First Term Examination Questions Computer Studies JSS 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12

First Term Examination

Subject: Computer Studies
Class: JSS 1
Term: First Term
Week: 12


Instructions for Teachers and Students:

For Teachers:

  1. Ensure Integrity: Remind students about the importance of academic honesty. Ensure that no student is allowed to cheat or use unauthorized materials during the exam.
  2. Supervision: Closely monitor students during the examination to prevent any form of malpractice. Be alert to any suspicious behavior.
  3. Clarify Rules: Clearly explain the exam instructions to students before they begin. Answer any questions they may have about the exam format.
  4. Provide Support: Be available to assist students with any issues that arise during the exam, such as technical difficulties or clarifications on questions.
  5. Collect Papers Properly: Ensure that all exam papers are collected and accounted for before students leave the examination room.

For Students:

  1. Follow Instructions: Listen carefully to the exam instructions given by the teacher. If you are unsure about anything, ask for clarification.
  2. Avoid Cheating: Do not look at other students’ papers or use unauthorized materials. Ensure that your answers are your own work.
  3. Manage Your Time: Allocate your time wisely across all parts of the exam. Ensure you leave enough time to review your answers if needed.
  4. Respect Others: Work quietly and respect your classmates during the exam. Any form of disturbance or distraction can affect others.
  5. Submit Your Paper: Make sure you submit your completed exam paper to the teacher before leaving the room.

Part A: Objective Questions

Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks.

  1. ICT stands for __________.
    a) International Communication Technology
    b) Information and Communication Technology
    c) Internet Communication Tool
    d) Integrated Communication Technology
  2. __________ is used for creating and editing text documents.
    a) Spreadsheet
    b) Word Processor
    c) Database
    d) Calculator
  3. The __________ divide refers to the gap in technology access.
    a) Digital
    b) Economic
    c) Social
    d) Cultural
  4. __________ tools are used to manage time and schedules.
    a) Communication
    b) Timing
    c) Scheduling
    d) Data
  5. An example of a __________ device is a smartphone.
    a) Non-Electronic
    b) Electronic
    c) Mechanical
    d) Paper
  6. __________ is used for sending and receiving electronic messages.
    a) Email
    b) Book
    c) Radio
    d) Newspaper
  7. __________ devices are used for creating and managing data.
    a) Audio
    b) Video
    c) ICT
    d) Communication
  8. The role of __________ is to manage and analyze data.
    a) Email
    b) Spreadsheet
    c) Word Processor
    d) Printer
  9. __________ tools help with virtual meetings and conferences.
    a) Email
    b) Telephone
    c) Video Conferencing
    d) Calculator
  10. __________ is used for organizing and analyzing data.
    a) Word Processor
    b) Calculator
    c) Spreadsheet
    d) Email
  11. __________ devices display both video and sound.
    a) Audio
    b) Visual
    c) Audio-Visual
    d) Mechanical
  12. __________ is important for making accurate decisions.
    a) Inaccuracy
    b) Timeliness
    c) Relevance
    d) Accuracy
  13. A __________ divides tasks and information for better management.
    a) Digital Clock
    b) Word Processor
    c) Spreadsheet
    d) Telephone
  14. __________ includes tools for handling information and communication.
    a) ICT
    b) Mechanical Devices
    c) Counting Devices
    d) Printing Devices
  15. __________ is a tool used for data management and organization.
    a) Calendar
    b) Calculator
    c) Spreadsheet
    d) Fax Machine
  16. __________ allows users to communicate through video and audio.
    a) Radio
    b) Computer
    c) Video Conferencing
    d) Printer
  17. The __________ divide can affect access to technology.
    a) Educational
    b) Social
    c) Digital
    d) Economic
  18. __________ devices include tablets and computers.
    a) Non-Electronic
    b) Electronic
    c) Mechanical
    d) Paper
  19. __________ is used for creating and editing text documents.
    a) Database
    b) Spreadsheet
    c) Word Processor
    d) Email
  20. __________ helps manage and process data effectively.
    a) Email
    b) Database
    c) Printer
    d) Calculator
  21. An __________ tool helps in creating visual representations.
    a) Email
    b) Video
    c) Graphing
    d) Word Processor
  22. __________ devices include books and newspapers.
    a) Mechanical
    b) Electronic
    c) Non-Electronic
    d) Audio
  23. __________ refers to tools used to manage time and schedules.
    a) Word Processor
    b) Digital Clock
    c) Spreadsheet
    d) Calculator
  24. __________ helps in organizing and storing information.
    a) Video Conferencing
    b) Database
    c) Printer
    d) Email
  25. __________ refers to the gap between those who have and do not have access to technology.
    a) Digital Divide
    b) Technological Advancement
    c) Communication Improvement
    d) Data Accuracy
  26. __________ is a feature of good information.
    a) Irrelevance
    b) Timeliness
    c) Insufficiency
    d) Inaccuracy
  27. __________ devices are used to track and manage schedules.
    a) Audio
    b) Mechanical
    c) Electronic
    d) Visual
  28. __________ is a common use of ICT in everyday life.
    a) Calculating
    b) Reading Books
    c) Communication
    d) Playing Sports
  29. __________ is used for creating and managing spreadsheets.
    a) Calculator
    b) Word Processor
    c) Spreadsheet Software
    d) Email
  30. __________ refers to the technology used for processing and managing data.
    a) Non-Electronic Devices
    b) Mechanical Devices
    c) ICT
    d) Manual Methods

