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History and Generations of Computers.

This topic from Basic Computer Knowledge introduces Class 12 General Knowledge students to the historical development of computers and the major stages known as computer generations. Students learn how early machines using vacuum tubes evolved through transistors, integrated circuits, microprocessors, and modern intelligent technologies. It explains the changing size, speed, storage, reliability, programming methods, and applications of computers, helping learners connect key technological advances with the way computers are used in education, business, science, communication, and everyday life.

Easy · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Abacus
  2. Monitor
  3. Printer
  4. Mouse
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  1. Charles Babbage
  2. Blaise Pascal
  3. Herman Hollerith
  4. John Napier
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  1. For drawing pictures
  2. For recording sound
  3. For helping in multiplication and division
  4. For sending email
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  1. Alan Turing
  2. Ada Lovelace
  3. John von Neumann
  4. Gottfried Leibniz
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  1. Punch cards
  2. Touch screen
  3. Laser printer
  4. Web browser
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  1. John Napier
  2. Charles Babbage
  3. Blaise Pascal
  4. Herman Hollerith
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  1. Pascaline
  2. Abacus
  3. Analytical Engine
  4. Napier's Bones
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  1. Playing music
  2. Printing pictures
  3. Sending email
  4. Preparing mathematical tables
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  1. Ada Lovelace
  2. Grace Hopper
  3. Marie Curie
  4. Rosalind Franklin
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  1. Charles Babbage
  2. Herman Hollerith
  3. Alan Turing
  4. Steve Jobs
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  1. Mobile games
  2. Social media
  3. Tabulating machine business
  4. Online shopping
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  1. Smartphone
  2. Tablet computer
  3. Game console
  4. Electro mechanical computer
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  1. Electronic general purpose computer
  2. Pocket calculator
  3. Smartphone
  4. Laser printer
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  1. First microprocessor
  2. Early commercial computer
  3. First mouse
  4. First website
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  1. Transistor
  2. Integrated circuit
  3. Vacuum tube
  4. Microprocessor
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  1. Punch cards
  2. Keyboard
  3. Monitor
  4. Transistor
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  1. Integrated circuit
  2. Vacuum tube
  3. Abacus
  4. Mechanical gears
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  1. Vacuum tube
  2. Microprocessor
  3. Punch cards
  4. Mechanical wheels
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  1. Telegraph
  2. Mechanical clock
  3. Artificial intelligence
  4. Paper based calculation
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  1. Being very small and cool
  2. Using no electricity
  3. Easily fitting in pocket
  4. High heat and high power need
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  1. They were smaller and more reliable
  2. They worked only on paper
  3. They worked without electricity
  4. They only played music
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  1. Paper calculation table
  2. Many electronic components on one chip
  3. Wooden calculation frame
  4. Only printer ink
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  1. It only prints paper
  2. It only plays sound
  3. Bringing CPU on one chip
  4. It only cleans screen
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  1. First generation
  2. Second generation
  3. Third generation
  4. Fourth generation
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  1. Vacuum tube transistor integrated circuit microprocessor
  2. Microprocessor vacuum tube transistor integrated circuit
  3. Abacus mouse printer browser
  4. Paper pencil radio telephone

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