Second Term Examination Questions JSS 1 Computer Studies – Week 12
JSS 1 Computer Studies – Week 12 Examination
Examination Instructions
For Teachers:
- Ensure that all students are seated properly before the exam starts.
- Read out the instructions clearly before distributing the question papers.
- Monitor the students closely to prevent any form of exam malpractice.
- Do not allow students to share materials or communicate during the exam.
- Any student caught cheating will have their exam canceled.
- Collect all answer scripts immediately after the exam ends.
- Ensure fairness in marking and grading.
For Students:
- Read all instructions carefully before answering.
- Do not talk to other students during the exam.
- Do not bring any unauthorized materials into the exam hall.
- Answer all questions to the best of your ability.
- Write neatly and clearly.
- If you have any questions, raise your hand and ask the teacher quietly.
- Submit your answer script when the time is up.
- Any student caught cheating will face serious consequences.
PART A: Objective Questions (30 Fill-in-the-Blank with Options)
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A word processor is used for _______.
a) Playing games
b) Typing text
c) Watching videos
d) Listening to music -
The key that moves the cursor to the next line is _______.
a) Backspace
b) Enter
c) Spacebar
d) Shift -
The first stage of data processing is _______.
a) Output
b) Storage
c) Data collection
d) Formatting -
The section of the keyboard with numbers is called _______.
a) Function keys
b) Numeric keypad
c) Special keys
d) Control keys -
Ctrl + P is used for _______.
a) Printing
b) Pasting
c) Playing music
d) Powering off -
The part of the keyboard used to navigate through a document is _______.
a) Alphanumeric keys
b) Function keys
c) Navigation keys
d) Special keys -
Microsoft Word is an example of a _______.
a) Media player
b) Operating system
c) Word processor
d) Web browser -
The key used to delete text to the right is _______.
a) Backspace
b) Delete
c) Shift
d) Tab -
The _______ key is used to type capital letters.
a) Enter
b) Caps Lock
c) Spacebar
d) Shift -
Which of the following is NOT a stage of data processing?
a) Data collection
b) Input
c) Internet browsing
d) Storage
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PART B: Theory Questions (30 Short Answer Questions)
- Define a word processor.
- Give two examples of a word processor.
- What is the purpose of the function keys?
- List the five stages of data processing.
- Name three sections of the keyboard.
- What is the function of the Backspace key?
- Explain the use of Ctrl + S.
- What is the difference between Delete and Backspace?
- How do you save a document in Microsoft Word?
- What is the full meaning of CPU?
- Name two examples of output devices.
- Explain the purpose of a numeric keypad.
- What happens when you press Ctrl + C?
- What are the core features of a computer?
- Name two types of keyboards.
- Explain the importance of data processing.
- What does the Spacebar key do?
- How do you exit a word processor?
- What is the purpose of Caps Lock?
- Define the term “storage” in computing.
- What does the F1 key usually do?
- What is the function of the Enter key?
- What is an alphanumeric key?
- What is the last stage of data processing?
- Give two examples of input devices.
- What is the main function of a computer?
- What is the difference between RAM and ROM?
- Explain the use of the Shift key.
- What does Ctrl + V do?
- Name three features that make a computer powerful.
PART C: True or False Questions (30 Questions)
- A word processor is used to type and edit documents. (True)
- The Delete key removes text to the left. (False)
- A computer can store information for future use. (True)
- Ctrl + C is used to cut text. (False)
- The Caps Lock key must be pressed continuously to type in uppercase. (False)
- The first stage of data processing is output. (False)
- Function keys are labeled F1 to F12. (True)
- The numeric keypad is usually found on the left side of the keyboard. (False)
- A word processor is the same as an internet browser. (False)
- A computer can work without a keyboard. (False)
- The Backspace key deletes text to the right. (False)
- Microsoft Word is a type of word processor. (True)
- Ctrl + X is used to copy text. (False)
- The Enter key moves the cursor to the next line. (True)
- Data processing is the process of making food. (False)
- A computer can work without an operating system. (False)
- The F5 key is used to refresh a webpage. (True)
- The storage device of a computer is called RAM. (False)
- The Tab key moves the cursor several spaces forward. (True)
- The main function of a keyboard is to display images. (False)
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PART D: Fill in the Gaps (30 Questions without Options)
- A _______ is used to type text into a computer.
- The key used to delete text to the left is called _______.
- The F1 key is usually used for _______.
- The key that locks uppercase letters is called _______.
- The first stage of data processing is _______.
- _______ is an example of a word processor.
- The process of organizing and analyzing data is called _______.
- The section of the keyboard with numbers is called the _______.
- Ctrl + Z is used to _______ an action.
- The last stage of data processing is _______.
- _______ keys are used to move the cursor up, down, left, or right.
- Microsoft Excel is an example of a _______ software.
- The main device used to type on a computer is the _______.
- A keyboard has _______ function keys.
- The key used to insert a space between words is the _______.
- The Escape key is labeled as _______.
- The main component that processes data in a computer is the _______.
- The part of the keyboard used for calculations is the _______.
- A mouse is an example of an _______ device.
- A computer is a machine that processes _______.
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Conclusion
This examination covers all the topics studied this term. Students are expected to answer all questions carefully and follow exam instructions strictly.