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Chapter Assessment
Subject: Physics
Board)
Class: X
CHAPTER # 17
d) all of the
d) electronic
8. Fax machine gets the reflection of the document and changes it into
________ and then transmits it via telephone line.
a) packets
c) electronic signal
b) X-rays
d) print signals
d) all of these
13. The work is done by the computer in the light of those instructions which
are called a:
a) presentation
c) CPU
b) RAM
d) Programme
14. The most powerful and swift computer which can send an information in
____________ a second is called super computer.
a) 10 thousand billionth part
b) 1 thousand billionth part
c) 10 hundred billionth part
d) 1 thousand millionth part
15. The input devices send the received data to ________ so that its
arrangement and analysis may be done.
a) keyboard
b) mouse
c) monitor
d)
CPU
16. Which of the following is called the brain of the computer?
a) CPU
b) RAM
c) Monitor
17. The CPU comprises of a control unit and a ________ unit.
a) readable
b) memory
c) temporary
fixed
d) RAM
d)
18. The computers linked with internet use uniform communication process
and same code, it is called protocol whose name is:
a) Intel protocol
b) Transmission control protocol
c) Hypertext Protocol
d) flip
30. The flat reflects the beam and laser beam when touches the head it
indicates:
a) 0
b) signal
c) 1
d) 10
31. The CD can store about _________ data in it.
a) 650 GB
b) 650 kB
c) 650 MB
d) 6500 GB
32. The floppy disc is made of flexible plastic which is coated with
__________ compound.
a) ferric sulphate
c) ferromagnetic
b) ferric magnetic+
d) sulphur magnetic
33. Which of the following if is opened data cannot be entered on the disc and
no alteration can be done in the previous data?
a) index hole
b) central hole
c) write protect notch
d) read hole
34. From which of the following floppy disc must be kept save?
a) heat
c) magnet
b) water
d) all of the above
35. The _______ hole is located near the central hole and it identifies the
starting position of the track.
a) central
b) write
c) read
d) index
36. The data on floppy disc is stored on about 2cm strip of the disc and can
store data of about:
a) 1.4MB
b) 1.44MB
c) 1.44GB
d) 1.44KB
37. The hard disc is also called as the __________ disc.
a) readable
b) storage
c) floppy
d) soft
b) word process
d) word typing
11.
How the sound reaches the radio from the radio station?
12.
station?
How the picture and sound reaches the TV antenna from the TV
13.
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15.
16.
17.
What are input unit and the devices used to feed information into the
computer?
18.
19.
Which output devices are used to represent the internal working of
the computer?
20.
21.
22.
23.
How students, teachers and doctors are getting benefits from internet?
24.
25.
What happens when infra red radiation from remote control falls on
any electric machine?
26.
27.
28.
How the sound is produced again when cassette is put into a tape
recorder?
29.
30.
How the pit pattern formed on compact disc is read by a laser beam?
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
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40.
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43.
How laser beam is used in big departmental stores and super markets
to maintain the record of the goods?
ANSWER KEY
Multiple choices:
1. c
11. b
21. c
31. c
2. d
12. d
22. c
32. c
3. b
13. d
23. b
33. c
4. d
14. b
24. b
34. d
5. b
15. d
25. d
35. d
6. d
16. a
26. c
36. b
7. c
17. b
27. c
37. b
8. c
18. b
28. b
38. c
9. d
19. c
29. c
39. c
10.b
20. c
30. c
40. b
41. b
Short Questions:
1: The scientific method of storing, arranging information for proper use
and to communicate them to others is called the Information Technology.
2: The method that is used to communicate information to far off places
instantly is called Telecommunication.
3: Telegraph was the first contact of telecommunication.
4: Telegraph was the early form of telecommunication through which
messages or information was converted into electric pulses by a transmitter.
The current of these pulses is received very far away passing through wires
where these signals comprising electric pulses are converted into audible
signals.
5: The working principle of a telephone is similar to telegraph but direct
conversation can be processes by it. A microphone is fitted in the telephone
handset. It changes vibrations produced by conversation into electric signals
which are transmitted along a wire to the receiver at the other end of the line.
