First Term Examination Computer Studies Primary 4 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Week 12: Examination
Exam Instructions:
For Teachers:
- Ensure that the examination hall is well-prepared and conducive for the pupils.
- Read the examination rules aloud before distributing the question papers.
- Ensure that each pupil is seated properly, with enough space between them to prevent cheating.
- Monitor the examination hall at all times to ensure a fair examination environment.
- Be vigilant and report any cases of exam malpractice immediately.
- Ensure that all pupils submit their answer sheets before leaving the examination hall.
For Students:
- Make sure you have all necessary materials, including pencils, erasers, and rulers.
- Listen carefully to the teacher’s instructions before starting the exam.
- Read each question carefully and choose the correct answer.
- Answer all questions to the best of your ability.
- Do not talk, look at others’ papers, or use any unauthorized materials during the exam.
- If you have a question, raise your hand, and the teacher will assist you.
- Stay calm and focused throughout the exam, and avoid any distractions.
- Submit your answer sheet only when you have completed the exam.
Part A: Objective Questions
30 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options
- The main device used to store data in a computer is the ________.
a) Monitor
b) Hard disk
c) Speaker
d) Printer - The ________ displays text and images on a screen.
a) Monitor
b) Printer
c) Flash drive
d) Speaker - A ________ is a portable device used to store data.
a) Flash drive
b) Monitor
c) Printer
d) CD/DVD - The ________ in Microsoft PowerPoint contains options like File and Edit.
a) Hard disk
b) Menu Bar
c) Monitor
d) Speaker - The ________ plays sound from the computer.
a) Monitor
b) Speaker
c) Flash drive
d) Printer - The process of writing instructions for a computer is called ________.
a) Programming
b) Printing
c) Storing
d) Launching - The ________ is used to display slides during a presentation.
a) Monitor
b) Speaker
c) Flash drive
d) Printer - The ________ stores data on a circular disk.
a) CD/DVD
b) Hard disk
c) Flash drive
d) Monitor - To start a program, you need to ________ it.
a) Close
b) Launch
c) Print
d) Store - The ________ shows the result of processed data.
a) Monitor
b) Hard disk
c) Flash drive
d) Printer - ________ is used to create presentations.
a) Microsoft PowerPoint
b) Microsoft Paint
c) Microsoft Word
d) Microsoft Excel - The device used to print documents is the ________.
a) Monitor
b) Speaker
c) Flash drive
d) Printer - The ________ contains different tools and options in a program.
a) Menu Bar
b) Hard disk
c) Monitor
d) Speaker - ________ is a storage device that is not portable.
a) Flash drive
b) Hard disk
c) Monitor
d) Speaker - A ________ is a person who writes code for the computer.
a) Programmer
b) Painter
c) Speaker
d) Printer - The main purpose of the ________ is to display images and text.
a) Monitor
b) Hard disk
c) Speaker
d) Flash drive - A ________ is used to store and transfer data between computers.
a) Monitor
b) Flash drive
c) Speaker
d) Printer - The ________ is used to create slides in Microsoft PowerPoint.
a) Menu Bar
b) Monitor
c) Speaker
d) Flash drive - A ________ stores a large amount of data permanently.
a) Hard disk
b) Monitor
c) Flash drive
d) Speaker - The ________ gives sound output from the computer.
a) Flash drive
b) Speaker
c) Monitor
d) Printer - To start Microsoft PowerPoint, you need to ________ it.
a) Launch
b) Close
c) Print
d) Store - The ________ in Microsoft PowerPoint includes options like File, Edit, and View.
a) Monitor
b) Menu Bar
c) Hard disk
d) Speaker - A ________ is a small device used to store data that can be carried around.
a) Hard disk
b) Flash drive
c) Monitor
d) Speaker - The ________ in Microsoft PowerPoint is where you see the slides.
a) Monitor
b) Flash drive
c) Speaker
d) Menu Bar - A ________ prints text and images on paper.
a) Flash drive
b) Monitor
c) Printer
d) Speaker - ________ is a type of software used to create presentations.
a) Microsoft Word
b) Microsoft Paint
c) Microsoft PowerPoint
d) Microsoft Excel - A ________ displays information from the computer.
a) Monitor
b) Printer
c) Flash drive
d) Speaker - The ________ is used to store files in electronic form.
a) Flash drive
b) Speaker
c) Monitor
d) Printer - ________ is the process of writing instructions that the computer can follow.
a) Programming
b) Launching
c) Printing
d) Storing - The ________ shows the result after the computer processes data.
a) Monitor
b) Flash drive
c) Speaker
d) Printer
Part B: Theory Questions
30 Simple Short Answer Questions
- What is a storage device?
- Name two output devices.
- What does a programmer do?
- What is programming?
- What is the use of a flash drive?
- What does the Menu Bar contain in Microsoft PowerPoint?
- What is the purpose of a speaker in a computer?
- How do you start Microsoft PowerPoint?
- What is a program in computer studies?
- What is the difference between input and output devices?
- What does the monitor display?
- How is data stored on a CD/DVD?
- What is the function of a printer?
- What does the Menu Bar do in Microsoft PowerPoint?
- What is the main purpose of the hard disk?
- Name one device used to display information from the computer.
- What is the purpose of Microsoft PowerPoint?
- What does a flash drive do?
- How can a programmer create a program?
- What is the difference between a flash drive and a hard disk?
- What does the speaker output?
- How can you save a presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint?
- Name one device used to print documents.
- What is stored on a flash drive?
- How is programming done?
- What is the main function of the monitor?
- What does the Menu Bar allow you to do in Microsoft PowerPoint?
- How can data be transferred between computers?
- What does the speaker do?
- What is the use of the Menu Bar in a program?
Part C: True or False Questions
30 True or False Questions
- A flash drive is used to store data in a computer.
True / False - The Menu Bar in Microsoft PowerPoint contains options like File and Edit.
True / False - A speaker is an input device.
True / False - Programming is the process of writing instructions for a computer.
True / False - The monitor displays images and text.
True / False - A hard disk is a portable storage device.
True / False - Microsoft PowerPoint is used to create slides for presentations.
True / False - A flash drive cannot be used to transfer data.
True / False - A printer is used to display images on a screen.
True / False - A flash drive can be carried around easily.
True / False - A programmer writes code for the computer to follow.
True / False - The speaker gives sound output from the computer.
True / False - A CD/DVD is used to display text and images.
True / False - The Menu Bar in Microsoft PowerPoint is used to create programs.
True / False - A hard disk stores data in the computer.
True / False - A flash drive is an output device.
True / False - The monitor is used to store data permanently.
True / False - The speaker is used to print documents.
True / False - The Menu Bar helps you save files in Microsoft PowerPoint.
True / False - A programmer creates programs by printing them.
True / False - The speaker is a storage device.
True / False - Microsoft PowerPoint is used to create text documents.
True / False - A hard disk is not a portable device.
True / False - The Menu Bar is used to select different options in a program.
True / False - A flash drive is used to display images.
True / False - Programming involves writing instructions for the computer.
True / False - The speaker plays sound from the computer.
True / False - A flash drive is used to create presentations.
True / False - The Menu Bar is where you see slides in Microsoft PowerPoint.
True / False - The hard disk is used to store data permanently in the computer.
True / False