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Monday, December 26, 2011

Bahasa Inggris Bisnis 01

 1.       CHOOSING FROM THE WORDS IN THE BOX!

a.       information
a.       chips
h. WYSIWYG
k. controls
b.       processing
b.       RAM
i.    graphics
l.    systems
c.        load
i.         ROM
j.    bugs
m.  scroll
d.       files




1.       Problems in programs are caused by………
2.       Silicon..................... contain a set of integrated circuits, reduced to a very small size.
3.       Obtaining..................... is done by…………… data.
4.       Software produces images which can appear on the screen as………………
5.       Memory that is permanent, cannot be written to, and can only be read, is …………..
6.       Memory into which information can be loaded and from which data can be read, is……………
7.       Operators.................... into the computer's memory a program that they want to use.
8.       Analysing ways of doing things, and of improving them, is done by…………… analysts.
9.       "What you see is what you get" explains....................
10.    A single disk can contain a large number of different...................
11.    ....................   can carry out instructions or operations when certain conditions occur.
12.    The operators.................... lines of text up the screen, so that a new line appears at the bottom and the top line disappears.
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  1. barra al faruqDecember 26, 2011 at 11:51 PM

    1. Problems in programs are caused by load
    2. Silicon chips contain a set of integrated circuits, reduced to a very small size.
    3. Obtaining files is done by processing data.
    4. Software produces images which can appear on the screen as grafis
    5. Memory that is permanent, cannot be written to, and can only be read, is ROM..
    6. Memory into which information can be loaded and from which data can be read, is RAM
    7. Operators bugs into the computer's memory a program that they want to use.
    8. Analysing ways of doing things, and of improving them, is done by cotrols analysts.
    9. "What you see is what you get" explains information
    10. A single disk can contain a large number of different file
    11. system can carry out instructions or operations when certain conditions occur.
    12. The operators scroll lines of text up the screen, so that a new line appears at the bottom and the top line disappears.
    barrra al faruq
    20108396

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  2. AnonymousDecember 29, 2011 at 8:25 AM

    M. Najmuddin - 4KB01
    3. a. information ; b. processing
    1. c. load
    10. d. files
    2. e. chips
    6. f. RAM
    5. g. ROM
    9. h. WYSIWYG
    4. i. graphic
    7. j. bug
    8. k. controls
    11. l. systems
    12. m. scroll

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  3. ebenkDecember 30, 2011 at 9:55 AM

    Rizky Satrio P. 4KB01
    21108738

    1. C. Load
    2. A. Chips
    3. A. Information B. Processing
    4. I. Graphics
    5. G. ROM
    6. F. RAM
    7. J. Bugs
    8. K. Controls
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10. D. Files
    11. L. System
    12. M. Scroll

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  4. AnonymousJanuary 2, 2012 at 8:01 PM

    1. Problems in programs are caused by (j. bugs)
    2. Silicon (e. chips) contain a set of integrated circuits, reduced to a very small size.
    3. Obtaining (a. information) is done by (b. processing) data.
    4. Software produces images which can appear on the screen as (i. graphics)
    5. Memory that is permanent, cannot be written to, and can only be read, is (g. ROM)
    6. Memory into which information can be loaded and from which data can be read, is (f. RAM)
    7. Operators (c. load) into the computer's memory a program that they want to use.
    8. Analysing ways of doing things, and of improving them, is done by (l. system) analysts.
    9. "What you see is what you get" explains (h. WYSIWYG)
    10. A single disk can contain a large number of different (d. files)
    11. (k. controls) can carry out instructions or operations when certain conditions occur.
    12. The operators (m. scroll) lines of text up the screen, so that a new line appears at the bottom and the top line disappears.

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  5. Muhtadi VampsJanuary 2, 2012 at 8:09 PM

    1. j. bugs
    2. e. chips
    3. a. information;b. processing
    4. i. graphics
    5. g. ROM
    6. f. RAM
    7. c. load
    8. l. system
    9. h. WYSIWYG
    10.d. files
    11.k. controls
    12.m. scroll

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  6. ardzJanuary 2, 2012 at 8:41 PM

    ardiansyah
    20108285
    4KB01

    1. j. bugs
    2. e. chips
    3. a. information;b. processing
    4. i. graphics
    5. g. ROM
    6. f. RAM
    7. c. load
    8. l. system
    9. h. WYSIWYG
    10.d. files
    11.k. controls
    12.m. scroll

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  7. aditya nugrohoJanuary 2, 2012 at 8:46 PM

    ADITYA NUGROHO
    20108080
    4KB01
    1. J. bugs
    2. E. chips
    3. A. information;b. processing
    4. I. graphics
    5. G. ROM
    6. F. RAM
    7. C. load
    8. L. system
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10.D. files
    11.K. controls
    12.M. scroll