Part B: Theory Questions

Provide brief answers to the following questions.

  1. Define ICT.
  2. What is the purpose of a word processor?
  3. Name two uses of ICT in everyday life.
  4. What is the digital divide?
  5. Describe how a spreadsheet can be used in ICT.
  6. Give an example of a non-electronic device used in communication.
  7. What is the importance of data accuracy?
  8. How does video conferencing improve communication?
  9. What role do electronic devices play in managing information?
  10. Describe a common feature of good information.
  11. How do mechanical devices like the abacus assist with calculations?
  12. Explain the term “audio-visual” device with an example.
  13. What are the key features of a digital divide?
  14. How does ICT affect education?
  15. Provide an example of a modern electronic device.
  16. What is the function of a digital clock in ICT?
  17. How can ICT tools help with data management?
  18. Describe the use of a database in managing information.
  19. What is the role of email in communication?
  20. Explain how a calculator is used in ICT.
  21. How does ICT improve timing and control?
  22. Give an example of an audio device.
  23. What is the role of a video conferencing tool?
  24. Describe how a spreadsheet can be used for data analysis.
  25. What are some benefits of using a word processor?
  26. How do electronic devices aid in information processing?
  27. What is a common use of a digital clock?
  28. Explain the importance of timeliness in information.
  29. Describe the role of ICT in communication.
  30. What is the impact of the digital divide on technology access?

Part C: True or False Questions

Indicate whether each statement is True or False.

  1. ICT stands for Information and Communication Technology. (True/False)
  2. Books and newspapers are examples of electronic devices. (True/False)
  3. A digital clock helps with managing time and schedules. (True/False)
  4. The digital divide refers to improved communication. (True/False)
  5. Spreadsheets are used for creating and editing text documents. (True/False)
  6. Video conferencing tools include email and telephone. (True/False)
  7. ICT has no impact on access to information. (True/False)
  8. The primary function of a word processor is to manage data. (True/False)
  9. Mechanical devices include calculators and computers. (True/False)
  10. Audio-visual devices display both video and sound. (True/False)
  11. Non-electronic devices include smartphones and tablets. (True/False)
  12. ICT tools assist with scheduling and reminders. (True/False)
  13. The digital divide can create inequalities in technology access. (True/False)
  14. Spreadsheets are used for creating and editing text documents. (True/False)
  15. Email is used for managing and analyzing data. (True/False)
  16. Video conferencing tools are used for virtual meetings. (True/False)
  17. Accurate data is crucial for effective decision-making. (True/False)
  18. ICT includes tools for communication and information management. (True/False)
  19. Mechanical devices like the abacus assist with data management. (True/False)
  20. Audio devices display visual information. (True/False)

Part D: Fill in the Gaps Questions

Complete the sentences by filling in the blanks.