Here an electromagnet and a vibrating diaphragm change the electric signals
again into sound.
6: The speed of sound in air is just 1246 km per hour and it can not go far
away from it source. Therefore, it is converted into electromagnetic wave so
that they can be sent to far off areas with the speed of light.
24: The function of a television and some other electronic machines can be
controlled by remote control system from a large distance without any cable
connection. Infra red radiations are used to operate it.
25: When any button placed at its panel is pressed; the bulb in control circuit
generates a particular binary code signal. This signal emits, from a light
emitting diode called LED, an infra red radiation of the same particular code.
When these radiations fall on a lens fitted in a television or any other electric
machine, then a photo transistor attached with the lens identifies and sends
them to a circuit which decodes the binary signal and issues the order
accordingly.
26: The audio-video tapes, compact discs, laser discs, floppy discs and hard
discs are in use for storing information. These devices can store a huge
amount of information in a very small space.
27: Audio cassettes consist of a tape of magnetic material, on which sound is
saved in a particular form of a magnetic field. For this purpose microphone
changes sound waves into electric pulses which are made by an amplifier.
Magnetic tape of the cassette is moved through the head of audio cassette
recorder which is in fact an electromagnet. Change of current in the wire
wrapped on the electromagnet causes a change in the linked magnetic field.
Thus magnetic tape is magnetized in a particular form according to rise and
fall of current.
28: To produce sound again the tape is moved past the play back head.
Changes in the magnetic field on the tape induce alternating current signals
in the coil wrapped on the head. These signals are amplified and sent to the
loudspeakers which reproduce the recorded sound.
29: Compact disc is a digital disc. Instead of wavy grooves, a pit pattern is
formed on it. This pattern comprises of billions of pits of varying lengths and
spaces set on a shiny disc. Their arrangement depends upon the variation of
sound. Shin area between two pits is called a flat.
30: Pit pattern can be read by a laser beam. Laser beam is focused on a track,
it moves slowly across whole of the disc and the flats reflect the beam
whereas pits do not. Thus after reflect when beam touches the head it
indicates 1; hence the decoder receives a digital signal which changes it into
a continuously varying electric current. It is then sent to an amplifier and the
loudspeaker.
31: Using CDROM (read only memory) in computer data is only read and it
can not record. While reading the data, computer head does not touch the
CD.
32: The storage capacity is many times greater than the floppy disc. About
650MB (mega bite) data can be stored in it.
33: Floppy disc is made of flexible plastic which is coated with
ferromagnetic compound. The disc is housed in a protective jacket having
several holes cut in it.
34: If write protect notch is opened, data cannot be entered on the disc and
no alteration can be done in the previous data. If the slot is sealed then data
can be entered on the disc and alterations can also be done in it.
35: Near the central hole is located a small hole used to identify the starting
position of the track.
36: The data is stored on about 2cm strip of the disc. Floppy disc can store a
data of about 1.44 MB.
37: Hard disc is installed inside the system unit. It is made of aluminium and
hence it is not flexible. It is enameled with a layer of a material, (Fe, Co, Kr,
and Ni) that can be magnetized easily. Hard disc has higher speed and larger
capacity as compared to other discs.
38: Word processing is such a use of computer through which we can write
letters prepare reports and books. Word processing is a computer program.
By means of this we can develop any document, see it on the screen after
typing. Edit it, add some new text or delete the previous text or do the
amendments in it.
39: To type something by computers keyboard, to correct, to arrange, to
amend the document, to add and delete the written portion when required is
called the word processing.
40: The process to draw a required line or pictures on a computer screen
using mouse or keyboard is called the graphic designing.
Designs of the buildings or components can be drawn with the help of
computers.
41: Designs of the buildings or components can be drawn with the help of
computers. This process is named as computer aided designing (CAD).
Three dimensional colored pictures can be drawn by this process which can
be checked by rotating it at different angles. Moreover different colors can
also be selected for the pictures.
42: To collect all information regarding a subject for any purpose and to
store them in the computer in more than one inter linked files which may
help when needed, is called data managing. The educational institutions,
libraries, hospitals and industries store the concerned information by data
management. Additions and deletions are made in the data according to the