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Who Wants to be a Millionaire

Who Wants to be a Millionaire 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 £1 Million £500,000 £250,000 £125,000 £64,000 £32,000 16,000 £8,000 £4,000 £2,000 £1,000

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Frage Eins

Wie sagt man “breakfast” auf deutsch?

Abendbrot

PausenbrotFrühstück

Mittagessen

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Frage zwei

Wie sagt man “ I eat” auf deutsch?

Ich esse

Ich findeIch singe

Ich trinke

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Frage drei

Wie schreibt man “a banana” auf deutsch?

ein banana

eine Bananeeine banane

ein Banane

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Frage vier

Welches Wort fehlt?

Zum Frühstück … ich Müsli.

essen

esseisst

trinke

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Frage fünf

Was ist das?

Brot

NudelnKäse

Brötchen

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Question 6

To increase the speed of your computer you can

Increase the HDD

Decrease the CPUXIncrease the RAM

Decrease the RAM

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Question 7

This is a picture of

XCPU

MotherboardRAM

HDD

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Question 8

The parts of the computer inside the base unit are

Internal Software

External SoftwareExternal Hardware

XInternal Hardware

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Question 9

Which is the correct spelling

Proccessor

ProsessorProcesser

XProcessor

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Question 10

Which is the highest memory

1 MB

1.5 GBX2048 MB

1 GB

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Question 11

GHz stands for

Google Huntz

XGiga HertzGoogle Hertz

Giga Hands

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Question 12

Pentium make

RAM

XCPUsHDDs

Computers

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Question 13

The hard drive is connected to the motherboard using

XRibbon cable

MagnetsRed and Green wires

USB

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Question 14

This is a picture of

Remote Access Memory

Removable Access Memory

Hard Disk Drive

XRandom Access Memory

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Question 15

The best IT teacher in the world is

Professor Juggle

Mrs JudeXMr S. Davies

Mr J. Bold

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I Think the Answer is A

A

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I Think the Answer is B

B

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I Think the Answer is C

C

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I Think the Answer is D

D

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I Think the Answer is Don’t Know

I’m not too sure

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A B C D

Audience A

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A B C D

Audience B

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A B C D

Audience C

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A B C D

Audience D

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A B C D

Audience Draw

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You leave with nothing

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You Leave with £1000

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You Leave with £32,000

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Won a Million