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Hardware Vs Software (GCSE Computing)
The following is a GCSE Computing test covering 'Hardware Vs Software' from the broader topic The Characteristics Of Computer Systems. The test is geared towards the CAMBRIGE-IGCSE exam board style syllabus.Incorrect: 0
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Which output device would you use to present a live slideshow to a large audience on a wall?
Which output device would be used to produce a physical 3-dimensional model from digital 3D design files?
Which type of storage is described as sequential access, meaning data must be read in order from the start to reach later data?
Which device would be most appropriate as an output for providing private audio feedback to a single user?
Which of the following devices is primarily used to convert printed text into a digital image for processing by a computer?
Which input device is ideal for precise drawing and retouching in graphic design because it senses pressure and pen position?
Which storage device has no moving parts and typically gives faster access times than a traditional hard disk drive?
Which input device is specifically designed to read unique printed patterns like QR codes and barcodes for inventory management?
Which output device turns digital audio signals into sound waves that humans can hear?
Which type of storage is best described as “random access” allowing data to be read from any location quickly without reading preceding data?
Which storage property describes how quickly the device can begin to deliver requested data, often measured in milliseconds?
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