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WorksheetsPeripheral Devices Year 2-4
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 24mins
What is this?
Monitor
Keyboard
Mouse
CPU
What is this?
Microphone
Headset
Sounds
Headband
Select the printer
Select the document and image Scanner
What does this do?
Records video
Makes sounds
Asks questions
Shows laser lights
What is this?
CBU
Central Processing Unit
Speaker
Cyber Processing Unit
What does this do?
Foot rest
The brain of the computer
A large button for the computer
Listen to music
Is this hardware or software?
Hardware
Software
Is this hardware or software?
Hardware
Software
Select ALL the hardware (multiple answers)
Select ALL the computer software (multiple answers)
What is the program?
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Office
W
What is this program called?
Microsoft Excel
X
Green X
Microsoft Word
What does this program do?
Create Pages
Create Stories
Create Graphs/Charts
All of these
Computer (a) is a collection of physical parts of a computer system.
hardware or software ?
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What does PERIPHERAL mean?
The extras you have inside your computer.
The extra hardware you can connect to your computer to make computing easier.
When you look out of the corners of your eyes.
There are four types of peripheral devices. Tick ALL that apply. (multiple answers)
storage
input
output
communication
What does a STORAGE device do?
Holds music, images and work.
It's a shelf to hold work and music.
Helps us to hear music on the headphones.
Which of these is an example of an INPUT device?
Headphones.
Keyboard.
What is this a symbol for?
Wireless.
Greentooth.
Bluetooth.
Look at the picture. What is this a symbol for?
Sound
Wifi.
What is it called when you use a cable or cord to connect to the internet?
Wired.
Wifi.
Bluetooth.
What is SOFTWARE. Pick the best answer.
The colourful screen images that you can see.
The soft parts of a computer.
A set of instructions that tells the computer what to do.
HARDWARE and SOFTWARE need to work together for us to use computers.
Yes.
No.
