Second Term Examination Computer Studies Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Subject: Computer Studies
Class: Primary 3
Term: Second Term
Week: 12
Topic: Second Term Examination
Duration: 1 hour
Entry Behaviour: Students should have completed all lessons and be familiar with the topics covered in the second term.
Key Words: Examination, computer studies, second term, primary 3.
Behavioural Objectives:
- Students will demonstrate their understanding of the topics covered in Computer Studies during the second term.
- Students will apply their knowledge to answer questions related to computer basics, input devices, software applications, and other relevant topics.
- Students will demonstrate problem-solving skills and critical thinking abilities.
Embedded Core Skills:
- Critical thinking
- Problem-solving
- Application of knowledge
Learning Materials:
- Examination papers
- Answer sheets
- Pens and pencils
Reference Books:
- Computer Studies Textbook Book 3
Content:
- Introduction: The teacher distributes examination papers to the students and provides instructions for the examination.
- Examination Format: The examination consists of multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and short answer questions.
- Topics Covered:
- Computer basics
- Input devices
- Software applications
- Launching Microsoft Word
- Understanding input devices
- Functions of input devices
- Steps in launching Microsoft Word
- Other relevant topics covered during the second term.
- Brief Revision Discussion
- Teacher’s Activities:
- Monitor the students during the examination to ensure they follow instructions and maintain exam integrity.
- Provide assistance if students have questions or encounter difficulties.
- Learners’ Activities:
- Complete the examination questions independently.
- Demonstrate their understanding of the topics covered through their responses.
- Assessment:
- Collect examination papers from the students at the end of the allotted time.
- Grade the examination papers according to the provided answer key.
- Provide feedback to the students on their performance.
Conclusion:
- Thank the students for their participation and effort during the examination.
- Encourage them to continue studying and practicing computer skills outside of the classroom.
- Announce when the examination results will be available and any further instructions regarding the next term
Second Term Examination
Computer Studies Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Answer the following questions
Objectives
- To launch Microsoft Word, we click on the ________. a) Start Menu b) Desktop c) Printer d) Mouse
- The main purpose of Microsoft Word is to create, edit, and format ________ documents. a) Spreadsheet b) Text c) Presentation d) Database
- Hardware refers to the ________ components of a computer. a) Physical b) Software c) Virtual d) Digital
- ________ are examples of input devices. a) Mouse and keyboard b) Printer and scanner c) Monitor and speakers d) CPU and RAM
- Input devices help us ________ with computers. a) Type b) Talk c) Interact d) Sleep
- It is important to save our work in Microsoft Word ________ to prevent data loss. a) Regularly b) Occasionally c) Never d) Once
- The mouse is used to ________ items on the computer screen. a) Select b) Write c) Print d) Speak
- The keyboard is used to input ________ into the computer. a) Text and numbers b) Pictures and videos c) Sounds and music d) Animations and effects
- To start typing in Microsoft Word, we open a ________. a) New document b) Saved document c) Folder d) Game
- Output devices allow us to ________ information from the computer. a) Receive b) Input c) Delete d) Hide
- Software applications like Microsoft Word are examples of ________. a) Hardware b) Software c) Input devices d) Output devices
- ________ are used to customize the appearance of Microsoft Word. a) Settings b) Hardware c) Output devices d) Software
- ________ are examples of output devices. a) Monitor and printer b) Mouse and keyboard c) Scanner and microphone d) CPU and RAM
- Understanding how to use input devices effectively allows us to ________ with computers more efficiently. a) Sleep b) Interact c) Watch d) Hide
- The main purpose of Microsoft Word is to create, edit, and format ________ documents. a) Text b) Spreadsheet c) Presentation d) Database
- Hardware refers to the ________ components of a computer. a) Physical b) Software c) Virtual d) Digital
- Input devices help us ________ with computers. a) Interact b) Sleep c) Eat d) Run
- It is important to save our work in Microsoft Word ________ to prevent data loss. a) Regularly b) Occasionally c) Never d) Once
- The mouse is used to ________ items on the computer screen. a) Select b) Delete c) Print d) Speak
- The keyboard is used to input ________ into the computer. a) Text and numbers b) Pictures and videos c) Sounds and music d) Animations and effects
- To start typing in Microsoft Word, we open a ________. a) New document b) Saved document c) Folder d) Game
- Output devices allow us to ________ information from the computer. a) Receive b) Input c) Delete d) Hide
- Software applications like Microsoft Word are examples of ________. a) Hardware b) Software c) Input devices d) Output devices
- ________ are used to customize the appearance of Microsoft Word. a) Settings b) Hardware c) Output devices d) Software
- ________ are examples of output devices. a) Monitor and printer b) Mouse and keyboard c) Scanner and microphone d) CPU and RAM
- Understanding how to use input devices effectively allows us to ________ with computers more efficiently. a) Interact b) Sleep c) Watch d) Hide
- The main purpose of Microsoft Word is to create, edit, and format ________ documents. a) Text b) Spreadsheet c) Presentation d) Database
- Hardware refers to the ________ components of a computer. a) Physical b) Software c) Virtual d) Digital
- Input devices help us ________ with computers. a) Interact b) Sleep c) Eat d) Run
- It is important to save our work in Microsoft Word ________ to prevent data loss. a) Regularly b) Occasionally c) Never d) Once
Part B
Theory
- What are some examples of input devices we learned about this term? Mention any two of them.
- How do we launch Microsoft Word on a computer? List any three steps that you know
- What is two main purposes of Microsoft Word?
- Name any other two software applications we studied this term?
- What is the difference between hardware and software?
- How can input devices help us interact with computers?
- Why is it important to save our work in Microsoft Word regularly?
- What are are input devices?
- Explain the similar functions of a mouse and a keyboard?
- What steps do we follow to start typing in Microsoft Word?
- What should we do if we accidentally close Microsoft Word without saving our work?
- How can we customize the appearance of Microsoft Word?
- What are some examples of output devices?
- Why is it important to understand how to use input devices effectively?
- What topics will be covered in the next term of Computer Studies?