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Cooperative Bank Officer Computer Fundamentals — practice questions

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A single binary digit is called a:

  1. Byte
  2. Bit
  3. Nibble
  4. Word
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Correct answer: B. Bit

1. The question asks: A single binary digit is called a. 2. Correct answer: Bit. 3. A bit is one binary digit (0 or 1); 8 bits make a byte. _Source: BankExamsToday Computer Awareness Question Bank (R. Singh), Q.55_

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The part of the CPU that calculates and compares is the:

  1. ALU
  2. Control Unit
  3. Register
  4. Cache
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Correct answer: A. ALU

1. The question asks: The part of the CPU that calculates and compares is the. 2. Correct answer: ALU. 3. The Arithmetic Logic Unit performs arithmetic and comparison operations. _Source: BankExamsToday Computer Awareness Question Bank (R. Singh), Q.60_

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The part that coordinates all computer functions is the:

  1. ALU
  2. Hard disk
  3. Monitor
  4. Control Unit
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Correct answer: D. Control Unit

1. The question asks: The part that coordinates all computer functions is the. 2. Correct answer: Control Unit. 3. The Control Unit directs and sequences the operations of the CPU. _Source: BankExamsToday Computer Awareness Question Bank (R. Singh), Q.72_

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