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  8. AnonymousJanuary 3, 2012 at 1:33 AM

    Hendri Dwi Putra (20108944)
    4KB01
    " " = Answer

    1. Problems in programs are caused by bugs
    2. Silicon "chips" contain a set of integrated circuits, reduced to a very small size.
    3. Obtaining "information" is done by (b. processing) data.
    4. Software produces images which can appear on the screen as "graphics"
    5. Memory that is permanent, cannot be written to, and can only be read, is "ROM"
    6. Memory into which information can be loaded and from which data can be read, is "RAM"
    7. Operators "load" into the computer's memory a program that they want to use.
    8. Analysing ways of doing things, and of improving them, is done by "system" analysts.
    9. "What you see is what you get" explains "WYSIWYG"
    10. A single disk can contain a large number of different "files"
    11. "controls" can carry out instructions or operations when certain conditions occur.
    12. The operators "scroll" lines of text up the screen, so that a new line appears at the bottom and the top line disappears

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  9. AnonymousJanuary 3, 2012 at 6:33 AM

    answer:

    1. C. Load
    2. A. Chips
    3. A. Information
    B. Processing
    4. I. Graphics
    5. G. ROM
    6. F. RAM
    7. J. Bugs
    8. K. Controls
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10. D. Files
    11. L. System
    12. M. Scroll

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  10. Mr...MJJanuary 3, 2012 at 7:23 PM

    1. Problems in programs are caused by {j.bugs}
    2. Silicon {a.chips} contain a set of integrated circuits, reduced to a very small size.
    3. Obtaining "information" is done by {b. processing} data.
    4. Software produces images which can appear on the screen as {i.graphics}
    5. Memory that is permanent, cannot be written to, and can only be read, is {g.ROM}
    6. Memory into which information can be loaded and from which data can be read, is {f.RAM}
    7. Operators {c.load} into the computer's memory a program that they want to use.
    8. Analysing ways of doing things, and of improving them, is done by
    {l.system} analysts.
    9. "What you see is what you get" explains {h.WYSIWYG}
    10. A single disk can contain a large number of different {d.files}
    11. {k.controls} can carry out instructions or operations when certain conditions occur.
    12. The operators {m.scroll} lines of text up the screen, so that a new line appears at the bottom and the top line disappears

    (MAULANA JAYADI (22108320) 4KB01)

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  11. Akang SharingJanuary 3, 2012 at 8:08 PM

    M.Ridho Apriyadi (21108259)
    4KB01


    1. J. Bugs
    2. E. Chips
    3. A. Information, b. Processing
    4. I. Graphics
    5. G. ROM
    6. F. RAM
    7. C. Load
    8. L. System
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10.D. Files
    11.K. Controls
    12.M. Scroll

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  12. EPPRASJanuary 3, 2012 at 8:57 PM

    eko putro prasetyo
    4kb01
    20108693

    1. J.Bugs
    2. E.Chips
    3. A.Information, b. Processing
    4. I.Graphics
    5. G.ROM
    6. F.RAM
    7. C.Load
    8. L.System
    9. H.WYSIWYG
    10.D.Files
    11.K.Controls
    12.M.Scroll

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  13. AnonymousJanuary 3, 2012 at 9:10 PM

    Andry Kurniawan
    20108230
    4KB01

    1. J.Bugs
    2. E.Chips
    3. A.Information, b. Processing
    4. I.Graphics
    5. G.ROM
    6. F.RAM
    7. C.Load
    8. L.System
    9. H.WYSIWYG
    10.D.Files
    11.K.Controls
    12.M.Scroll

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  14. AnonymousJanuary 4, 2012 at 12:37 AM

    1. j. bugs
    2. e. chips
    3. a. information;b. processing
    4. i. graphics
    5. g. ROM
    6. f. RAM
    7. c. load
    8. l. system
    9. h. WYSIWYG
    10.d. files
    11.k. controls
    12.m. scroll

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  15. wahyu hardJanuary 4, 2012 at 1:03 AM

    wahyu hardiansyah
    22108015
    4kb01

    1. J.Bugs
    2. E.Chips
    3. A.Information, b. Processing
    4. I.Graphics
    5. G.ROM
    6. F.RAM
    7. C.Load
    8. L.System
    9. H.WYSIWYG
    10.D.Files
    11.K.Controls
    12.M.Scroll

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  16. AnonymousJanuary 4, 2012 at 6:19 AM

    putri hutami, 21108532, 4kb01

    1. C. Load
    2. A. Chips
    3. A. Information B. Processing
    4. I. Graphics
    5. G. ROM
    6. F. RAM
    7. J. Bugs
    8. K. Controls
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10. D. Files
    11. L. System
    12. M. Scroll

