FINAL FOR YEAR 3 - 4

James is assembling a computer system and wants to ensure it has a device capable of processing data into information. Which component should he focus on?

• Monitor

• Keyboard

• Central Processing Unit (CPU)

• Printer

You want to conduct offline research but do not have access to the internet. Which tool can he use to find information on various topics?

• Google Search

• Encarta Kid Software

• Wikipedia

• Safari Browser

You are working on a document for your school project and want to collaborate with your classmates in real time without installing any software. Which word processor should you use?

• WordPad

• Notepad

• Google Docs

• Microsoft Word

You are told to design a class timetable in Microsoft Word and want to choose the best page orientation to fit multiple columns without cramming the text. Which orientation should you select?

• Italics

• Bold Text

• Portrait

• Landscape

Sandra wants to create a class timetable using Microsoft Word. To organize the schedule efficiently, she needs to merge multiple cells to label break time. What feature should he use?

• Text Direction

• Split Table

• Merge Cells

• Delete Cell

When creating an organizational chart in Microsoft Word and you need to group multiple shapes so they can be moved together as one unit. Which feature should he use?

• Copy and Paste

• Merge Cells

• Grouping

• Text Direction

John is coding a game in Scratch where a chick jumps over an egg. To ensure the game logic runs continuously while responding to player input, which control block should he use?

• Hide Sprite

• Forever Loop

• Repeat Until

• Wait 1 Second

You are developing a "Jump Over" game in Scratch, and you want to implement a game-over sequence where the egg sends a message when it collides with the chick. Which event-based programming concept is being used in this situation?

• Local Variables

• Conditional Statements

• Message Broadcasting

• Recursive Function Calls

You are told to implement a scoring system in your Scratch game. You want the score to reset to zero every time the game starts, regardless of previous gameplay. Which programming concept ensures this behavior?

• Conditional Statements

• Variable Initialization

• Event Broadcasting

• Loop Iteration

You want to enhance your game by ensuring that the score updates correctly every time the chick jumps over the egg. Which Scratch block structure should you use to prevent multiple unintended score updates during a single jump?

• Repeat Until

• If-Else Condition

• Forever Loop

• Hide Sprite