A write once,read many (WORM)disc is a common type of _____.
A)magnetic storage
B)optical storage
C)random access memory (RAM)
D)read-only memory (ROM)

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A WORM disc is an optical storage device that allows data to be written onto it only once, and then read many times afterwards. Magnetic storage devices, such as hard drives, do not have the same write once feature. RAM is volatile memory that requires power to retain data, and ROM does not allow for any data to be written onto it at all.

A Write Once,read Many (WORM)disc Is a Common Type of _____