Your CD-ROM audio cable connects to the: A. speaker B. sound card (or motherboard if sound is integrated with it) C. power supply D. hard drive E. BIOS

The correct answer is: B. sound card (or motherboard if sound is integrated with it).

The CD-ROM audio cable connects to the sound card, which is a device that converts digital audio signals into analog signals that can be played through speakers. The sound card is usually located on the motherboard, but it can also be a separate card that is installed in the computer.

The other options are incorrect because:

• Option A: The speaker is a device that converts analog audio signals into sound waves that can be heard.
• Option C: The power supply is a device that provides power to the computer’s components.
• Option D: The hard drive is a device that stores data.
• Option E: The BIOS is a program that is stored on the motherboard and that is responsible for initializing the computer’s hardware.