ICT stands for Information and Computer Technology. - False (It stands for Information and Communication Technology)

Data and Information are the same concepts. - False

The Monitor is an input device. - False

The CPU consists of the ALU and CU. - True

RAM is a non-volatile memory. - False

Secondary memory is also known as auxiliary memory. - True

A Nibble is a group of 16 bits. - False (It is 4 bits)

Software is a generic term used to describe computer programs. - True

Open Source Software is always paid and proprietary. - False

Windows is a closed-source operating system. - True

Ubuntu is a distribution of the Linux operating system. - True

In a GUI, users interact with the computer using text commands. - False (That is a CLI)

The pwd command in Linux prints the working directory. - True

A LAN covers a larger geographical area than a WAN. - False (LAN is the smallest)

The Internet is an example of a WAN. - True

TCP/IP is a protocol used for communication on the internet. - True

DNS translates domain names into IP addresses. - True

ITES stands for Information Technology Enabled Services. - True

A Database Manager is not a career option in the IT field. - False

Machine Learning is a subset of Artificial Intelligence. - True

All physical components of a computer are classified as hardware. - True

The Control Unit (CU) performs all arithmetic calculations. - False (The ALU performs calculations)

The cd command in Linux is used to change the directory. - True

In a Peer-to-Peer network, there is a dedicated server. - False

SMTP is a protocol used for receiving emails. - False (It is for sending emails)

ERP is an example of an IT-enabled service. - True

Cloud computing requires users to have their own physical servers. - False

The goal of Green Computing is to maximize energy efficiency. - True

A Web Developer uses programming languages like HTML and PHP. - True

The IT Act of India provides legal recognition for electronic transactions. - True