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LCPS- Quiz 3

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of a walkie-talkie?

a)

Playing games

b)

Sending or receiving information

c)

Watching movies

d)

Storing data

2.

Which of the following is a benefit of ICT development in government services?

a)

Longer waiting times for applications

b)

Manual processing of documents

c)

Applications for driver's licences

d)

Decreased efficiency in services

3.

When discussing ICT developments, __________ apps like FNB app and e-Mali are examples of how money is sent and received.

a)

social media

b)

gaming

c)

mobile banking

d)

video calling

4.

You are in a remote area with no mobile network but need to communicate with a team member a short distance away. Which traditional communication tool discussed could be effective?

a)

Landline telephone

b)

Mobile phone

c)

Walkie-talkie

d)

Internet-enabled laptop

5.

A business wants to improve its service efficiency by using ICT. Which of the following ICT developments is directly related to making payments and transactions easier for customers?

a)

Electronic government (e-govt)

b)

Automated Teller Machines (ATMs)

c)

Online news portals

d)

Digital cameras for security

6.

When discussing the misuse of ICT devices at home, which of these would be the most relevant example?

a)

Using a tablet to read an eBook.

b)

Using a mobile phone to send a text message.

c)

Using a device in a manner that causes harm or is inappropriate.

d)

Using a radio to listen to news.

7.

What is the most significant improvement brought by new ICT developments in the government sector, as implied by the examples given?

a)

Reduced need for physical documents.

b)

Increased government spending.

c)

Slower service delivery.

d)

Limited access to government services.

8.

What is a direct implication of new ICT developments on the transport sector?

a)

Only traditional methods of transport are used.

b)

Services are improved, potentially through digital means.

c)

There is no change in transport services.

d)

Only personal vehicles are affected.

9.

When considering ICT devices used in a home setting, which of the following best describes their general purpose?

a)

Primarily for agricultural data collection.

b)

Solely for emergency communication.

c)

To support daily life activities, often involving information exchange or entertainment.

d)

Exclusively for advanced scientific research.

10.

What is a key difference between a mobile phone and a walkie-talkie as communication tools?

a)

Mobile phones require airtime, walkie-talkies do not.

b)

Walkie-talkies can send text messages, mobile phones cannot.

c)

Mobile phones only receive information, walkie-talkies send.

d)

Walkie-talkies have a camera, mobile phones do not.

11.

In Microsoft Word, what are AutoShapes used for?

a)

Typing text faster

b)

Drawing predefined shapes

c)

Correcting spelling errors

d)

Managing files

12.

To change the appearance of text in a Word document, such as its size or colour, you would typically use:

a)

Formatting

b)

Deleting

c)

Saving

d)

Printing

13.

What is the primary purpose of setting page margins in a document?

a)

To add decorative borders

b)

To ensure text doesn't overlap or get hidden by binding

c)

To change the document's language

d)

To count the words in the document

14.

Which proofreading tool helps you find the total number of words in a document?

a)

Spelling and Grammar

b)

Thesaurus

c)

Word count

d)

Editor

15.

When you want to save a document that has not been saved before, or give an existing document a new name, which option should you use?

a)

Save

b)

Print

c)

Retrieve

d)

Save As

16.

What is the main function of folders on a computer?

a)

To delete files permanently

b)

To display images

c)

To organize and store files

d)

To run applications

17.

Which shortcut key combination is specifically used to copy text or objects?

a)

Ctrl + V

b)

Ctrl + C

c)

Ctrl + P

d)

Ctrl + S

18.

To temporarily store deleted files and offer an option to recover them, Windows operating systems use the:

a)

Hard Drive

b)

Desktop

c)

Recycle Bin

d)

Taskbar

19.

What happens when you right-click on highlighted cells in a table and select "Merge Cells"?

a)

The cells are duplicated.

b)

The cells are combined into a bigger cell.

c)

The cells are deleted.

d)

The cells change colour.

20.

Which view allows you to see how a document will look before it is printed?

a)

Print Preview

b)

Draft View

c)

Web Layout View

d)

Outline View

21.

What is the keyboard shortcut for pasting text or objects?

a)

Ctrl + C

b)

Ctrl + X

c)

Ctrl + V

d)

Ctrl + P

22.

The section of the Microsoft Word window that contains various tools organized by tabs is called the _________.

a)

status bar

b)

ribbon

c)

desktop

d)

taskbar

23.

Your printer is not working. After checking that it's plugged in, what is another basic troubleshooting step you might perform?

a)

Replace the computer's motherboard.

b)

Check if the printer has toner/paper.

c)

Reinstall the operating system.

d)

Upgrade the internet connection.

