Technology questions split into two halves: the acronyms everyone types without decoding, and the history almost nobody learned on purpose. Both make good quiz material because the answers are fixed and checkable.
Easy technology questions
- What does WWW stand for? — World Wide Web
- Which company makes the iPhone? — Apple
- What does PC stand for? — Personal computer
- What is the brain of a computer called? — The processor, or CPU
- Which company owns Android? — Google
- What does Wi-Fi connect you to? — A wireless network
Medium technology questions
- Who co-founded Microsoft with Paul Allen? — Bill Gates
- What does URL stand for? — Uniform Resource Locator
- In which decade was the World Wide Web invented? — The 1990s
- What does RAM stand for? — Random Access Memory
- Which social network was founded in 2004 at Harvard? — Facebook
- What does HTTP stand for? — HyperText Transfer Protocol
Hard technology questions
- Who is credited with inventing the World Wide Web? — Tim Berners-Lee
- What was the first widely used web browser called? — Mosaic
- Who is considered the first computer programmer? — Ada Lovelace
- What does GPU stand for? — Graphics Processing Unit
- Which programming language was created by Guido van Rossum? — Python
- What does the ‘S’ in HTTPS indicate? — Secure — the connection is encrypted
Acronyms are the most reliable technology questions: they never go out of date and there is never an argument about the answer.
