is widely used to
a. Printing documents b. solving equations c. transfer data between computers d.
programming in PHP
11. How is data represented in a computer system?

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a. Byte system b. hexadecimal system c. logical system d. binary system
12. Which of this storage device ensures data is stored sequentially?
a. DVD b. Flash disk c. Hard drive d. tape
13. Which of this is not a storage media?
a. Pen drives b. joystick c. blu-ray disc d. compact disk
14. 1 gigabyte is same as
a. 1000 bytes b. 1024 megabytes c. 1000 megabytes d. 1000 megabits
15. Pick out the odd one
a. Octal number system b. logical number system c. decimal number system d. binary
number system
16. The range for Octal number system is:
a. 0 – 8 b. 1 – 8 c. 0 – 7 d. 1 – 7
Convert the following to decimal (17 – 19)
17. 10112
a. 1010 b. 1110 c. 1210 d. 1310
18. 11101002
a. 10110 b. 11310 c. 10510 d. 11610
19. 011012
a. 1310 b. 1510 c. 1610 d. 1810
Convert the follow to binary(20 – 21)
20. 5510
a. 1101102 b. 1101112 c. 1100112 d. 0101112
21. 1710
a. 100102 b. 110002 c. 101002 d. 100012
22. 710
a. 0112 b. 1012 c. 1112 d. 101102
Convert the following to Hexadecimal (23 – 25)
23. 1111 1010 0012
a. 7D116 b. 7D016 c. 8D16 d. 7D216
24. 1101 1010 00112
a. DB216 b. DE16 c. DA316 d. EA316
25. 1100 1001 00112
a. 622316 b. D9216 c. C1316 d. C9316
26. This is not a basic Boolean operation
a. AND b. OR c. NAND d. NOT
27. Boolean operations involve the set
a. {1,0} b. {0,2} c. {1,2} d. {1,3}

X XI
0 1
1 0

28. The table above is a typical operation for


a. ‘OR’ operation b. ‘AND’ operation c. ‘NOR’ operation d. ‘NOT’ operation
29. Truth Table is a way of

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a. Detecting falsehood in a computer b. representing the results of a logic function
C. making Booleans operations complex d. building game tables
30. Which is the proper precedence of Boolean operations?
a. NOT > OR > AND b. NOT > AND > OR c. OR > NOT > AND d. AND > NOT > OR
31. How is ‘AND’ operation best represented ?
a. {X.Y} b. {X-Y} c. {X+Y} d. {X*Y}
32. Pick the correct association
a. XI : AND b. X0 : NOT c. X – Y : NOT d. XI : NOT
33. ASCII means
a. All Standard Counsel for International Information
b. American Standard Counsel for International Information
c. American Standard Code for Information Interexchange
d. American Scholars Code for Information Interexchange
34. 16 bits is equivalent to
a. 1.6 bytes b. 6 bytes c. 10 bytes d. 2 bytes
35. Which of the following is not an example of operating system?
a. Windows XP b. Android 4.2 c. Angry bird d. Redhat Linux
36. This is not a function of an operating system
a. Controlling & allocating memory b. handling system requests c. controlling I/O devices
d. getting rid of virus
37. Which of this is not a service provided by an operating system?
a. Program creation b. error detection c. program execution d. evolution
38. Which is not a type of operating system?
a. Real time Operating System b. Single User, Single Tasking Operating System c.
Multiple network operating system d. Multi-User Operating System
39. Which is not part of the Central Processing Unit?
a. BLU b. ALU c. Memory Unit d. Control Unit
40. A computer basically has how many types of memory?
a. One b. two c. three d. four
41. Which is a volatile memory type?
a. Flash disk b. RAM c. ROM d. DVD
42. Which is not in this category?
a. CD-R b. DVD c. Blu-ray d. flash disk
43. Data bus carries _____ to and from the CPU and memory as required by instruction
________.
a. operands, operator b. address, location c. operands, translation d. operands, CPU
44. ASCII code “E” is equivalent to :
a. 45 b. 44 c. 43 d. 42
45. What is another name for Boolean algebra?
a. Truth logic b. Boolean logic c. algebraic logic d. computation logic
46. Choose the most appropriate definition of Truth Tables
a. a means of representing the results of a logic function b. a means of
representing computer logic c. a means of programming d. a means of calculating
algebra

