Computer MCQs and revision practice
Explore Computer MCQs by subtopic, with 5906 questions across 14 public practice topics. Choose the area you are studying and work through its multiple-choice questions before moving to a mixed revision session.
Build your Computer revision around the topics in your syllabus. Attempt a small set of questions, check the answers and review explanations where available. Keep a list of mistakes so your next session focuses on concepts that still need attention.
The question library includes:
100 Most Repeated Computer MCQs MCQs,
Computer Basic Hardware Components MCQs,
Computer Short Questions MCQs,
Computer Shortcut Keys MCQs,
Important Abbreviations (Computer) MCQs,
Information Technology (IT) MCQs,
Internet and Social Media MCQs,
Internet related Information MCQs.
Practice questions from Computer
- A. 1981
- B. 1972
- C. 1970
- D. 1975
Check answer
1975
Explanation Microsoft was founded on April 4 1975 in the USA. Founders: Bill Gates and Paul Allen Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico Initial purpose: To develop and sell BASIC interpreters for the Altair 8800, one of the first personal computers Company name: "Microsoft" is a portmanteau o f "microcomputer" and "software"
Practise more 100 Most Repeated Computer MCQs questions
- A. Both hardware and software
- B. Only software
- C. Only hardware
- D. Neither hardware nor software
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Both hardware and software
Explanation Synchronization can occur in both hardware and software contexts to ensure that different components or processes operate in harmony.
Practise more Computer Basic Hardware Components questions
- A. Closes the current tab or window
- B. Refreshes the page
- C. Opens a new window
- D. Saves the document
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Closes the current tab or window
Explanation Crtl+W: shortcut key for closing the current window
Practise more Computer Short Questions questions
- A. Ctrl+ A
- B. Ctrl+S
- C. Ctrl+ P
- D. None of these
- E. Ctrl+ E
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Ctrl+ A
Explanation CTRL + A is used to to change pen to arrow while CTRL + P is used to Change Arrow to pen in PowerPoint during Presentation.
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