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Introduction to Computing MCQs with Answers

Practice important Introduction to Computing MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q551: What was the original name of ARM Holdings?
  • A: Acorn Computers
  • B: Advanced Micro Devices
  • C: Intel Corporation
  • D: Texas Instruments
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A

Q552: In which types of devices are ARM-based processors commonly found?
  • A: Game controllers, smartphones, digital TVs
  • B: Desktop computers, laptops
  • C: Mainframe computers, servers
  • D: Old gaming consoles, printers
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A

Q553: What is a common feature of CISC processors?
  • A: Ability to execute complex instructions
  • B: Low power consumption
  • C: Efficiency in manufacturing
  • D: Reduced number of instructions
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A

Q554: What is one of the main reasons CISC processors were favored in the 1990s?
  • A: Their ability to handle complex software tasks
  • B: Their low power consumption
  • C: Their reduced manufacturing costs
  • D: Their ability to execute simple instructions
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A

Q555: What type of processors does Intel produce?
  • A: CISC processors
  • B: RISC processors
  • C: ARM processors
  • D: FPGA processors
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A

Q556: What type of processors does ARM Holdings produce?
  • A: RISC processors
  • B: CISC processors
  • C: ARM processors
  • D: FPGA processors
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A

Q557: What is the main disadvantage of CISC architecture compared to RISC?
  • A: Higher power consumption
  • B: Lower ability to handle complex instructions
  • C: Higher manufacturing costs
  • D: Lower efficiency
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A

Q558: How many main categories are machine instructions typically divided into?
  • A: One
  • B: Two
  • C: Three
  • D: Four
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C

Q559: Which instruction group is responsible for moving data from one location to another?
  • A: Data Transfer
  • B: Arithmetic/Logic
  • C: Control
  • D: I/O
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A

Q560: What is another term often used for instructions that move data between locations?
  • A: Clone
  • B: Delete
  • C: Transfer
  • D: Erase
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A

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