November-December 1999
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Letters
Front Line Stuff
Family Talk
News Briefs
Unit Anniversaries
The Way it Was
Family Fun Page
The Values of Scouting
Rangers Rock!
Who Needs Snow?
A Scouting Christmas Story
Making History
The Founder and the Finder
This Is My Day
Someone e-mailed six people different pieces of a puzzle phrase. Can you solve the mystery?
The "brain" of a computer is known as the
CPU
CD-ROM
GUI
DOS
Which one of the following languages is used primarily for scientific and engineering programming?
C++
COBOL
BASIC
PASCAL
FORTRAN
A gigabyte represents approximately
A thousand bytes
A million bytes
500 million bytes
A billion bytes
The early ENIAC computer did not use or contain one of the following. Which one?
Vacuum tube
Solenoid
Optical storage
Relay
Punched-card system
A "pixel" is a
A mini-computer
Thermal printer
Programming language
Single dot on a computer screen
See if you can unscramble these common computer terms.
1. NITRMOO
2. NTIPRRE
3. YOMREM
4. YEEGBAMT
5. RBEADYKO
6. EODMM
7. RINTTEEN
8. NESREC VASRE
9. FURS
10. PHIC
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