  1. __________ stands for Information and Communication Technology.
  2. An example of an __________ device is a smartphone.
  3. The __________ divide refers to differences in technology access.
  4. A __________ processor is used for creating and editing text documents.
  5. __________ tools help with managing time and schedules.
  6. An __________ device displays both audio and video.
  7. __________ is used for sending and receiving electronic messages.
  8. The role of a __________ is to manage and analyze data.
  9. __________ is used for organizing and analyzing data in ICT.
  10. __________ tools are used for virtual meetings and conferences.
  11. Non-electronic devices include __________ and newspapers.
  12. __________ is crucial for making accurate decisions.
  13. The __________ divide affects access to technology.
  14. __________ helps with managing and processing information.
  15. An example of a modern __________ device is a tablet.
  16. __________ devices include computers and smartphones.
  17. The function of a __________ is to track and manage schedules.
  18. __________ devices are used for creating visual representations.
  19. ICT tools include __________ for communication and information management.
  20. __________ refers to the technology used for processing and managing data.

This exam material is designed to help assess students’ understanding of the topics covered in Computer Studies during the first term

SUBJECT: Computer Studies

CLASS: JSS 1

TIME: 2 Hours

EXAMINATION
FIRST TERM

NAME: ___________________________
INSTRUCTION: Answer all questions


Multiple Choice Questions

  1. The earliest mechanical aid to calculate is:
    A. Bead
    B. Cowries
    C. Abacus
    D. Counter
  2. ICT means:
    A. Internet Circuit Technology
    B. Introduction Technology to Computer
    C. Information Communication Technology
    D. Information Computer Technology
  3. The Iron Age is characterized by:
    A. Ink
    B. Internet and Web
    C. Hoe and Cutlass
    D. Computer
  4. The Middle Age is characterized by:
    A. Hoe and Cutlass
    B. Machines
    C. Feather Pen
    D. Computer
  5. Data that consists of numbers is known as:
    A. Alphanumeric Data
    B. Symbolic Data
    C. Numeric Data
    D. Alphabetic Data
  6. The following are early counting devices EXCEPT:
    A. Fingers
    B. Stones
    C. Cowries
    D. Calculators
  7. ____ is a modern method of transmitting information:
    A. Town Crying
    B. Bush Burning
    C. All of the Above
    D. Television
  8. Data can be classified into how many types?
    A. 1
    B. 2
    C. 3
    D. 4
  9. Data that can be put down in form of symbols is called:
    A. Numeric
    B. Alphanumeric
    C. Alphabetic
    D. Symbolic
  10. There is about ____ information age:
    A. 7
    B. 3
    C. 1
    D. 4
  11. The brain of the computer is the:
    A. CPU
    B. Mouse
    C. VDU
    D. Keyboard
  12. ____ is popularly referred to as the father of the computer:
    A. Charles Babbage
    B. Jacquard Loom
    C. Ada Augusta
    D. Kehinde Ogunlaru
  13. ____ and ____ are examples of ancient methods of information transmission:
    A. Bush Burning and Whistling
    B. Data and Writing
    C. Symbols
    D. Oral Only
  14. An electronic device which under the control of a stored program can accept data, process the data, and supply the result as information in a specified form is called:
    A. Computer
    B. Machine
    C. Generation
    D. Abacus
  15. Bush burning is one way of transmitting information in the:
    A. Modern Age
    B. Electronic Age
    C. Early Age
    D. Industrial Age
  16. The tools used in the industrial age include:
    A. Hoe and Cutlass
    B. Machines
    C. Pen and Ink
    D. None of the Above
  17. The application of scientific knowledge to create or invent tools to make work or life easier and faster is called:
    A. Data Processing
    B. Digital
    C. Invention
    D. Technology
  18. Data can be gathered by:
    A. Counting
    B. Form Filling
    C. Questionnaires
    D. All of the Above
  19. The fastest way of getting information across the world is through:
    A. Television
    B. Computer
    C. Radio
    D. Internet
  20. Data means:
    A. Symbols
    B. Words
    C. Information
    D. Raw Facts
  21. One of these is NOT a source of information:
    A. Laws
    B. Stone
    C. Magazine
    D. Newspaper
  22. The alphabetic data consists of:
    A. Numbers
    B. Letters
