Question

section 2: memory-can read /write; short term memory *
○ rom
○ ram

section 2: memory that is built into a computer and cannot be changed. *
○ rom
○ ram

Explanation:

First Question (Memory - can read/write; short term memory)

RAM (Random Access Memory) is a type of computer memory that is volatile (short - term), and it allows the computer to read from and write to it. ROM (Read - Only Memory) is non - volatile and is mainly for reading (not typically for writing by the user in the same way as RAM) and stores firmware etc. So for a memory that can read/write and is short - term, the answer is RAM.

ROM (Read - Only Memory) is a type of memory that is pre - programmed at the time of manufacturing and its content cannot be easily changed (it is non - volatile and built - in). RAM is volatile and its content changes as the computer operates and is not built to be unchangeable in the same way. So for a memory that is built - in and cannot be changed, the answer is ROM.

Answer:

B. RAM (assuming the options are A. ROM, B. RAM)

Second Question (Memory that is built into a computer and cannot be changed)