Input a Input b Output c

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0 0 0
0 1 0
1 0 0
1 1 1

47. The table above represents which Boolean operation?


a. AND b. NOT c. NOR d. OR

A B AI BI
0 Z 1 0
X 1 1 0

48. What is the value of Z in the diagram above?


a. 1 b. 0 c. 2 d. -1
49. In which category of computers do desktop computers, notebooks
(laptops) and Personal Digital Assistants (PDA’s) fall?
a. Super computers b. mainframe computers c. mini computers d. micro computers
50. Which of the following is NOT a function of the Operating System?
a. Database management b. disk management c. memory management d. process
management
51. "The complement of the OR of terms in a function is equivalent to the AND of the
complement of the individual terms in the function". Which of the expressions below
explains the theorem?
a. (AI + BI) = AI BI b. (AI BI) = AIBI c. (A.B) = AI + BI d. AI + B = (A.BI)
52. The statement “output is true when both inputs are true. Otherwise, the output is false”
represent which of the following logic gates
a. OR b. AND c. NOR d. NAND

53. The logic symbol above represents ----------------


a. OR gate b. XOR gate c. AND gate d. NAND gate
54. “The output is true if either or both of the inputs are true” denotes
a. OR gate b. AND gate c. NOR gate d. NAND gate

SECTION D

question : The first computer program was written by

option : Grace Hopper


answer : Ada Lovelace
option : Charles Babbage

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option : Von Neumann

question : The first computer program was written in

option : 1840
option : 1841
option : 1842
answer : 1843

question : The world first non-Von Neumann programmable computer was

option : Analytical engine


option : Difference engine
answer : Plan Kalkul
option : Windows

question : A-O language stands for

answer : Arithmetic Language Version O


option : Advanced Language Version O
option : Auxilliary Language Version O
option : Amorticed Language Version O

question : FORTRAN was developed by

answer : John Backus


option : Grace Hopper
option : Ada Lovelace
option : Kunrad Zuse

question : ALGOL stands for

answer : Algorithmic Language


option : Algorithm Language
option : Alphabetic Language
option : All-inclusiveLanguage
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question : BASIC stands for

option : Beginner All-purpose Scientific Instruction Code


answer : Beginner All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
option : Beginner All-procedure Symbolic Instruction Code
option : Beginner All-procedure ScientificInstruction Code

question : COBOL stands for

answer : Common Business Oriented Langauge


option : Collective Business Oriented Langauge
option : Common Business Online Langauge
option : Collective Business Online Langauge

question : Pascal programming language was developed by

option : Blaise Pascal


option : Thomas Kurts
option : John Kemeny
answer : Niklaus Wirth

question : Java was formerly known as

answer : Oak
option : C with classes
option : Cocoa
option : Objective C

question : The first generation of Programming languages is called

option : High Level Language


answer : Machine Language
option : Low Level Language
option : Assembly Language

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question : The following are disadvantages of Machine Language except

option : Tedious to write


option : Error prone
option : Machine dependent
answer : High translation time

question : An example of a Low-Level Langauge is

answer : Assembly Language


option : Pascal
option : COBOL
option : FORTRAN

question : One of the similarities between Machine Language and Low Level Language is

option : Both are easy to use


answer : Both are machine dependent
option : Botjh are easy to debug
option : no similarity between both

question : HLL is known to be in which generation of Programming Languages?

