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Unit 2A1: Memory Encoding and Storage Models (37)

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ROM stands for:Read the answer and worked solution →Which one refers to the main memory of a computer?Read the answer and worked solution →Which memory stores programs and data currently being processed?Read the answer and worked solution →While in use, software is temporarily stored in:Read the answer and worked solution →

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ROM stands for:

  1. Read Only Memory
  2. Random Only Memory
  3. Read Open Memory
  4. Run Only Memory
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Correct answer: A. Read Only Memory

1. The question asks: ROM stands for. 2. Correct answer: Read Only Memory. 3. ROM is non-volatile memory whose contents can be read but not normally written. _Source: BankExamsToday Computer Awareness Question Bank (R. Singh), Q.40_

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Which one refers to the main memory of a computer?

  1. ALU
  2. Modem
  3. Scanner
  4. RAM
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Correct answer: D. RAM

1. The question asks: Which one refers to the main memory of a computer. 2. Correct answer: RAM. 3. RAM is the main working memory the CPU reads and writes during use. _Source: BankExamsToday Computer Awareness Question Bank (R. Singh), Q.53_

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Which memory stores programs and data currently being processed?

  1. ROM
  2. Hard disk
  3. CD-ROM
  4. RAM
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Correct answer: D. RAM

1. The question asks: Which memory stores programs and data currently being processed. 2. Correct answer: RAM. 3. RAM holds the active programs and data the CPU is using right now. _Source: BankExamsToday Computer Awareness Question Bank (R. Singh), Q.59_

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