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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 2 · 25 questions

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  1. High level language
  2. Machine language
  3. Natural language
  4. Picture language
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  1. Only machine signals
  2. Picture signals
  3. Assembly language
  4. Handwritten language
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  1. Only drawing
  2. Only games
  3. Only folding paper
  4. High level programming
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  1. Business data processing
  2. Image editing
  3. Gaming
  4. Video calling
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  1. Music
  2. Scientific and mathematical computation
  3. Paper printing
  4. Image scanning
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  1. Microprocessor making
  2. Printer design
  3. Compiler and COBOL contribution
  4. Touch screen making
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  1. Only printer ink
  2. Only mouse design
  3. Only mobile cover
  4. Turing machine and theory of computation
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  1. Stored program concept
  2. Only keyboard design
  3. Only printer paper
  4. Only web browser
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  1. Writing program only on paper
  2. Keeping program and data in memory
  3. Always deleting the program
  4. Keeping program only in printer
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  1. Very small
  2. Pocket sized
  3. Very large
  4. Like a watch
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  1. Touch pen
  2. Laser mouse
  3. Webcam
  4. Hollerith tabulating machine
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  1. Main technology used
  2. Screen colors
  3. Chair size
  4. Mouse pad type
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  1. Microprocessor and laptop
  2. Vacuum tube and large size
  3. Artificial intelligence and robots
  4. Touch screen and mobile apps
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  1. Use of vacuum tubes
  2. Use of abacus
  3. Use of transistors
  4. Only paper calculation
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  1. Artificial intelligence
  2. Microprocessor
  3. Vacuum tube
  4. Integrated circuit
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  1. Microprocessor
  2. Vacuum tube
  3. Mechanical gear
  4. Abacus
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  1. Second generation
  2. Fifth generation
  3. First generation
  4. Third generation
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  1. Touch screen
  2. Wireless mouse
  3. Punch cards
  4. Webcam
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  1. Charles Babbage
  2. Blaise Pascal
  3. Herman Hollerith
  4. Alan Turing
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  1. Size generally decreased
  2. Size always remained same
  3. Size only increased
  4. Size has no relation with technology
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  1. Speed kept decreasing
  2. Speed generally increased
  3. Speed always remained zero
  4. Speed has no relation with computers
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  1. Generally decreased
  2. Always increased
  3. Always remained same
  4. Never needed electricity
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  1. Generally became lower and more affordable for users
  2. Always became much higher
  3. Never changed
  4. Depended only on paper
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  1. Reliability generally increased
  2. Reliability always remained zero
  3. Reliability existed only on paper
  4. Reliability only decreased
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  1. Remember inventor technology and generation in correct order
  2. Treat every name as microprocessor
  3. Call every old device mobile
  4. Treat every generation as vacuum tube

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