Input, Output, And Storage Devices (GCSE Computing)

Which storage method provides the easiest way to recover data if a single physical disk fails, while still providing fast access?

A teacher asks students to enter observational notes from a microscope onto a classroom computer. Which input device is most appropriate for typing long text quickly?

Which storage device is most suitable for removable, read-only distribution of large fixed datasets (e.g., a published dataset that should not be altered)?

Which output device would a student use to check the formatting of a lab report before printing, showing exactly how it appears on paper?

Which storage attribute affects how quickly a program or dataset can start up from the drive?

Which output device would a student use to produce a permanent hard copy of a graph showing mean percentage change in mass?

Which output device would be best for creating a large, accurate scientific poster of experimental results?

Which input device can capture handwritten notes or sketches directly into a computer for later editing?

Which storage medium is best for transferring a few gigabytes of data quickly between two computers and is commonly pocket-sized?

A student connects a temperature probe to a computer to log data. The probe sends analogue signals but the computer needs digital values. What component performs this conversion?

Which storage type is non-volatile (retains data when power is off) and commonly used inside phones and modern laptops?