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“How much do you know about computers? 🤔💻

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Elio Nasr
Elio Nasr
Published March 15, 2026

Quiz Questions & Answers

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Question 1: What does CPU stand for?

Central Power Unit

Computer Processing Utility

Central Processing Unit

Core Program Unit

Question 2: Which part of the computer stores files permanently?

RAM

SSD / Hard Drive

CPU

GPU

Question 3: Which one is an input device?

Monitor

Printer

Keyboard

Speaker

Question 4: What does RAM do?

It cools the computer

It stores temporary data for running apps

It displays graphics

It connects to the internet

Question 5: Which company created Windows?

Apple

Google

Microsoft

Intel

Question 6: Which component is mainly responsible for graphics and gaming performance?

GPU

RAM

Motherboard

Power Supply

Question 7: What does URL mean?

Universal Resource Locator

Uniform Resource Locator

Unified Resource Link

User Reference Link

Question 8: Which of these is an operating system?

Excel

Chrome

Linux

Nvidia