Summative Test in Css Ncii Week 3 - 4

The document is a practice test for a summative exam on computer systems servicing. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions testing knowledge of components involved in the computer booting process such as BIOS, CMOS, and POST. It also includes questions about motherboard components like RAM slots, expansion slots, and input/output ports.

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Computer Systems
Servicing NC II

SUMMATIVE TEST

Prepared by:

PETER PAUL A. DIAGBEL

Subject Teacher
SUMMATIVE TEST in Computer Systems Servicing NC II
(Week 3 - Week 4)

Name: Year & Section: Date:

I. TRUE OR FALSE

Directions: Read each sentence carefully. W rite TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if
otherwise. Write your answer on the space provided before the number.

__________1. BIOS is a firmware that performs hardware initialization during the booting process or
the power- on startup of any computer operating system.

__________2. The POST or Power- On Self -Test is the last step in the boot sequence of a computer
system and does not perform a major function at any rate.

__________3. Windows logo key is categorized as hotkey during the startup process allowing a
user to get through the BIOS Setup Utility and configure its settings.

__________4. The BIOS operates in lower Windows versions and relies only to a specific operating
system.

__________5. If a computer system is having an internal hardware problem, error messages are
expected to display in the startup process.
__________6. CMOS performs an essential task in the booting of the operating system.
__________7. CMOS will retain its configuration and all custom settings if the battery runs out of energy.
__________8. A motherboard connects all the parts of a computer and hold all the pieces together.
_________9. PCI slots are used to connect the I/O cards of the computer. Such as LAN card, WIFI card,

USB expansion card, and sound card.

_________10. An IDE connector is used to connect the Floppy Disk Drive cable through the system board.

II. FILL IN THE BLANKS

Directions: Read each sentence carefully. Supply the missing word or group of words to make each
sentence correct. Write your answers in a t h e s p a c e p r o v i d e d .

1. The primary function of a is to handle and store the BIOS configuration.

2. While working with your old desktop computer, you noticed it to be too slow. Associating it to
CMOS, it is safe to say that this is caused by .

3. When a CMOS fails to function, you may hear a constant beeping sound while working with your
computer. This is an indication that .

4. A user installed a new memory to his motherboard. The slot where it is inserted is known as

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5. Modern hard disk drives, solid state and optical drives for data transfer uses the

connector for data transfer.

III. Multiple Choice. Directions: Read each sentence carefully. Encircle the correct answer from the
given choices.

1. What is the memory chip that houses setting configurations and is powered by the onboard battery?
A. CMOS C. RAM
B. Motherboard D. Real time clock

2. Which of the following best describes the function of a clock in a computer?

A. Date Configuration C. Memory Handling
B. Date and Time Configuration D. Time Configuration

3. Which motherboard component connects to modern hard disk drives, solid state and optical
drives for data transfer?
A. Fan Headers C. SATA ports
B. Memory Slots D. USB ports

4. Which of the following belong/s to the Input and Output Ports of a Motherboard
I. Audio
II. North and South IC
III. Serial Com
IV. VGA

A. I only B. I and II C. I, II, III D. I and IV

5. If a user wants to connect old hard drives to the motherboard, which of the following ports
should be used?
A. IDE/FDD C. USB
B. SATA D. VGA

6.What does the term POST stand for?

A. Basic Input Operating System C. Booting Input Operating System
B. Basic Input Output System D. Booting Input Output System

7. Which of the following is performed by BIOS during start-up?

A. Load instructions to RAM C. Run power-on-self-test
B. Run memory byte count D. Test for parity errors

8. Technician A is checking the BIOS settings and notices that his computer can do a startup by
means of the following devices:

TOSHIBA, HDD, Network Interface Card (NIC), USB Flash Drive

What term would we use to label the

list stated above?
A. BIOS Advanced Settings C. BIOS Security Settings
B. BIOS Boot Order/Sequence D. BIOS System Structure

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9. Which of the following description/s is/are correct about POST?
I. It displays errors in the startup if something went wrong with the system.
II. It relies on one specific operating system only.
III. It is the first step of the boot sequence
IV. It is going to run regardless the computer is turned on or restarted.

A. I only B. I and II C. I, III, IV D. I and IV

10. If a user wants to see the general product information, including BIOS, processor, system
memory, and system time/date, which of the following screen should be checked?
A. Boot Screen C. Main Screen
B. Exit Screen D. Security Screen