    C. Symbols
    D. Oral
  23. The following devices are mechanical EXCEPT:
    A. Ship
    B. Bag
    C. Car
    D. Train
  24. The qualities of good information include all of these EXCEPT:
    A. Accuracy
    B. Ambiguity
    C. Timeliness
    D. Relevance
  25. A processed data is known as:
    A. Information
    B. Program
    C. Input
    D. Data
  26. The oldest information age is known as the:
    A. Early Age
    B. Iron Age
    C. Stone Age
    D. Electronic Age
  27. The following are reasons for using a computer EXCEPT:
    A. Speed
    B. Versatility
    C. Dullness
    D. Accuracy
  28. ____ is NOT an item found in educational information:
    A. Educational Qualification
    B. Admission Number
    C. Nature of Sickness
    D. Date and Year of Admission
  29. The present information age is known as the:
    A. Early Age
    B. Local Age
    C. Electronic Age
    D. Mathematical Age
  30. Information can be transmitted through the following ways EXCEPT:
    A. Telephone
    B. Internet
    C. CPU
    D. Text Messages
  31. The result obtained from the computer machine after processing is known as:
    A. Information
    B. Data
    C. Stationery
    D. Memory
  32. The age that gave birth to the use of machines was the:
    A. Industrial Age
    B. Stone Age
    C. Middle Age
    D. Computer Age
  33. The prehistory period during which humans widely used stones for tool-making is called the:
    A. Stone Age
    B. Middle Age
    C. Iron Age
    D. Industrial Age
  34. The following are examples of data EXCEPT:
    A. Symbolic Data
    B. Alphanumeric Data
    C. Numeric Data
    D. Oral Data
  35. ____ is an exchange of information in any form:
    A. Information Transmission
    B. Information Media
    C. Information Input
    D. Information Code
  36. The ancient man began counting by using:
    A. Abacus
    B. Fingers
    C. Adding Machine
    D. Slide Rule
  37. The following are qualities of good information EXCEPT:
    A. Complete
    B. Accurate
    C. Irrelevant
    D. Relevant
  38. Examples of mechanical counting and calculating devices include the following EXCEPT:
    A. Abacus
    B. Slide Rule
    C. John Napier Bone
    D. Stepped Reckoner
  39. Mechanical calculators for adding numbers were invented by:
    A. Philip Damola
    B. Charles Babbage
    C. Blaise Pascal
    D. Isaac Newton
  40. The stage where the processed data is presented as a document is called the:
    A. Processing Stage
    B. Storage Stage
    C. Output Stage
    D. Input Stage
  41. ____ developed the slide rule:
    A. John Napier
    B. Philip Johnson
    C. Akintunde Akinlabi
    D. Charles Babbage
  42. Who invented the telephone?
    A. Charles Babbage
    B. Johannes Gutenberg
    C. Guglielmo Marconi
    D. Alexander Graham Bell
  43. Data collected from the internet is regarded as:
    A. Primary Data
    B. Offline Data
    C. Secondary Data
    D. Online Data
  44. A TV set is an example of a(n):
    A. Manual Device
    B. Musical Device
    C. Mechanical Device
    D. Electronic Device
  45. The first computer was developed due to:
    A. Lack of Counting Materials
    B. The Need for More Efficient Calculations
    C. Poor Examination Results
    D. Lack of Qualified Mathematics Teachers
  46. Which of the following is NOT equipment used in information technology?
    A. Computer
    B. GSM
    C. Internet
    D. Metal Gong
  47. The result of processed data displayed on the screen is called a:
    A. Printed Copy
    B. Soft Copy
    C. Untouchable Copy
    D. Hard Copy
  48. The age of industrial revolution was a period in the late:
    A. 18th Century
    B. 17th Century
    C. 19th Century
    D. 20th Century
  49. Charles Babbage was the inventor of the:
    A. Analytical Machine
    B. Abacus
    C. UNIVAC
    D. EDSAC
  50. Francis attends David’s event. What can this be referred to?
    A. Data
    B. Information
    C. Source
    D. Jargon

Theory Section

Answer 3 questions only

1a. Mention and explain the types of data.
1b. State four qualities of good information.
1c. Mention six different information ages.

2a. Mention the early counting devices.
2b. Explain what ICT means.
2c. List four examples of ICT devices.

3a. Differentiate between data and information.
3b. Write short notes on Stone Age, Iron Age, and Electronic Age.

4a. Explain the functions of a computer in society.
4b. Define technology.
4c. Mention the various types of data.


Good luck!