a) RAM b) ROM c) Cache Memory d) Virtual Memory

a) Hard Disk Drive b) USB Flash Drive c) CD-ROM d) RAM

a) Random Access Memory b) Read-Only Memory c) Real-time Access Memory d) Remote Access Memory

a) Long-term storage b) Temporary storage of frequently accessed data c) Running the operating system d) Storing programs permanently

a) RAM b) ROM c) Cache Memory d) Virtual Memory

a) To store frequently accessed data temporarily b) To provide additional RAM space by using the hard disk c) To store data permanently d) To run the computer's BIOS

a) Hard Disk Drive b) Solid State Drive c) USB Flash Drive d) CD-ROM

a) Kilobyte b) Megabyte c) Gigabyte d) Byte

a) Solid State Drive b) Super Speed Disk c) System Storage Device d) Secondary Storage Drive

a) ROM b) RAM c) SRAM d) DRAM

a) Hard Disk Drive b) CD-ROM c) USB Flash Drive d) Solid State Drive

a) To encrypt data b) To organize files and folders c) To prepare the device for use d) To delete all data permanently

a) USB Flash Drive b) CD-ROM c) Hard Disk Drive d) Floppy Disk

a) High Definition Disk b) Hard Disk Drive c) Heavy Duty Disk d) Hybrid Data Drive

a) RAM b) ROM c) Both are equally fast d) Neither, they have the same speed

a) USB Flash Drive b) External Hard Disk Drive c) CD-ROM d) Floppy Disk

a) To organize and manage files b) To clean up temporary files c) To encrypt data d) To increase storage capacity

a) Hard Disk Drive b) CD-ROM c) USB Flash Drive d) Solid State Drive

a) SSDs last longer b) HDDs last longer c) Both have the same lifespan d) It depends on usage

a) USB Flash Drive b) CD-ROM c) Solid State Drive d) Hard Disk Drive

a) RAM b) ROM c) SRAM d) DRAM

a) CD-ROM b) USB Flash Drive c) External Hard Disk Drive d) Solid State Drive

a) SRAM b) DRAM c) Both have the same speed d) Neither, they have different speeds

a) To store data b) To make phone calls c) To play games d) To browse the internet