ASSIGNMENT 1 Textbook    Assignment: “Computer   Hardware   Startup,”   chapter   1,   pages   1-1 through   1-25. 1-1. The   central   processing   unit of  a  digital  computer  is made  up  of  a  central  control section   and   work   areas   that are   needed   to   perform calculations    and    manipulate data. What  are  the  names  of the   sections   within   the   CPU? 1. Control, internal storage,    and arithmetic-logic 2. Control, working storage,    and    programming storage 3. Internal    storage, arithmetic-logic,     and working-storage 4. Arithmetic-logic, input/output storage, and   internal   storage RAM 1-2. Within   the   CPU,   what   section maintains   order   and   directs the   flow   of   operations   and data? 1. Logic 2. Control 3. Program     storage 4. Internal     storage 1-3. Within   the   CPU,   the   internal storage    section    normally contains   which   of   the following    storage    areas? 1-4. What   type   of   memory   allows you  to  read  data  from  or write  data  into  it  just  by giving   the   computer   the address   of   the   location where  the  data  is  stored  or is  to  be  stored? 1. ROM 2. 3. PROM 4. EPROM 1-5. Most   computers   can permanently   store   often   used instructions, such  as  those used   to   boot-strap   the computer, in  memory. What type  of  memory  makes  this possible? 1. Permanent 2. Read-only 3. Inaccessible 4. Programmable 1-6. What   type   of   storage (memory)   allows   you   to   enter any   program   you   desire,   but once  the  memory  has  been written   into,   it   can   never be   altered   or   changed? 1. ROM 2. 3. PROM 4. EPROM RAM 1. Input   and   output   only 2. Output   and   program   only 3. Input,   program,   and working    only 4. Input,   output,   program, and    working 1