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:

  1. Students will demonstrate their understanding of the topics covered in Computer Studies during the second term.
  2. Students will apply their knowledge to answer questions related to computer basics, input devices, software applications, and other relevant topics.
  3. 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:

  1. Introduction: The teacher distributes examination papers to the students and provides instructions for the examination.
  2. Examination Format: The examination consists of multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and short answer questions.
  3. 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.
  4. Brief Revision Discussion
    1. What are some examples of input devices we learned about this term?
      • Answer: Some examples of input devices we learned about this term include the mouse, keyboard, scanner, joystick, and microphone.
    2. How do we launch Microsoft Word on a computer?
      • Answer: We launch Microsoft Word on a computer by clicking on the Start Menu and selecting the Microsoft Word icon.
    3. What is the main purpose of Microsoft Word?
      • Answer: The main purpose of Microsoft Word is to create, edit, and format text documents.
    4. Can you name any other software applications we studied this term?
      • Answer: Yes, besides Microsoft Word, we also studied software applications like Paint and PowerPoint.
    5. What is the difference between hardware and software?
      • Answer: Hardware refers to the physical components of a computer, such as the monitor and keyboard, while software refers to the programs and applications that run on the computer, such as Microsoft Word and Paint.
    6. How can input devices help us interact with computers?
      • Answer: Input devices help us interact with computers by allowing us to input data and commands into the computer system, such as typing on a keyboard or clicking with a mouse.
    7. Why is it important to save our work in Microsoft Word regularly?
      • Answer: It is important to save our work in Microsoft Word regularly to prevent loss of data in case of unexpected events like power outages or computer crashes.
    8. What are some common computer basics we covered this term?
      • Answer: Some common computer basics we covered this term include understanding computer components, using input and output devices, and navigating through software applications.
    9. Can you explain the functions of a mouse and a keyboard?
      • Answer: The mouse is used to point, click, and select items on the computer screen, while the keyboard is used to input text, numbers, and commands into the computer.
    10. What steps do we follow to start typing in Microsoft Word?
      • Answer: To start typing in Microsoft Word, we launch the program, open a new document, click on the blank space, and begin typing using the keyboard.
    11. What should we do if we accidentally close Microsoft Word without saving our work?
      • Answer: If we accidentally close Microsoft Word without saving our work, we may lose any unsaved changes. It’s important to save our work regularly to avoid data loss.
    12. How can we customize the appearance of Microsoft Word?
      • Answer: We can customize the appearance of Microsoft Word by changing settings such as font size, color, and page layout to suit our preferences.
    13. What are some examples of output devices?
      • Answer: Some examples of output devices include the monitor, printer, and speakers.
    14. Why is it important to understand how to use input devices effectively?
      • Answer: Understanding how to use input devices effectively allows us to interact with computers more efficiently and accomplish tasks more quickly.
    15. What topics will be covered in the next term of Computer Studies?
      • Answer: In the next term of Computer Studies, we will cover topics such as internet safety, basic programming concepts, and advanced software application
  5. 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.
  6. Learners’ Activities:
    • Complete the examination questions independently.
    • Demonstrate their understanding of the topics covered through their responses.
  7. 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

  1. To launch Microsoft Word, we click on the ________. a) Start Menu b) Desktop c) Printer d) Mouse
  2. The main purpose of Microsoft Word is to create, edit, and format ________ documents. a) Spreadsheet b) Text c) Presentation d) Database
  3. Hardware refers to the ________ components of a computer. a) Physical b) Software c) Virtual d) Digital
  4. ________ are examples of input devices. a) Mouse and keyboard b) Printer and scanner c) Monitor and speakers d) CPU and RAM
  5. Input devices help us ________ with computers. a) Type b) Talk c) Interact d) Sleep
  6. It is important to save our work in Microsoft Word ________ to prevent data loss. a) Regularly b) Occasionally c) Never d) Once
  7. The mouse is used to ________ items on the computer screen. a) Select b) Write c) Print d) Speak
  8. 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
  9. To start typing in Microsoft Word, we open a ________. a) New document b) Saved document c) Folder d) Game
  10. Output devices allow us to ________ information from the computer. a) Receive b) Input c) Delete d) Hide
  11. Software applications like Microsoft Word are examples of ________. a) Hardware b) Software c) Input devices d) Output devices
  12. ________ are used to customize the appearance of Microsoft Word. a) Settings b) Hardware c) Output devices d) Software
  13. ________ are examples of output devices. a) Monitor and printer b) Mouse and keyboard c) Scanner and microphone d) CPU and RAM
  14. Understanding how to use input devices effectively allows us to ________ with computers more efficiently. a) Sleep b) Interact c) Watch d) Hide
  15. The main purpose of Microsoft Word is to create, edit, and format ________ documents. a) Text b) Spreadsheet c) Presentation d) Database
  16. Hardware refers to the ________ components of a computer. a) Physical b) Software c) Virtual d) Digital
  17. Input devices help us ________ with computers. a) Interact b) Sleep c) Eat d) Run
  18. It is important to save our work in Microsoft Word ________ to prevent data loss. a) Regularly b) Occasionally c) Never d) Once
  19. The mouse is used to ________ items on the computer screen. a) Select b) Delete c) Print d) Speak
  20. 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
  21. To start typing in Microsoft Word, we open a ________. a) New document b) Saved document c) Folder d) Game
  22. Output devices allow us to ________ information from the computer. a) Receive b) Input c) Delete d) Hide
  23. Software applications like Microsoft Word are examples of ________. a) Hardware b) Software c) Input devices d) Output devices
  24. ________ are used to customize the appearance of Microsoft Word. a) Settings b) Hardware c) Output devices d) Software
  25. ________ are examples of output devices. a) Monitor and printer b) Mouse and keyboard c) Scanner and microphone d) CPU and RAM
  26. Understanding how to use input devices effectively allows us to ________ with computers more efficiently. a) Interact b) Sleep c) Watch d) Hide
  27. The main purpose of Microsoft Word is to create, edit, and format ________ documents. a) Text b) Spreadsheet c) Presentation d) Database
  28. Hardware refers to the ________ components of a computer. a) Physical b) Software c) Virtual d) Digital
  29. Input devices help us ________ with computers. a) Interact b) Sleep c) Eat d) Run
  30. 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

  1. What are some examples of input devices we learned about this term? Mention any two of them. 
  2. How do we launch Microsoft Word on a computer? List any three steps that you know 
  3. What is two main purposes of Microsoft Word?
  4. Name any other two software applications we studied this term?
  5. What is the difference between hardware and software?
  6. How can input devices help us interact with computers?
  7. Why is it important to save our work in Microsoft Word regularly?
  8. What are are input devices? 
  9. Explain the similar functions of a mouse and a keyboard?
  10. What steps do we follow to start typing in Microsoft Word?
  11. What should we do if we accidentally close Microsoft Word without saving our work?
  12. How can we customize the appearance of Microsoft Word?
  13. What are some examples of output devices?
  14. Why is it important to understand how to use input devices effectively?
  15. What topics will be covered in the next term of Computer Studies?