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Computer Trivia Questions With Answers

The generic term for the mechanical, electrical and electronic components of a computer are called what?
A: Hardware.

Which computer language is an acronym of the name of the world's first computer programmer?
A: ADA.

What letter is between Q and E on a computer keyboard?
A: W.

In computer lingo what is a MUD?
A: Multi User Computer Game.

What kind of fruit was used to name a computer in 1984?
A: Apple.

In what field of study are the terms CPU, PC, and VDU used?
A: Computer Science.

From what source did William Henry Gates III amass his fortune?
A: Computer software.

 

Charlie the pet dog was replace by what in the remake of the Absent-minded Professor called "Flubber" in 1997?
A: Weebo, the computer.

What did Charles Babbage invent when he designed his analytical engine in 1833?
A: Computer.

Movie maker George Lucas Filed a law suit against President Ronald Reagan to get him to stop referring to an outer space computer controlled defense system as what?
A: Star Wars.

What time doe the computer virus W32.MARIJUANA interrupt you to suggest taking a break?
A: 4:20 p.m.

Hal, the computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey, got its name how?
A: Take the letters IBM, and select the preceding letter for each one.

Pixar created a 1995 blockbuster hit move using computer animation. What was the title of the movie?
A: Toy Story.

Which computer company dropped the Play Station line and created an Aptiva brand computer for home users?
A: IBM corporation.

 

Red Hat and Yellow Dog are computer outfits that distributed an alternative computer operating system. What was the name of the system?
A: Linux.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation named its $250,000 computer designed to crack the U.S. government's outdated DES cryptographic code what?
A: Deep Crack.

What common element is used in the manufacture of computer chips?
A: Silicon.

On the birthday of a famous painter, every March 6th, what computer virus strikes?
A: Michelangelo.

The Dancing Baby computer generated 3D image danced it's way onto what TV show in 1998?
A: Ally McBeal.

What U.S. Democratic senator had the first internet home page?
A: Ted Kennedy.

Originally, ENIAC, the world's first "modern" computer was constructed to do what?
A: To compute ballistic trajectories for artillery shells.

The Los Angeles Police Department developed a computer program to help solve homicides. What was it called?
A: HITMAN, for Homicide Information Tracking Management Automation Network.

 

The first computer used for weather research was named what?
A: MANIAC - Mathematical Analyzer, Numerical Integrator and Computer.

The displays commonly found in notebook and laptop computers are called what?
A: Liquid Crystal Display.

After breaking into physicist Tsutomu Shimomura's computer on Christmas in 1994, what legendary hacker was taken down?
A: Kevin Mitnick.

What personal computer became a video production system with the addition of New Tek's Video Toaster?
A: Amiga.

Digital Equipment Corporation sued what computer chip manufacturer claiming it stole the technology to develop the Pentium Pro?
A: Intel Corporation.

What was the name of the computer language named after a French philosopher and mathematician?
A: PASCAL.

What was the name of the computer company that was named after the founder's memories of a summer in an Orchard in Oregon?
A: Apple.

 
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