Technology of the different ages II - JSS1 Computer Sudies Past Questions and Answers - page 1

During which age did computing become an integral part of daily life, transforming the way we gather, process, and share information?

What electromechanical device, used in the 1890 United States Census, significantly reduced the time and effort required for tabulation?

Which notable counting device from the Industrial Age employed cards with punched holes to represent data or numeric values?

In the Medieval Age, what was a prevalent counting device made of wood and notched or carved to represent numerical values?

What did the cash register, patented in the late 19th century, provide for businesses in the Industrial Age?

Which era saw the emergence of the abacus and tally sticks as notable counting devices?

In the Electric Age, what device employed punched cards to record and process data for the 1890 United States Census?

What marked a significant milestone in the Information Age, bringing computing power to individuals and small businesses?

During which age did counting become crucial as industries expanded, and efficient management of resources and transactions became paramount?

What electromechanical device used punched cards and played a crucial role in automating large-scale calculations during the Electric Age?