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Hardware scavenger hunts combine technical education with adventurous exploration. Discover the building blocks of computers as you navigate the city and stop at various tech locations to learn more about processors, memory and other essential components.

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

Which round do you turn the mouse to go up or down?
The scroll wheel The left button The right button The cable
What do you click things with on the computer?
With the mouse With the printer With the cable With the battery
What does paper print for you?
The printer The screen The mouse The keyboard
Where does the mouse usually sit next to?
Next to the keyboard In the fridge Under your bed On the roof
What colour light do you often see on a computer?
Green or blue Pink Purple Brown
What colour do many computer screens have?
Black Pink Yellow Green
Why does a laptop have a battery?
To work without a plug To be more beautiful To make music To be able to fly
What is a hard drive?
Where the computer stores everything A plate to eat off of A wheel of a car A lid of a jar
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Which key do you use to undo something?
Ctrl + Z Ctrl + X Ctrl + C Ctrl + V
What is a microphone?
Something to record your voice with A very small phone A kind of magnifying glass A mini-computer
What is a small portable computer called?
Laptop Topdesk Knee computer Lap machine
What can you do with a touchscreen?
Touching with your finger Blowing against it Tapping on it Yelling at it
What is a scanner?
A device to get paper into the computer A kind of car A toy robot A kind of lamp
What's the name of the thing you use to point at the screen?
The cursor or arrow The pointer The pointer The fingertip
What can you use to touch a computer without using your fingers?
With a stylus pen With a spoon With a fork With scissors
What can you connect headphones to?
On the audio output On the USB port On the keyboard On the mouse
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What is the part called where you plug in a USB stick?
USB port USB slot USB connection USB input
What is a pixel on a screen?
A tiny dot of color A type of cable A computer component A type of memory
Which part of a laptop lets you use the computer without power from a wall socket?
Battery Processor RAM Graphics card
What is the difference between a wireless mouse and a wired mouse?
A wireless mouse has no cord A wireless mouse is always more expensive A wireless mouse works faster A wireless mouse has more buttons
Which device do you move across a surface to control the cursor on the screen?
Computer mouse Trackpad Joystick Touchscreen
Which computer component usually has the most connections for other devices?
Motherboard Processor RAM Hard drive
Which port do you use to connect headphones to a computer?
Audio jack USB port HDMI port Ethernet port
Which port do you usually use to connect an external monitor?
HDMI USB Ethernet Audio
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Which PCIe version offers a bandwidth of around 32 GB/s for an x16 slot?
PCIe 4.0 PCIe 3.0 PCIe 5.0 PCIe 2.0
Which factor mainly determines the latency of RAM memory?
CAS Latency (CL) timings Memory frequency (MHz) Memory volume (GB) Memory bandwidth
Which AMD architecture introduced the chiplet design?
Zen 2 Zen Zen 3 Bulldozer
What is the maximum theoretical bandwidth of DDR4-3200 memory?
25.6 GB/s 51.2 GB/s 12.8 GB/s 32.0 GB/s
What type of connector is used for modern NVMe SSDs?
M.2 SATA IDE U.2
What does 'overclocking' mean in computer components?
Increasing operating frequencies above factory specifications Reducing power consumption for efficiency Synchronising all component clocks Automatically adjusting performance
What technology does AMD use for variable refresh rate on monitors?
FreeSync G-Sync V-Sync Adaptive-Sync
What is the function of a KVM switch?
Controlling multiple computers with one set of peripherals Switching video cards between different monitors Power supply switching between different sources Routing network traffic between VLANs
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What technology does NVIDIA use for multi-GPU rendering in modern graphics cards?
NVLink SLI Bridge CrossFire Multi-GPU Bridge
Which factor has the biggest impact on the performance of DDR memory?
Latency timings (CAS, tRCD, tRP) Physical size of the modules Colour of heat spreaders Number of memory ranks per module
What is the function of a GPU's Render Output Units (ROPs)?
Writing pixels to the frame buffer and performing blending Calculate 3D geometry transformations Compiling shader programmes Managing texture memory
What technology does AMD's Ryzen processors use to enable communication between chiplets?
Infinity Fabric Ring Bus QuickPath Interconnect HyperTransport
What is the maximum theoretical bandwidth of a PCIe 5.0 x16 slot?
128 GB/s 64 GB/s 256 GB/s 96 GB/s
Which M.2 form factor is most commonly used for modern SSDs?
2280 (22mm wide, 80mm long) 2242 (22mm wide, 42mm long) 2260 (22mm wide, 60mm long) 22110 (22mm wide, 110mm long)
Which factor is most important for gaming performance at high resolutions (4K+)?
GPU memory bandwidth and VRAM capacity CPU single-thread performance RAM latency timings Storage read speeds
What is the function of a Power Supply Unit's (PSU) Power Factor Correction?
Increase efficiency and reduce harmonic distortion Overvoltage protection for components Adjust fan speed automatically Enabling modular cables
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A Hardware scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Hardware, part of the theme Computers. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.

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