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Primary Storage Quiz


Primary Storage QuizVersion en ligne Test your RAM and cache knowledge par Toni-Ann Samuels 1 What does primary storage primarily refer to in a computer system? a Hard drive storage b External flash storage c GPU memory d Main memory (RAM) 2 Which type of memory is typically volatile and loses data when power is off? a Cache memory (L2/L3) b Flash storage c RAM d ROM 3 What is the main difference between DRAM and SRAM in primary storage? a SRAM is denser and slower; DRAM is faster b DRAM is non-volatile; SRAM is volatile c Both are equally fast; DRAM is cheaper d DRAM is denser and slower; SRAM is faster but more expensive 4 Which memory type is typically used as the CPU cache? a Flash memory b SRAM c ROM d DRAM 5 What does ROM stand for and what is its typical volatility? a Read-Only Memory; non-volatile b Rigid Operation Memory; volatile c Random Access Memory; volatile d Read-Once Memory; volatile 6 Which statement best describes primary storage capacity impact on performance? a RAM size does not affect performance b RAM only affects graphics performance c More RAM can reduce paging to disk and speed up tasks d More RAM slows the system e More RAM reduces CPU speed 7 Which of the following is usually faster in access time? a SSD cache b Main RAM c Hard disk drive d CPU cache (L1/L2/L3) 8 What type of memory is typically non-volatile and directly accessible by the CPU at boot? a ROM b RAM c Cache d VRAM 9 Which primary storage characteristic most affects multitasking ability? a Cache size b Available RAM size c ROM capacity d CPU clock speed 10 What is a common trade-off between RAM size and speed in systems? a Larger RAM often means more capacity but can be slower; faster RAM is typically smaller b Smaller RAM always reduces power consumption c RAM speed has no impact on system tasks d Larger RAM is always faster e RAM speed and size are independently optimized and do not trade off Feedback 1 RAM is the main, fast-access memory used by the CPU for active data. 2 RAM is volatile; ROM and flash are non-volatile. 3 DRAM stores bits as charge in capacitors and is slower; SRAM uses transistors, faster but pricier. 4 Cache uses SRAM for speed, sitting between CPU and main memory. 5 ROM retains data without power; often contains firmware. 6 Adequate RAM minimizes disk swapping, improving responsiveness. 7 CPU caches are designed for ultra-fast access times. 8 ROM stores firmware and is non-volatile, used during boot. 9 More RAM lets more programs run simultaneously without swapping. 10 In practice, larger RAM may have higher latency; faster RAM costs more.

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Primary Storage QuizVersion en ligne

par Toni-Ann Samuels

What does primary storage primarily refer to in a computer system?

Which type of memory is typically volatile and loses data when power is off?

What is the main difference between DRAM and SRAM in primary storage?

Which memory type is typically used as the CPU cache?

What does ROM stand for and what is its typical volatility?

Which statement best describes primary storage capacity impact on performance?

Which of the following is usually faster in access time?

What type of memory is typically non-volatile and directly accessible by the CPU at boot?

Which primary storage characteristic most affects multitasking ability?

What is a common trade-off between RAM size and speed in systems?

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