Output Devices Quiz 3 (10 MCQs)

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of output devices, including computer displays, speakers, and printers, as well as analog video interfaces like VGA. It tests understanding of device functionality, distinguishing between input and output devices, and the principles of data processing and physical output.

Quiz Instructions

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1. A laser printer does NOT use?
2. Printing a document is an example of output.
3. The 2 most common printers found in digital classrooms are
4. This carries analog video information to flat panel LCD monitors and plasma televisions to display video from a computer.
5. What type of devices are computer speakers or headphones?
6. Computer output which is displayed on the screen of a terminal without a permanent copy is called
7. In a computer system, which device is functionally opposite of a Key-board?
8. A feature of printers that enables automatic printing on both sides of a sheet of paper.
9. Computer ..... are hardware devices that transform the signal from the computer's sound card into audio and helps you to hear sound.
10. Device for displaying a script or prepared text

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an output device?

An output device is any hardware component that converts processed data from a computer into a form that can be understood by humans, such as visual or audio information.

How does a laser printer work?

A laser printer uses a photo-conductive drum to transfer toner onto paper, which is then fused with heat to create a permanent image. The process is precise and produces high-quality prints.

What is duplex printing?

Duplex printing, also known as automatic double-sided printing, is a feature in printers that allows documents to be printed on both sides of a sheet of paper, saving paper and reducing costs.

What is the difference between digital and physical output?

Digital output refers to information that is displayed on a screen or stored electronically, while physical output involves tangible items like printed documents or audio played through speakers.

How do computer speakers work?

Computer speakers convert digital audio signals from a sound card into sound waves that can be heard. They typically require a connection to the computer's audio output port.