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Class 9 Viva Questions 9B mideterm

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Karma is creating a spreadsheet to track his expenses. He wants to ensure that the numbers representing money are easily distinguishable. Which formatting option would be most appropriate for his expense amounts?

a)

Changing the text alignment to center

b)

Applying a bold font style

c)

Changing the cell background color to green

d)

Inserting a new column

2.

Sangay is listing the names of students in a class. Which data type is most suitable for entering student names in Excel?

a)

Number

b)

Date

c)

Text

d)

Boolean

3.

Pema wants to combine several cells to create a single, larger title for her spreadsheet. Which Excel feature should she use?

a)

Splitting cells

b)

Applying borders

c)

Merging cells

d)

Inserting rows

4.

A teacher wants to calculate the average score of students in a particular subject. Which function would be most efficient to use in Excel?

a)

`SUM()`

b)

`COUNT()`

c)

`AVERAGE()`

d)

`MAX()`

5.

Dechen has a list of numbers in cells A1 to A10. She wants to add all these numbers together. Which formula should she use?

a)

`=ADD(A1:A10)`

b)

`=TOTAL(A1:A10)`

c)

`=SUM(A1:A10)`

d)

`=A1+A2+A3+A4+A5+A6+A7+A8+A9+A10`

6.

Jigme needs to create a spreadsheet that can be easily shared and collaborated on with his classmates online. Which platform would be the best choice for this purpose?

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Adobe Photoshop

c)

Google Sheets

d)

Notepad

7.

Suppose you have a formula `=A1+B1` in cell C1. If you drag this formula down to C2, it automatically changes to `=A2+B2`. This is an example of what type of cell referencing?

a)

Absolute referencing

b)

Relative referencing

c)

Mixed referencing

d)

Fixed referencing

8.

Which of the following best defines a computer network?

a)

A single computer connected to the internet.

b)

A collection of independent computers and devices connected together to share resources.

c)

A program used for sending emails.

d)

A device that displays web pages.

9.

When your internet connection is not working, the first step you should usually take to troubleshoot the problem is:

a)

Reinstalling your operating system.

b)

Checking the physical cable connection to your computer and router.

c)

Buying a new computer.

d)

Deleting all your files.

10.

A networking device that connects multiple computers and other network devices, and sends data packets to their intended destinations based on IP addresses, is called a:

a)

Modem

b)

Switch

c)

Router

d)

Hub

11.

You are unable to access websites, but other devices on your home network are working fine. You decide to use the `ping` command to check connectivity. What does the `ping` command primarily help you verify?

a)

The speed of your internet connection.

b)

Whether your computer can communicate with another device or server on the network.

c)

The amount of data being transferred.

d)

The type of web browser you are using.

12.

If your computer cannot connect to the internet, and you have already checked the physical cables, what is another crucial step in troubleshooting related to your network adapter?

a)

Checking the printer ink levels.

b)

Verifying the device drivers for the network adapter.

c)

Changing the screen resolution.

d)

Updating your web browser.

13.

Which of the following is an example of a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) platform?

a)

Microsoft Paint

b)

Khan Academy

c)

WhatsApp

d)

Google Docs

14.

One significant benefit of online courses is:

a)

They require a lot of physical classroom space.

b)

They are only available at specific times of the day.

c)

They offer flexibility in learning time and location.

d)

They eliminate the need for any self-discipline.

15.

What is the best definition of cyberbullying?

a)

Using the internet to play games.

b)

Using digital technology to repeatedly and intentionally harm or harass another person.

c)

Sharing funny videos online.

d)

Sending emails to friends.

16.

If you witness cyberbullying happening online, what is the role of an "upstander"?

a)

To ignore the situation.

b)

To actively intervene and support the victim.

c)

To join in with the bullying.

d)

To just watch and do nothing.

17.

Which of the following is a common effect of cyberbullying on victims?

a)

Increased self-confidence and happiness.

b)

Improved academic performance.

c)

Feelings of sadness, anxiety, and isolation.

d)

Development of new friendships.

18.

What is the primary purpose of "fake news"?

a)

To provide accurate and unbiased information.

b)

To entertain people with fictional stories.

c)

To mislead or deceive people, often for political or financial gain.

d)

To promote healthy online discussions.

19.

When you encounter a news story online, what is a crucial step to take to verify if it's fake news?

a)

Immediately share it with all your friends.

b)

Only read the headline.

c)

Check the source of the information and look for other reliable news outlets reporting the same story.

d)

Assume everything you read online is true.

20.

Receiving an email that promises you a large sum of money if you send a small fee upfront, but you don't know the sender, is an example of what?

a)

A legitimate business offer.

b)

An online scam.

c)

A charitable donation request.

d)

A government lottery notification.