Nine statements about random access memory (RAM) and read-only memory (ROM) are given below. By putting a tick (✔) in the appropriate box, indicate whether each statement refers to RAM or ROM.

Data on a chip is stored permanently and cannot be deleted It is not possible to alter or delete the data stored on the chip Data on the chip is stored temporarily and can be deleted by the user Data is retained even when the computer is powered down Stores data, files or part of the operating system which is currently in use Data is lost when power to the computer is turned off It contains the basic input/output system used to boot up the computer when it is first powered up It is a form of volatile memory It is a form of non-volatile memory RAM ROM ()