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A computer is described as an electronic device that can be:

  1. Programmed
  2. Photographed
  3. Popularised
  4. Personalised
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Correct answer: A. Programmed

1. A computer is not merely a calculating machine. 2. What separates it is that its behaviour can be set by instructions. 3. A computer is an electronic device that can be programmed. 4. It accepts data, processes it and generates a result. _Source: syllabus Computer Science, Ch 1 'Computer System'_

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A computer together with additional hardware and software is called a:

  1. Computer sequence
  2. Computer system
  3. Computer session
  4. Computer schedule
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Correct answer: B. Computer system

1. The bare machine is only part of the picture. 2. Adding the surrounding hardware and software makes the whole. 3. A computer along with additional hardware and software is called a computer system. 4. So the answer is a computer system. _Source: syllabus Computer Science, Ch 1 'Computer System'_

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Devices that send control signals to a computer are termed:

  1. Input devices
  2. Ideal devices
  3. Idle devices
  4. Index devices
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Correct answer: A. Input devices

1. Data has to reach the machine before anything can be processed. 2. The devices that carry it in have their own name. 3. The devices through which control signals are sent to a computer are input devices. 4. A keyboard, mouse and scanner are the examples given. _Source: syllabus Computer Science, Ch 1 'Computer System'_

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