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Informational Slide(Game Addiction)

• Video game addiction is a registered medical addiction that affects 15% of gamers worldwide.

• Game addiction can lead to neglect of social life, or anything outside the game. Grades fall drastically in teenagers. This addiction leads to heart disease and massive weight gain or loss.

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Game Addiction Information (cont’d)

• Any type of game can potentially be addicting; however, Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games, or MMORPGs, are the most addictive.

• Some well-known MMORPGs include World of Warcraft, or WoW, and the free game Runescape.

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Game Addiction Information (cont’d)

• Game addiction has the potential to affect everyone. However, males between the ages of 18 and 30 are the most vulnerable. This is because they are more exposed to games than the rest of the population.

• One cannot calculate the ASV of an unladen swallow without first determining whether it is an African or a European swallow.

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Input Devices

• An input device is any device is any thing that that you have plug into the computer and it puts information into the computer.

• Examples:keyboard Mouse Microphone Joystick

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Output Devices

• Output devices are all the devices that bring information out of the computer.

• Examples: Monitor Printer Speakers

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Communication Devices

• Communication devices are all the devices that allow you to communicate with a another computer an your own computer.

• Example:Modem

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Binary Numebrs Information

• Binary numbers are made up of 1’s and 0’s• All decimal system numbers are converted

into a series of 1’s and 0’s by the computer, and then converted back for displaying.

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Binary Numbers Information (Cont’d)

• Whereas our traditional system on a base power of ten system, binary is on a base power of 2

• This means that all of the ones and zeroes correspond to a number, which are then added.

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Binary Numbers Information (Cont’d)

512 256 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0

This would be 512+64+32+8+2=618

To convert from standard to binary, first find the largest number power multiple of 2 that goes into the number, then work down the ladder.

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Parts found inside the computer

• CPU• Motherboard • Memory(RAM) • Video card • Hard drive • Go to home

The function of each part

• CPU-(Central Processing unit) is the processor of the computer

• Motherboard-the main circuit board of the computer.PCI and USB ports are attached to the motherboard

• Memory(RAM)-The main memory source in a computer. RAM needs power and if power is lost, the data will be lost as well.

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The function of each part

• Video card- allows the monitor to display pictures.

• Hard drive-The main source the computer uses to store information. Once information is stored, it can NOT be removed.

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Spyware(What is it)

• Spyware may masquerade as some type of security warning or pop-up window. Spyware is not designed to damage anything. Its designed to get information off of your computer.

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Spyware vs. Virus

• Difference between virus and spyware is that a virus spread through out a computer. Also, a virus goal is to damage the computer as a whole. Resulting in making the computer come on and operate. On the other hand, spyware is not designed to damaged. Spyware only attacks the RAM, making the computer slower.

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Ways to avoid spyware

• Spyware Scanner• Delete history• Don’t download from unknown sites• Go to home

WoW, That’s Addicting!

Parts of the computer

Binary Numbers

Input, Output, and communication Devices

Spyware and Viruses

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Game Addiction for 100

• What are some common negative effects of addictive gaming?

• A) neglect of friends and social life• B) falling grades• C) health risks such as heart disease and weigh

t gain• D) all of the above


• What demographic is most vulnerable to game addiction?

• A) Old ladies• B) Toddlers• C) Children aged 6 to 12• D) Young men


• What type of game is considered the most addicting?

• A) Minesweeper• B) MMORPGs• C) Puzzle games• D) First-person shooters


• What percentage of the global gamer population is affected by game addiction?

• A) 15%• B) 75%• C) 42%• D) .4%


• What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?

• A) 9.8 m/s• B) 22.5 m/s• C) not enough information to calculate• D) 4.32 m/s

Binary Numbers for 100

• What kind of number’s make up the Binary system?

• A. 0-9• B. 1-9• C. 3-6• D. 1’s and 0’s


• What base power does the Binary system use?• A. 10• B. 1’s and 0’s• C. 2• D. 0-9


• What regular number is this? 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1• A. 5• B. 369• C. 185• D. 368


• What regular number is this? 1 0 1 1 0• A. 21• B. 3• C. 10• D. 22


• What would this be in Binary format? 5569• A. 1010111000001• B. 0110111000010• C. 10110011• D. 1110000000111

Input/ Output/ Communication 100

• Which one of these is an output device? A. Keyboard B. SpeakersC. Webcam D. Mouse


• Which one is the communication device?A. Modem B. Microphone C. WebcamD. Telephone

Parts of a Computer for 100What is the main memory source found in the

computer that needs power to take action?A) Video memoryB) Virtual memoryC) Memory RamD) MDRAM

Parts of a Computer for 200The part of the computer where USB ports can be

attached to is…A)MotherboardB)Optical driveC)Power supplyD)Computer case

Parts of a Computer for 300What is the place where data is permanently

stored in the computer?A)Memory RamB)Hard driveC)DocumentsD)CPU

Parts of a Computer for 400The object found inside the computer that allows

pictures to be displayed is known as the…A)MonitorB)Power supplyC)ProjectorD)Video card

Parts of a Computer for 500Who is responsible for handling all instructions and

calculation of the computer?A)CPUB)Hard DriveC)Parallel ProcessingD)Optical Drive


• Which one of these have three input devices?A. Speakers, Keyboard, Webcam B. Mouse, Flash Drive, Scanner C. Microphone, Joystick, Keyboard D. Hard Drive, Flash Drive, TV


• Which output devices is needed to have complete desktop? A. TV B. PrinterC. Scanner D. Monitor


• Classify these devices in order: Modem, Webcam, Scanner, MicrophoneA. Communication, Output, Input, Input B. Storage, Input, Output, Communication C. Communication, Input, Input, Input D. Communication, Input, Output, Input

Spyware and Viruses for 100

Spyware is designed to?

A. Damage Computer, making it hard to turn it on.

B. Helps you hack into people’s accounts.C. To watch what sites you go on to send advert

isement.D. Teaches you how to become a top spy!


What can spyware masquerade itself as?

A. PicturesB. Emails or Texts messagesC. Security warnings or pop-up windowsD. Advertisements or Facebook warnings


Spyware hogs up ?A. RAMB. MonitorC. Spyware ScannerD. Internet Memory


What can prevent Spyware?A. Report it to the police and get a restraining or

der.B. Unplugging the computer for 10 minutes.C. Spyware ScannerD. Spyware Terminator


What’s the difference between spyware and a virus ?

A. There are no differences they are the same thing.

B. Spyware does much more damage.C. Virus damage the whole computer, but spyw

are just slows it downD. Spyware slows computer down, but virus atta

cks the motherboard and monitor.

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• I got my information from the Binary Numbers Made Easy document in the Course Documents folder, and the Binary Numbers Chart in the Course Documents folder

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