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1.

What is the primary hardware used in computer programming?

a)

A. Smartphone

b)

B. Printer

c)

C. Computer

d)

D. Router

2.

Which of the following tools is used to manage changes to source code over time?

a)

Debugger

b)

Version Control System

c)

Compiler

d)

Code Editor

3.

What is the main function of a Build Automation Tool?

a)

A. Writing and editing code

b)

B. Managing software libraries

c)

C. Automating compiling, testing, and deployment

d)

D. Translating code into machine language

4.

Which of the following is a lightweight alternative to an IDE for quick coding?

a)

A. Visual Studio

b)

B. Eclipse

c)

C. Code Editor

d)

D. Git

5.

Why is it important to use an anti-static wristband when servicing computer hardware?

a)

A. To keep the technician’s hands warm caused by static electricity

b)

B. To prevent dust from entering the computer

c)

C. To avoid electrical damage caused by static electricity

d)

D. To improve the speed of hardware installation

6.

What is the main purpose of using diagnostic software in computer servicing?

a)

A. To clean the computer’s internal parts

b)

B. To install and troubleshoot new applications

c)

C. To identify and troubleshoot hardware or system issues

d)

D. To measure voltage and current

7.

. Which device is responsible for modulating and demodulating signals for data transmission over telephone lines Or cable systems?

a)

A. Switch

b)

B. Router

c)

C. Modem

d)

D. Antenna

8.

What is the primary function of a repeater or extender in a network?

a)

A. To assign IP addresses to devices

b)

B. To amplify or regenerate signals to extend network range

c)

C. To connect mobile devices to a cellular network

d)

D. To transmit and receive radio waves

9.

What is the best way to practice good digital citizenship when engaging in social media discussions?

a)

A. Respond aggressively to challenge opposing opinions

b)

B. Ignore comments and never engage in discussions

c)

C. Maintain respectful dialogue and consider different perspectives

d)

D. Delete the post immediately to avoid controversy

10.

How should a responsible digital citizen react to harassment in an online gaming environment?

a)

A. Retaliate with similar language to defend themselves

b)

B. Report the abusive player and avoid engaging further

c)

C. Leave the game and never report the incident

d)

D. Join in to make the experience more competitive

11.

What is the safest approach when receiving an email from an unknown sender with a suspicious link?

a)

A. Open the link to check its contents

b)

b. Respond to the email to ask for more details

c)

C. Delete the email without reporting it

d)

d. Report the email and avoid clicking on the link

12.

How can a student demonstrate digital citizenship in an online learning forum?

a)

A. Post disrespectful comments about differing opinions

b)

B. Avoid contributing to discussions altogether

c)

C. Engage respectfully and provide constructive feedback

d)

D. Share unrelated information to divert the discussion

13.

What is a digital footprint?

a)

A. The physical location of a user tracked by GPS

b)

B. The trail of data individuals leave behind when using the internet

c)

C. The total number of social media accounts a person has

d)

D. A private record of a user’s online activity that cannot be accessed by others

14.

Which statement best describes an active digital footprint?

a)

A. Data collected without a user’s direct involvement, such as cookies and IP addresses

b)

B. Information a user actively shares online, like social media posts and blog entries

c)

C. A user’s browsing history that websites secretly store for analytics

d)

D. The metadata websites collect without asking for permission

15.

Why is managing your digital footprint important?

a)

A. It helps prevent identity theft and reputation damage

b)

B. It allows companies to gather unlimited personal information

c)

C. It makes online activities completely anonymous and untraceable

d)

D. It ensures all online data remains permanently available

16.

How can individuals protect their digital identity?

a)

A. Use strong passwords and enable two-factor authentication

b)

B. Share personal details freely to increase online visibility

c)

C. Avoid searching their own name to maintain privacy

d)

D. Disable privacy settings to improve accessibility

17.

What is the primary function of color in graphic design?

a)

A. To add texture

b)

b. To create emphasis

c)

c. To adjust brightness

d)

d. To set alignment

18.

Which principle of design focuses on creating a sense of equilibrium in a design?

a)

A. Contrast

b)

b. Emphasis

c)

c. Unity

d)

d. Balance

19.

Which element of design is responsible for creating the illusion of depth and space in a two-dimensional artwork?

a)

A. Shape

b)

b. Texture

c)

c. Value

d)

d. Line

20.

Which part of a letter is the main curved stroke, commonly found in the lowercase or capital letter ‘S’?

a)

A. Spine

b)

b. Cross bar

c)

c. Shoulder

d)

d. Baseline

21.

Why is it important to carefully choose a font for a project?

a)

A. Fonts have no impact on a design's message

b)

B. Fonts can come across as casual, neutral, exotic, or graphic

c)

C. Any font works for any project without consideration

d)

D. Fonts should always be overly decorative for maximum effect

22.

Which of the following fonts is known for being overused and outdated?

a)

A. Arial

b)

b. Times New Roman

c)

c. Papyrus

d)

d. Helvetica

23.

______ is the strategic arrangement of type to enhance readability and visual appeal in graphic and web design.

a)

A. Color

b)

b. Form

c)

c. Typography

d)

d. Tone

24.

The _______ is a tool that shows the relationships between different colors.

a)

A. Color wheel

b)

b. Analogous

c)

c. Complementary

d)

d. Split Complementary

25.

Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel are called _______ colors.

a)

A. Double complementary

b)

b. Split Complementary

c)

c. Analogous

d)

d. Triadic Colors

26.

What is the primary benefit of using layers in Adobe Photoshop?

a)

A. Increases file size significantly

b)

b. Allows non-destructive editing

c)

C. Limits the ability to edit images

d)

d. Reduces color accuracy

27.

Which tool is used to selectively hide or reveal parts of an image for compositing?

a)

A. Levels Adjustment

b)

b. Hue/Saturation

c)

c. Masks

d)

d. Smart Objects

28.

What is the purpose of color management in Photoshop?

a)

A. To add filters to images

b)

b. To ensure accurate color reproduction across devices

c)

C. To enhance brightness and contrast

d)

d. To convert images to black and white

29.

Which file format retains all layers and editing capabilities in Photoshop?

a)

A. JPEG

b)

b. PNG

c)

c. PSD

d)

d. TIFF

30.

Where is the Menu Bar located in Adobe Photoshop?

a)

A. At the top of the screen

b)

b. On the left side of the screen

c)

C. At the bottom of the interface

d)

d. In the middle of the workspace

31.

How can you quickly open an image in Photoshop from Windows Explorer?

a)

A. Click the Open button at the Home Screen

b)

b. Use the Image Adjustment panel

c)

C. Drag and drop the image onto the Photoshop interface

d)

d. Convert the image to grayscale first

32.

What does it mean when an option in a menu appears grayed out?

a)

A. It is a frequently used option

b)

b. It is currently unavailable based on the user's activity

c)

C. It is a shortcut option for quick access

d)

d. It indicates the feature has been removed

33.

Which part of Photoshop provides additional settings based on the tool selected?

a)

A. Toolbar

b)

b. Layers Panel

c)

c. Options Bar

d)

d. Filter Menu

34.

Which tool would you use to remove unnecessary parts of an image?

a)

A. Move Tool

b)

b. Crop Tool

c)

c. Brush Tool

d)

d. Healing Brush

35.

Which stage of video editing involves collecting video footage, images, sound effects, and music?

a)

A. Production

b)

b. Pre-Production

c)

c. Post-Production

d)

d. Exporting

36.

What is the main purpose of timeline editing in video editing software?

a)

A. To adjust audio levels

b)

b. To arrange clips in the desired sequence

c)

C. To add text overlays

d)

d. To export the final video

37.

Which feature in video editing software helps create smooth transitions between scenes?

a)

A. Transitions

b)

b. Audio editing

c)

c. Effects

d)

d. Color grading

38.

What technique enhances the color palette of a video to create a specific mood or style?

a)

A. Effects

b)

b. Timeline editing

c)

c. Color grading

d)

d. Importing media

39.

At which stage of video editing do you export the final video in a format suitable for its target Platform?

a)

A. Pre-Production

b)

b. Production

c)

c. Effects

d)

d. Post-Production

40.

Which field relies on video editing to assemble movies, documentaries, and short films?

a)

A. Marketing

b)

b. Journalism

c)

c. Education

d)

d. Filmmaking

41.

Which category of filmmaking equipment helps capture high-quality visuals?

a)

a. Sound recording devices

b)

b. Lighting stands and reflectors

c)

c. Microphone attachments

d)

d. Camera and lenses

42.

How is video editing used in marketing and advertising?

a)

A. To produce news reports

b)

B. To create engaging video ads and product demonstrations

c)

C. To edit vlogs and music videos

d)

D. To assemble educational tutorials

43.

What is the primary purpose of the pre-production phase in filmmaking?

a)

A. Editing the final film

b)

B. Planning and organizing all aspects before filming

c)

C. Marketing and distributing the movie

d)

D. Filming scenes in chronological order

44.

Which element of pre-production ensures a structured narrative and engaging dialogue?

a)

A. Storyboarding

b)

b. Talent scouting

c)

c. Scriptwriting

d)

d. Equipment selection

45.

How does storyboarding help in filmmaking?

a)

A. It adds special effects to the film

b)

B. It visually maps out key scenes for better shot planning

c)

C. It sets up lighting conditions before filming

d)

D. It helps actors memorize their lines

46.

What is a logline in scriptwriting?

a)

A. A short, descriptive summary of the story

b)

b. A list of camera movements

c)

C. A guide for actors to follow

d)

d. A final draft of the script

47.

Why is shot listing important in pre-production?

a)

A. It helps design costumes for the film

b)

B. It ensures all necessary shots are planned and documented

c)

C. It determines the film’s budget

d)

D. It is used exclusively for animation projects

48.

What is the role of talent scouting in pre-production?

a)

A. Hiring crew members only

b)

b. Securing equipment for the shoot

c)

C. Selecting actors who fit the film’s characters

d)

d. Managing post-production effects

49.

In storyboarding, what is prioritized over artistic perfection?

a)

A. Color choices

b)

b. Detailed illustrations

c)

C. 3D models of the film

d)

d. Scene clarity and composition

50.

Why is the pre-production phase often compared to an architect’s blueprint?

a)

A. It builds a physical structure before filming

b)

B. It helps create movie posters

c)

C. It serves as a backup plan for editing

d)

D. It lays the groundwork for a smooth filmmaking process

ict 8 summative

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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