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Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1phone = CPU + RAM + storage + touchscreen | Aconsole: CPU, RAM, storage, controller, HDMI out | |
| 2tablet.parts == laptop.parts | BThis leaves out the processor, memory and storage. A console needs these inside to run games and save progress. | |
| 3A games console and a laptop are compared: both have a processor, memory and storage, even though one plugs into a TV. | CA tablet and a laptop look different but have the same kinds of main parts inside. | |
| 4Different sizes, same jobs: a desktop computer and a phone both process, remember and store information. | DA phone is a small computer. It has the same main parts as a laptop, just packed into a smaller size. | |
| 5phone.processor = none | Edesktop.jobs == phone.jobs | |
| 6console = screen + controller | FA phone does have a processor. It is small, but without one the phone could not run apps or follow instructions. |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.
same main parts — Computers, tablets, phones and games consoles all have a processor, memory, storage, and input and output devices inside, even though they look different and come in different sizes.phone = ["processor", "memory", "storage"]
print(len(phone))laptop = ["processor", "memory", "storage"]
console = ["processor", "memory", "storage"]
print(laptop == console)devices = ["phone", "tablet", "console"]
for device in devices:
print(device, "has a processor")parts = ["processor", "memory", "storage"]
parts.append("screen")console = ["processor", "memory", "storage"]
print(console[0])