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This is Kilo India 7, India 0. M.K.D. sir, what is your answer? Do you mind reading the question and the answer again? I forgot what it was. I understand. The moment you turn on your computer, it begins to access its memory. BIOS, the software that boots up your computer, is located in which type of memory? Is it A, RAM, B, ROM, C, cache, or D, virtual memory? I'm going to go with ROM. Well, all right. You are correct. ROM stands for Read Only Memory because it cannot be changed or require special operations to make changes to it. This type of memory storage is permanent and non-volatile, meaning that it is not deleted or lost when the computer shuts off. Once you start your computer, it accesses the ROM to start running BIOS, the Basic Input Output System. Good job, sir. Number 2. When looking at your computer's memory, you will come across the storage hierarchy, which separates storage into primary, secondary, and tertiary. Primary storage refers to memory that is directly accessible to the CPU. What is another name for primary storage? Is it A, flash memory? Is it B, offline storage? Is it C, main memory? Or is it D, external memory?