Which term corresponds to a device that receives information from a computer?

• A. Input
• B. HTML
• C. Website Content
• D. Output

Answer: (D)

Think about the direction of data flow between a computer and devices. When the computer sends information so you can see or hear the result, the thing receiving that data is an output device. Examples include a monitor that displays images, a printer that produces paper copies, and speakers that play sound. These devices take information produced by the computer and present it to you. In contrast, input devices like keyboards and mice send information into the computer. HTML is a markup language for building web pages, and website content is the information on a site, not a device. So the device that receives information from a computer is an output device.