Question

section 3 storage. match the following terms with their definitions * 12 points information cd primary solid state drive dvd secondary memory is stored on chips on motherboard memory is stored on the hard drive holds about 700 mb of data single layer holds 4.7 gb of data another name for data storage device without moving parts

Answer:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each definition and match it with the correct term:

1. "memory is stored on chips on motherboard": This refers to primary memory (RAM, etc.), so the term is "primary".
2. "memory is stored on the hard drive": This is secondary storage, but wait—no, the option here is "solid state drive"? Wait, no, re - check. Wait, the second row: the definition "memory is stored on the hard drive"—wait, the option with the green dot is "solid state drive"? No, maybe a mis - label. Wait, actually, "solid state drive" is a type of storage, but the correct match for "memory stored on hard drive"—wait, no, let's re - evaluate:

Wait, the first row: "memory is stored on chips on motherboard" → primary (correct, as primary memory like RAM is on motherboard chips).

Second row: "memory is stored on the hard drive" → Wait, the green dot is on "solid state drive"? No, maybe the labels are mixed. Wait, "solid state drive" is a storage device, but "secondary" storage is non - volatile (like hard drive, SSD). Wait, maybe the second row's correct term is "secondary"? No, the green dot is on "solid state drive". Wait, maybe the problem's options have "solid state drive" as a term, and "memory stored on hard drive"—no, SSD is a type of hard - drive - like storage. Maybe the intended match is:

• "memory is stored on chips on motherboard" → primary
• "memory is stored on the hard drive" → secondary? But the green dot is on "solid state drive". Maybe the problem has a different mapping. Wait, let's go by the green dots (assuming the user has already selected, but we need to confirm the correct matches):

• "holds about 700 MB of data" → CD (CDs typically hold ~700MB).
• "Single layer holds 4.7 gb of data" → DVD (single - layer DVD holds ~4.7GB).
• "Another name for data" → information (data and information are related, with information being processed data).
• "Storage device without moving parts" → solid state drive (SSDs have no moving parts, unlike HDDs).

Correct Matches (based on definitions and tech knowledge):

1. "memory is stored on chips on motherboard" → primary
2. "memory is stored on the hard drive" → secondary (or "solid state drive" if it's an SSD - based hard drive, but typically "secondary" for non - primary storage)
3. "holds about 700 MB of data" → CD
4. "Single layer holds 4.7 gb of data" → DVD
5. "Another name for data" → information
6. "Storage device without moving parts" → solid state drive

If we assume the green dots are the user's selections (even if some are incorrect), but to correct:

• For "holds about 700 MB of data", the correct term is "CD".
• For "Single layer holds 4.7 gb of data", the correct term is "DVD".
• For "Another name for data", the correct term is "information".
• For "Storage device without moving parts", the correct term is "solid state drive".
• For "memory is stored on chips on motherboard", the correct term is "primary".
• For "memory is stored on the hard drive", the correct term is "secondary" (or "solid state drive" if the hard drive is an SSD).

Final Matches (correct ones):

Definition	Correct Term
memory is stored on the hard drive	secondary (or solid state drive if SSD)
holds about 700 MB of data	CD
Single layer holds 4.7 gb of data	DVD
Another name for data	information
Storage device without moving parts	solid state drive

If we are to present the answers as per the matching (with the terms given):

1. memory is stored on chips on motherboard → primary
2. memory is stored on the hard drive → secondary (or solid state drive)
3. holds about 700 MB of data → CD
4. Single layer holds 4.7 gb of data → DVD
5. Another name for data → information
6. Storage device without moving parts → solid state drive

(Note: The green dots in the image may have some incorrect selections, but the above are the technically correct matches.)