Revision of second Term work on Computer Studies
Subject :
Computer Studies
Information Communication Technology (ICT)
Topic :
Revision of second Term work on Computer Studies
Class :
Primary 6
Basic 6
Term :
Third Term
Week :
Week 9
Instructional Materials :
A functional computer
Previous Knowledge :
Pupils have been taught some of the questions that are asked in this revision in their previous lessons
Behavioural Objectives : At the end of the lesson, the pupils should be able to answer all the questions that are asked as revision
Content :
CLASS: PRIMARY 6
SUBJECT: COMPUTER STUDY
NAME:…………………………………………………………………………………
1.) A program used to fight virus on our computer system is called _________
(a) anti-computer (b) anti-natal (c) anti-virus
2.) Word processing package is an example of ____________________
(a) application software (b) flash disk (c) computer games
3.) What is the full meaning of IBM _____________________________________________
4.) _____________ allows us to send receive mails via the internet.
(a) e-mail (b) hyperlink (c) downloading
5.) Development of computer from one period to another is called _________________
(a) computer age (b) computer generation (c) computer stage
6.) Who is the founder of Microsoft word ___________
(a) Paul Allen (b) Bill Gates (c) Charles Babbage
7.) Micro-computers are also known as ____________________
(a) Personal Certificate (b) Master computer (c) Personal computers
8.) A wall clock is an example of _________________ computers.
(a) analog (b) hybrid (c) digital
9.) The process of putting off the computer is by ______________________________
(a) starting (b) warming (c) shutting down
10.) The type of computer that is used for calculating and counting is known as ________
(a) super computer (b) analog computer (c) hybrid computer
11.) Which of the following screen pointing device are mainly used for playing games?
(a) mouse (b) keyboard (c) a and b
12.) Which of the following keys is used for typing in uppercase letter?
(a) function key (b) shift key (c) cap lock key
13.) A network is the arrangement of connections of _______________
(a) Electronic devices (b) wires (c) cables
14.) Computers that are connected together to send information is called _____
(a) Booting (b) networking (c) protocol
15.) You can receive e-mails through ________ (a) yahoo mail (b) postal (c) envelopes
16.) The smallest, cheapest and most commonly used computer is called ________
(a) mini-computer (b) micro computer (c) super computer
17.) _____________ is a place where all deleted files & documents are kept?
(a) recycle bin (b) dust bin (c) waste bin
18.) ____ is a network that can be used between two countries (a) LAN (b) WAN (c) SAN
19.) Word processing package is an example of ____________________
(a) application software (b) flash disk (c) computer games
20.) ________ is the arrangement of computer on a straight line
(a) bus topology (b) car topology (c) train topology
Theory:
1.) List three ways of taking care of the computer system? _______________________________________________________________________
2.) Mention three types of network topology
(a) ________________________________ (b) __________________________________
(c) ________________________________
3.) Mention any four Microsoft applications?
(a) ________________________________ (b) __________________________________
(c) ________________________________ (d) __________________________________
Presentation
The topic is presented step by step
Step 1: The class teacher revises the previous topics
Step 2. He introduces the new topic
Step 3: The class teacher allows the pupils to give their own examples and he corrects them when the needs arise
Evaluation :
He does the necessary questions
Conclusion :
He goes round to mark
Assignment :
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