No. They are not different, however they are similiar to big and small computers
TRUE
BIOS provides the boot-up process for a computer. It is part of ROM.
a small program that invokes operating system when power is switched on. That is boot loader. boot is a boot strapping process that is one program pulls may complected programs when power is switched on.
Also known as bootstrapping or boot loader, a bootstrap loader is a program that resides in the computers EPROM, ROM, or other non-volatile memory that automatically executed by the processor when the computer is turned on. The bootstrap loader reads the hard disk drives boot sector to continue the process of loading the computers operating system. The boot loader has been replaced in computers that have an Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI). The boot loader is now part of the EFI BIOS. Source: http://www.computerhope.com/jargon/b/bootload.htm
Monitor not plugged in. Won't boot without it
A "POST card."
to boot up your computer
You can boot with any computer without a keyboard unless you have multiple OS's installed and you set an option in your BIOS to where you have to select which OS you want to boot. False (to answer the question). Older computers refused to boot unless a keyboard was present. However, newer computers allow you to boot without a keyboard, and you can then plug in the keyboard after the boot. (taken from the "Notes" section - pg 458, seventh edition).
The computers that cannot boot are usually newer models. Since the floppy drive has so little space available for data storage, it is outdated and not usually necessary on modern computers.
The MBR takes control of the boot process from the sytem bios.
No since the computer is still running but at reduced power settings it only requires a warm boot.
A computer boot process is the procedure of starting a computer from scratch, culminating in the loading of and operating system.
the cold boot is cold.