1.4 Which of the following is part of the information cycier a) Spreadsheet b) Efficiency c) Software (d) Storage 1.5 These are the examples of an output device, which one is not? a) Smartphone b) Mouse (c) Printer d) Speakers 1.6 Which one is the part of the requirement of computer systems in the ICT system? a) Saving paper b) ATM machines (c) The user(you) d) Scanner 1.7 Which of the following is not an example of Microsoft Office Suite? a) lord Processor (1) Paint c) Spreadsheet d) Database

When it comes to information cycles, understanding the roles of various tools like spreadsheets, software, and storage can be quite amusing! These tools help in managing, processing, and storing information effectively. Take spreadsheets, for example; they can transform numerical data into visually appealing graphs in seconds—who knew crunching numbers could look so good? Now, output devices can be tricky, especially with the advent of multifunctional gadgets. While smartphones might seem like an output device with their ability to display information, they actually serve multiple purposes as input and output devices. It’s like trying to classify a Swiss Army knife—it’s got a bit of everything! In the world of computer systems in ICT, the user really plays a vital role! Think of it this way: without you, all those fancy machines are just expensive paperweights. It's like having a car without a driver—sure, it's shiny and full of gadgets, but it ain't going anywhere! And Microsoft Office Suite has some interesting offerings. While you may find a "lord processor" (oops, typo alert!), Paint isn’t included; it's more for the Picasso in you and less for the business tycoon. So keep your documents polished and leave the painting for after hours!