Q. The processor in a personal computer that is embedded in small devices is often called a

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Q. A read only memory which can be written only once using special electronic equipment is

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Q. _____________ is an illusion that the operating system provides to simplify the application’s view of memory.

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Q. Memory speed is measured with the help of __________.

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Q. The memory access speed is measured in

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Q. In ___________stored information is erased by exposing the chip for a while to ultraviolet light.

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Q. _______ refers to the mode in which memory location can be accessed in any order in the same amount of time.

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Q. Memories that can be accessed only in a pre-defined sequence are

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Q. If the storage unit can retain the data even after the power is turned off or interrupted, it is termed as

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Q. The amount of data that can be stored or the number of bytes that can be stored per liner inch of tape is

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Q. ________ devices are also called random-access devices because information is literally available at random or in any order.

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Q. Processing speed in computers is measured in:

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Q. Which of the following is an example of non-volatile memory?

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Q. A program in execution state is called as:

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Q. The Bootstrap Loader resides in:

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Q. The memory which is known as a volatile memory is:

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Q. ………… has the shortest access times.

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Q. When you turn on the computer, the boot routine will perform this test.

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Q. The simultaneous processing of two or more programs by multiple processors is ………….

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Q. The contents of ………….. are lost when the computer turns off.

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