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  1. 1CPU stands for [blank_start]Central[blank_end] [blank_start]Processing[blank_end] [blank_start]Unit[blank_end].
    1. ACentral
    2. BControl
    3. CComputer
    4. DPerformance
    5. EPlain
    6. FProcessing
    7. GUnit
    8. HUnity
    9. IUniverse
  2. 2ALU stands for [blank_start]Arithmetic[blank_end] [blank_start]Logic[blank_end] [blank_start]Unit[blank_end].
    1. AAND-gate
    2. BArithmetic
    3. CAlternative
    4. DAnterior
    5. ELogic
    6. FLesser
    7. GLocation
    8. HLive
    9. IUtility
    10. JUnderground
    11. KUniversality
    12. LUnit
  3. 3Which of the following computer architectures can be described as the following:
    Consisting of a CPU containing a processing unit containing an arithmetic logic unit and processor registers and a control unit containing an instruction register and program counter, a memory to store both data and instructions, external mass storage, and input and output mechanisms.
    1. ABabbage-Lovelace
    2. BVon Neumann
    3. CTuring
  4. 4The behaviour of a CPU with regards to how it processes instructions follows a cycle of [blank_start]fetching[blank_end] the instruction, [blank_start]decoding[blank_end] the instruction and then [blank_start]executing[blank_end] it. This is called the fetch-execute cycle.
    1. Afetching
    2. Bmanaging
    3. Cdecoding
    4. Dcoding
    5. Eexecuting
    6. Fplaying
  5. 5Which two of the following are operations that the ALU might carry out?
    1. AConverting a coded instruction into machine code.
    2. BAddition of two values
    3. CComparing two numbers to see which is larger
    4. DRetrieving an instruction from memory
    5. EExecuting an instruction
  6. 6The [blank_start]clock speed[blank_end] of a CPU is measured in hertz, the symbol for which is [blank_start]Hz[blank_end]. [blank_start]One[blank_end] hertz means that the CPU can execute one operation per [blank_start]second[blank_end]. We also get [blank_start]kilohertz[blank_end] (kHz), [blank_start]megahertz[blank_end] (MHz) and [blank_start]gigahertz[blank_end] (GHz). One kHz means [blank_start]one thousand[blank_end] operations a second, one MHz means [blank_start]one million[blank_end] operations a second and one GHz means [blank_start]one billion[blank_end] operations per second.
    1. Apotential difference
    2. Bclock speed
    3. Cstorage
    4. DH
    5. EHz
    6. FHr
    7. Gkinehertz
    8. Hkeppahertz
    9. Ikerohertz
    10. Jmorohertz
    11. Kmillihertz
    12. Lmegahertz
    13. Mgerohertz
    14. Ngigahertz
    15. Oginohertz
    16. Page
    17. Qusability
    18. RͰ
    19. ShZ
    20. Tkilohertz
    21. Ukoppahertz
    22. Vmenohertz
    23. Wgeohertz
    24. Xgelohertz
    25. Yten
    26. Zone hundred
    27. AAone thousand
    28. ABten thousand
    29. ACone hundred thousand
    30. ADone thousand
    31. AEten thousand
    32. AFone hundred thousand
    33. AGone million
    34. AHten million
    35. AIone hundred thousand
    36. AJone million
    37. AKten million
    38. ALone hundred million
    39. AMone billion
    40. ANHalf a
    41. AOOne
    42. APTwo
    43. AQFive
    44. ARTen
    45. ASnanosecond
    46. ATmillisecond
    47. AUsecond
    48. AVminute
    49. AWhour
  7. 7A quad-core processor would run twice as fast as a dual-core processor.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  8. 8Which of the following would NOT affect the speed of a CPU?
    1. Athe speed of other components
    2. Bthe size of the computer
    3. Cthe size of the cache
    4. Dthe heat of the CPU
    5. Ethe number of cores

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GCSE Computing Test sobre CPU Quiz, creado por Morgan Overton el 03/03/2016.
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