option : First
option : Second
answer : Third
option : Fourth

question : A compiler is used to translate

option : HLL to LLL


option : LLL to HLL
option : ML to HLL
answer : HLL to ML

question : C++ was developed by


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answer : Bjarne Stroustrup


option : Dennis Ritchie
option : Blaise Pascal
option : Peter Sadiku

question : C language is an example of

option : ML
option : LLL
option : Assembly Language
answer : HLL

question : An example of Fourth generation programming Languages is

option : JAVA
answer : SQL
option : C++
option : BASIC

question : The geneartion of programming languages where computer is instructed WHAT it must
do rather than HOW it must perform a task is

option : First Generation


option : Second Generation
option : Third Generation
answer : Fourth Generation

question : The following are categories of Fourth Generation Languages except

option : Query Languages


option : Report Generation Languages
option : Application Generation languages
answer : Modelling languages

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question : Poor Control on Hardware and Less Efficiency are disadvantages of which of the
following types of programming languages?

option : Machine Language


option : Low-Level Language
answer : High-Level Language
option : Assembly Language

question : One special and most powerful feature of High level Language is

answer : Machine independence


option : Efficiency
option : Less translation time
option : easy hardware control

question : The advantage of Machine Language over all other categories of Programming
Languages is

answer : High speed of computation


option : easy debugging
option : Ease of use and development
option : Less error prone

question : The following are feautures of a good programming language except

option : Portability
option : Reliability
option : Performance
answer : Extendability

question : Programming languages can be classified by types into how many categories

answer : 3
option : 4
option : 5
option : 2
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question : Programming languages can beclasified by generation into how many categories

option : 3
option : 4
answer : 5
option : 6

question : The type of programming language that use Symbolic codes called mneumonics to
represent instructions is

option : Machine Language


option : High level Language
option : 4G language
answer : Assembly Language

question : Programs writen in Low-Level language are translated into machine readable codes by
a separate program called

option : Interpreter
answer : Assembler
option : Compiler
option : Linker

question : Which of the following is not true about assembler?

option : It translates mnemonic operations codes to machine code


option : It allows the programmer to use mnemonics while writing source code programs, which
are easier to read and follow
option : It allows the variable to be represented by symbolic names, not as memory locations.
answer : It translates system addresses to register addresses.

question : One of the advantages of Low-Level Language over Machine Language is

option : Machine independence


option : More speed and efficiency
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answer : Less error prone
option : more hardware control

question : Third Generation Languages emerged in

answer : 1960s
option : 1970s
option : 1980s
option : 1990s

question : The first interpreted language made available for general use is

option : COBOL
answer : BASIC
option : FORTRAN
option : ALGO

question : Which of the following programming languages is Object Oriented?

option : COBOL
option : C
option : FORTRAN
answer : JAVA

question : The generation of programming languages that has all its languages to be non-
procedural is
option : Fifth Generation
option : Second Generation
option : Third Generation
answer : Fourth Generation

question : Vey low development cost is an advantage of which of the following class of
programming language
option : ML
answer : HLL
option : LLL
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option : Assembly Language

question : The following are examples of Third Generation Languages except


option : JAVA
option : FORTRAN
option : C++
answer : MANTIS

question : SQL, QBE and MANTIS are all examples of which Generation Languages?

option : First
option : Second
option : Third
answer : Fourth

question : A programming language that would be able to accept, interpret, and execute
instructions in the natural language of the end users is likely to be a

option : 2GL
option : 3GL
option : 4GL
answer : 5GL

question : Artificial Intelligence is a feature of which generation of languages?

option : Second
option : Third
option : Fourth
answer : Fifth

question : Which of the following is a Query Language?

answer : QBE
option : COBOL
option : JAVA
option : MANTIS
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question : Which of the following is an Application Generation Language?

answer : ADS
option : SQL
option : QBE
option : Easytrieve

question : Which of the following is a Report Generatipon Language?

option : MANTIS
option : ADS
answer : Easytrieve
option : SQL

question : To build an Expert System, a programming language of which generation would be


required?

option : Second
option : Third
option : Fourth
answer : Fifth

question : The following are features of JAVA programming language except

option : Multithreaded
option : Distributed
option : Object-oriented
answer : Platform dependent

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