JSS1 ICT

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Created on 5th October 2025

ICT is an acronym for _____
Understanding Early Counting Devices
What is a Mechanical Counting Device?
Identifying Electromechanical Devices
Counting with Electronics
The Role of the Abacus in History
How do Mechanical Devices Work?
What Makes a Device Electromechanical?
Examples of Electronic Counting Devices
Combining Technologies: Electromechanical Devices
The Evolution of Counting Devices
What is the first generation of computers known for?
Which device is considered an early counting device?
What technology did the second generation of computers primarily use?
Which of the following is NOT an electro-mechanical device?
What is data processing?
Which of the following devices is an example of a mechanical counting device?
What did third-generation computers mainly use?
Which counting device was widely used before electronic calculators?
What is an example of an electro-mechanical counting device?
When did computers start using microchips?
What is the purpose of an abacus?
What is a common use of electronic counting devices today?
Which generation of computers introduced the use of artificial intelligence?
What is a common feature of electro-mechanical devices?
What is a primary function of modern computers?
Which invention allowed for faster data processing in computers?
Which device would you use for simple arithmetic calculations without electricity?
What is a characteristic of the second generation of computers?
Which of the following is an advancement of electronic counting devices?
What is the main advantage of using computers for data processing compared to manual methods?
Which generation of computers saw the introduction of personal computers?