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Chapter 5

Chapter 5 discusses internal memory in computer systems, focusing on the types of memory such as RAM, ROM, and flash memory, along with their characteristics and purposes. It covers volatile and non-volatile memory, typical sizes, and the role of virtual memory in extending internal memory capacity. The chapter also highlights the differences between various types of RAM and their applications in modern computing.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5 discusses internal memory in computer systems, focusing on the types of memory such as RAM, ROM, and flash memory, along with their characteristics and purposes. It covers volatile and non-volatile memory, typical sizes, and the role of virtual memory in extending internal memory capacity. The chapter also highlights the differences between various types of RAM and their applications in modern computing.

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Chapter 5: Internal Memory

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1. What is the main purpose of internal
memory in a computer system?
a. To store frequently accessed data for
faster access
b. To provide temporary storage for
input/output operations
c. To manage the flow of instructions
d. To store data permanently

2. Which type of internal memory is


volatile in nature?
a. RAM
b. ROM
c. Flash memory
d. Cache memory

3. Which type of internal memory is non-


volatile in nature?
a. RAM
b. ROM
c. Flash memory
d. Cache memory
Answer: b

4. What is the purpose of random access


memory (RAM)?
a. To store data permanently
b. To store frequently accessed data for
faster access
c. To provide temporary storage for
input/output operations
d. To manage the flow of instructions

5. What is the typical size of RAM in


modern computer systems?
a. 2-4 GB
b. 4-8 GB
c. 16-32 GB
d. 64-128 GB

6. Which type of RAM is the most common in


modern computer systems?
a. DRAM
b. SRAM
c. SDRAM
d. DDR RAM

7. Which type of RAM is faster and more


expensive than DRAM?
a. SRAM
b. SDRAM
c. DDR RAM
d. Flash memory

8. What is the purpose of read-only memory


(ROM)?
a. To store frequently accessed data for
faster access
b. To provide temporary storage for
input/output operations
c. To manage the flow of instructions
d. To store data permanently

9. What is the typical size of ROM in


modern computer systems?
a. 2-4 MB
b. 4-8 MB
c. 16-32 MB
d. 64-128 MB

10. Which type of ROM is used to store the


basic input/output system (BIOS) in a
computer system?
a. PROM
b. EPROM
c. EEPROM
d. Flash memory

11. What is the purpose of flash memory?


a. To store frequently accessed data for
faster access
b. To provide temporary storage for
input/output operations
c. To manage the flow of instructions
d. To store data permanently and allow
updates

12. Which type of memory is used in solid


state drives (SSDs)?
a. RAM
b. ROM
c. Flash memory
d. Cache memory

13. What is the typical size of flash


memory in modern computer systems?
a. 16-32 GB
b. 64-128 GB
c. 256-512 GB
d. 1-2 TB
Answer: c

14. What is the purpose of dynamic random


access memory (DRAM)?
a. To store data permanently
b. To store frequently accessed data for
faster access
c. To provide temporary storage for
input/output operations
d. To manage the flow of instructions

15. What is the typical latency of DRAM in


modern computer systems?
a. 10-20 ns
b. 30-40 ns
c. 50-60 ns
d. 70-80 ns
16. Which type of RAM is used in graphics
processing units (GPUs) for faster access
to graphics data?
a. GDDR RAM
b. DDR RAM
c. SRAM
d. SDRAM

17. What is the primary purpose of internal


memory in a computer system?
a. To store data permanently
b. To provide temporary storage for
input/output operations
c. To manage the flow of instructions
d. To store program and data temporarily
during processing

18. Which of the following is not a type of


internal memory?
a. ROM
b. RAM
c. Cache
d. External hard drive

19. Which of the following is an example of


volatile memory?
a. ROM
b. Flash memory
c. Hard drive
d. RAM
20. Which of the following is an example of
non-volatile memory?
a. ROM
b. Cache
c. RAM
d. Registers

21. Which of the following is not a


characteristic of RAM?
a. Volatile
b. Fast access time
c. Random access
d. Non-erasable

22. What is the typical access time for


RAM?
a. 1-2 ns
b. 5-10 ns
c. 50-100 ns
d. 500-1000 ns

23. Which of the following is not a type of


RAM?
a. SRAM
b. DRAM
c. SDRAM
d. ROM

24. What is the main difference between


SRAM and DRAM?
a. SRAM is faster but more expensive than
DRAM
b. DRAM is faster but more expensive than
SRAM
c. SRAM is volatile while DRAM is non-
volatile
d. DRAM is volatile while SRAM is non-
volatile

25. Which of the following is a type of


DRAM commonly used in modern computer
systems?
a. FPM DRAM
b. EDO DRAM
c. SDRAM
d. DDR3

26. What is the main advantage of DDR


(Double Data Rate) RAM?
a. Higher clock speed than SDRAM
b. Higher storage capacity than SDRAM
c. Lower power consumption than SDRAM
d. Faster data transfer rate than SDRAM

27. Which of the following is not a type of


SDRAM?
a. SDR SDRAM
b. DDR SDRAM
c. DDR2 SDRAM
d. DDR4 SDRAM
28. What is the typical capacity of
internal memory in modern computer systems?
a. 1-2 GB
b. 4-8 GB
c. 16-32 GB
d. 64-128 GB

29. What is the purpose of virtual memory


in a computer system?
a. To store data permanently
b. To provide temporary storage for
input/output operations
c. To manage the flow of instructions
d. To extend the capacity of internal
memory by using hard disk space

30. What is the typical size of a page in


virtual memory?
a. 1-2 KB
b. 4-8 KB
c. 16-32 KB
d. 64-128 KB

31. Which of the following is not a benefit


of using virtual memory?
a. Increased memory capacity
b. Better memory performance
c. Reduced cost of internal memory
d. Better utilization of memory resources
32. Which of the following is not a
drawback of using virtual memory?
a. Slower memory access
b. Increased disk I/O
c. Fragmentation of memory
d. Higher power consumption

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