24.

All formulas in Microsoft Excel must start with an _________ sign.

a)

addition

b)

equals

c)

minus

d)

multiplication

25.

Order the steps for inserting a table into a Microsoft Word document using the grid method:

a)

Select the Insert tab.

b)

Click the Table button in the Tables group.

c)

Move the pointer across and down the grid to select the number of columns and rows.

d)

Click on the selected part or press Enter.

26.

Your friend asks you to make a pie chart to show the proportion of different types of fruit in a basket. After entering the data in a table, what is the next step to create the pie chart in a spreadsheet?

a)

Go to the Home tab.

b)

Select the Layout tab.

c)

Highlight the table and go to the Insert tab.

d)

Use the Spelling and Grammar check.

27.

To play an audio file format like WMA from an internal hard drive, what software is commonly used?

a)

Word processor

b)

Media player

c)

Spreadsheet

d)

Web browser

28.

What is the process of writing data onto a recordable compact disc called?

a)

Compressing

b)

Formatting

c)

Burning

d)

Deleting

29.

Which type of optical disc allows you to write data multiple times?

a)

CD-R

b)

DVD-R

c)

CD-RW/DVD-RW

d)

CD-ROM

30.

What technology allows you to make voice and video calls over the internet using applications like Skype or WhatsApp?

a)

SMS

b)

Email

c)

VoIP

d)

MMS

31.

Which of these is typically an output in a hospital's Outpatient Department (OPD) process?

a)

Patient registration

b)

Diagnostic testing

c)

Consultation

d)

Treatment

32.

When creating space on a storage device, which action would permanently erase all data?

a)

Compressing files

b)

Deleting individual files

c)

Formatting the device

d)

Renaming folders

33.

What type of call uses Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)?

a)

Landline call

b)

Mobile network call

c)

Voice and video call

d)

SMS message

34.

Order the following troubleshooting steps:

a)

Identify the problem.

b)

Check the system to verify the possible cause.

c)

Find a possible cause for the problem.

d)

Make a plan on how to solve the problem.

35.

What is the most beneficial aspect of a flow chart diagram in programming or system design?

a)

It always uses only two symbols.

b)

It helps programmers plan and visualize the sequence of operations.

c)

It automatically executes the program.

d)

It replaces the need for coding.

36.

What does "URL" stand for?

a)

Universal Resource Link

b)

Uniform Resource Locator

c)

Uninterrupted Remote Login

d)

User Registration Log

37.

What is the maximum file size for an attachment that can typically be sent through email?

a)

10 MB

b)

25 MB

c)

50 MB

d)

100 MB

38.

What is the purpose of downloading a document from the internet?

a)

To view it only when online.

b)

To make it available for later use even without internet connection.

c)

To share it automatically on social media.

d)

To convert it into a different format.

39.

A saved shortcut that directs a user's browser to a specific web page is called a _________.

a)

hyperlink

b)

bookmark

c)

attachment

d)

URL

40.

When you paste information, it is inserted from the _________.

a)

web page

b)

hard drive

c)

clipboard

d)

downloads folder

41.

You've received an email and want to send it to another person who wasn't originally on the recipient list. What function would you use?

a)

Reply

b)

Reply All

c)

Forward

d)

Compose

42.

Order the steps for copying text from a website and pasting it into a Microsoft Word document:

a)

Open a Microsoft Word document.

b)

Highlight the appropriate content on the website.

c)

Press Ctrl + V to paste.

d)

Press Ctrl + C to copy.

43.

What is the legal ownership that people or organizations have over things they have created, like designs or inventions?

a)

Public domain

b)

Intellectual property

c)

Creative Commons

d)

Open source

44.

Which technique helps prevent unwanted access to a network by filtering incoming and outgoing traffic?

a)

Encryption

b)

Two-factor authentication

c)

Firewalls

d)

Backing up data

45.

What indicates that a website's information is influenced by citations or adverts are separated from content?

a)

Accuracy

b)

Authority

c)

Objectivity

d)

Coverage

46.

HTTPS in a URL bar indicates that a website is _________.

a)

unsecure

b)

encrypted

c)

public

d)

fake

47.

A domain name ending in .gov is usually used by the _________.

a)

commercial providers

b)

non-profit organizations

c)

government

d)

network service providers

48.

You find a picture online that you want to use for a school presentation. To avoid plagiarism, what detail must you include when acknowledging the source?

a)

The price of the image.

b)

The name of the photographer or source.

c)

The file size of the image.

d)

The resolution of the image.