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  17. UnknownJanuary 5, 2012 at 1:22 AM

    Dwi Septyani
    20108647
    4KB01

    jawaban
    1. C. Load
    2. A. Chips
    3. A. Information B. Processing
    4. I. Graphics
    5. G. ROM
    6. F. RAM
    7. J. Bugs
    8. K. Controls
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10. D. Files
    11. L. System
    12. M. Scroll

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  18. AnonymousJanuary 5, 2012 at 3:43 AM

    Wafia Azam Syuhada
    22108008
    4KB01

    1. J. bugs
    2. E. chips
    3. A. information;b. processing
    4. I. graphics
    5. G. ROM
    6. F. RAM
    7. C. load
    8. L. system
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10.D. files
    11.K. controls
    12.M. scroll

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  19. AnonymousJanuary 5, 2012 at 8:48 AM

    Handi Dwi Destian 20108902
    4kb01

    answers:
    1. J.Bugs
    2. E.Chips
    3. A.Information, b. Processing
    4. I.Graphics
    5. G.ROM
    6. F.RAM
    7. C.Load
    8. L.System
    9. H.WYSIWYG
    10.D.Files
    11.K.Controls
    12.M.Scroll

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  20. Pelajaran VirtualJanuary 6, 2012 at 3:43 AM

    Muhammad Iqbal Ghazali
    21108289
    4KB01

    1. Bug
    2. Chips
    3. Information, Processing
    4. Graphics
    5. ROM
    6. RAM
    7. Load
    8. System
    9. WYSIWYG
    10. Files
    11. Controls
    12. Scroll

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  21. kusuma hardonoJanuary 6, 2012 at 3:50 AM

    Yoga Sofyan Kusuma Hardono
    22108231
    4KB01

    1.C.load
    2.A.chips
    3.A.Information B.Processing
    4.I.Graphics
    5.G.ROM
    6.F.RAM
    7.J.Bugs
    8.K.Controls
    9.H.WYSIWYG
    10.D.Files
    11.L.System
    12.M.Scroll

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  22. 7121DSPJanuary 6, 2012 at 3:58 AM

    Tri Dansyah S.P.
    4KB01
    21108960

    answer:
    1. J. Bug
    2. E. Chips
    3. A. Information
    B. Processing
    4. I. Graphics
    5. G. ROM
    6. F. RAM
    7. C. Load
    8. L. System
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10. D. Files
    11. K. Controls
    12. M. Scroll

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  23. HendraJanuary 7, 2012 at 12:29 AM

    1. Problems in programs are caused by "j. bugs"
    2. Silicon "e. chips" contain a set of integrated circuits, reduced to a very small size.
    3. Obtaining "a. information" is done by "b. processing" data.
    4. Software produces images which can appear on the screen as "i. graphics"
    5. Memory that is permanent, cannot be written to, and can only be read, is "g. ROM"
    6. Memory into which information can be loaded and from which data can be read, is "f. RAM"
    7. Operators "c. load" into the computer's memory a program that they want to use.
    8. Analysing ways of doing things, and of improving them, is done by "l. systems" analysts.
    9. "What you see is what you get" explains "h. WYSIWYG"
    10. A single disk can contain a large number of different "d. files"
    11. "k. controls" can carry out instructions or operations when certain conditions occur.
    12. The operators "m. scroll" lines of text up the screen, so that a new line appears at the bottom and the top line disappears.

    ReplyDelete
  24. AnonymousJanuary 7, 2012 at 12:52 AM

    Suryadi Saputra

    21108892

    4kb 01

    1. J.Bugs
    2. E.Chips
    3. A.Information, b. Processing
    4. I.Graphics
    5. G.ROM
    6. F.RAM
    7. C.Load
    8. L. System
    9. H. WYSIWYG
    10. D. Files
    11. K. Controls
    12. M. Scroll

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  25. Puji RiawanJanuary 7, 2012 at 3:26 AM

    Puji Riawan
    21108524
    4KB01
    1. Problems in programs are caused by bugs
    2. Silicon "chips" contain a set of integrated circuits, reduced to a very small size.
    3. Obtaining "information" is done by (b. processing) data.
    4. Software produces images which can appear on the screen as "graphics"
    5. Memory that is permanent, cannot be written to, and can only be read, is "ROM"
    6. Memory into which information can be loaded and from which data can be read, is "RAM"
    7. Operators "load" into the computer's memory a program that they want to use.
    8. Analysing ways of doing things, and of improving them, is done by "system" analysts.
    9. "What you see is what you get" explains "WYSIWYG"
    10. A single disk can contain a large number of different "files"
    11. "controls" can carry out instructions or operations when certain conditions occur.
    12. The operators "scroll" lines of text up the screen, so that a new line appears at the bottom and the top line disappears

    ReplyDelete

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