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Computer 2 1st Quarter

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first computing device developed by Chinese.

a)

abacus

b)

Napier's bones

c)

Oughtred's Slide Rule

d)

Pascaline Machine

2.

It can perform multiplication and division. Contains a set if 11 bone sticks.

Invented by John Napier in year 1614.

a)

abacus

b)

Napier's bones

c)

Oughtred's Slide Rule

d)

Pascaline Machine

3.

By sliding the ruler it can do multiplication and division, Developed by William Oughtred in year 1632

a)

abacus

b)

Napier's bones

c)

Oughtred's Slide Rule

d)

Pascaline Machine

4.

It can add and subtract by means of rotating 10-toothed wheels and cogs.

Invented by Blaise Pascal in year 1642

a)

abacus

b)

Napier's bones

c)

Oughtred's Slide Rule

d)

Pascaline Machine

5.

Who invented the first calculator?

a)

Blaise Pascal

b)

Williiam Oughtred

c)

Gottfried Wilhem vin Leibniz

d)

Charles Babbage

6.

Who is the Father of Modern Computer? He is an English Mathematician invented a steam driven calculating machine that can be as big as a room.

a)

Blaise Pascal

b)

Williiam Oughtred

c)

Gottfried Wilhem vin Leibniz

d)

Charles Babbage

7.

Who invented the intergrated circuit, known as computer chip.

a)

Robert Noyce and Jack Kilby

b)

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak

c)

Bill Gates

8.

Who start Apple Computers and roll out the Apple 1, the first computer with a single-circuit board?

a)

Robert Noyce and Jack Kilby

b)

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak

c)

Bill Gates

9.

In year ___ the birth of many touch-driven devices like tablet computer.

a)

Year 2010

b)

Year 2015

10.

The year when Apple release the Apple watch and Microsoft release Windows 10.

a)

Year 2010

b)

Year 2015

11.

What are the 4 uses of computers?

a)

Use for Academic

b)

Use for profession

c)

Use for Business

d)

Use for leisure and entertainment

e)

Use for fishing

12.

They are known as personal computers. They are the cheapest and most widely used type of computers.

a)

Super computer

b)

Mainframe Computer

c)

Midrange Computer

d)

Micro-computer

13.

The most powerful computers in terms of performance and date processing.

Used by NASA and PAGASA.

a)

Super computer

b)

Mainframe Computer

c)

Midrange Computer

d)

Micro-computer

14.

Not as powerful as supercomputers, but they are used by many large firms and government organizations to run their business operations like BSP, PLDT and Meralco

a)

Super computer

b)

Mainframe Computer

c)

Midrange Computer

d)

Micro-computer

15.

Small computers or servers use by small businesses and firms,

like Shopping malls, department stores or even schools

a)

Super computer

b)

Mainframe Computer

c)

Midrange Computer

d)

Micro-computer

16.

What do you call the information in the form of words, numbers, or pictures used by the computer to perform a task.

a)

Data

b)

Language

17.

We use this to enter data and instructions into the computer.

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

Process

18.

We use these to view or print the result/product of the work or data we entered in the computer.

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

Process

19.

What are the most common input devices?

a)

Keyboard and Mouse

b)

Webcam and Joystick

20.

What are the most common output devices?

a)

Headphone and Speaker

b)

Monitor and Printer

21.

It is the part of the mouse that attached to and send signal to the CPU.

a)

Scroll wheel

b)

Long wire

c)

Left mouse button

d)

Right mouse button

22.

Known as the primary button.

Used to select, drag and move objects and choose from the menus displayed if any.

a)

Scroll wheel

b)

Long wire

c)

Left mouse button

d)

Right mouse button

23.

Known as the secondary button.

By clicking this button while pointing at an object on the screen, it usually bring out a "Menu Bar" where you can choose more commands.

a)

Scroll wheel

b)

Long wire

c)

Left mouse button

d)

Right mouse button

24.

Mouse is the hand in the computer environment. By moving and clicking your mouse you will be able to select, move, drag, open, close, and even change object in your computer environment.

a)

true

b)

false

25.

The pointer represents where your mouse is in your screen. It changes in appearance depending on the object your pointer pointed at.

a)

true

b)

false

26.

Place the tip of the mouse pointer to a desired object on the screen.

a)

point

b)

click

c)

drag

27.

This is done by pressing either the left or right mouse button.

a)

point

b)

click

c)

drag

28.

This is done by selecting an object on the screen and pressing the left mouse button while moving the object to your desired location.

a)

point

b)

click

c)

drag

29.

This is done by pressing on the left-click mouse button.

a)

left-click

b)

right-click

c)

double-click

30.

This is done by pressing on the right-click mouse button.

a)

left-click

b)

right-click

c)

double-click

31.

This is done by pressing the mouse button twice quickly.

a)

left-click

b)

right-click

c)

double-click

32.

These keys include the letter keys (A-Z) and above them are the number keys (1-0).

a)

Typing Keys

b)

Numeric Keys

c)

Function Keys

33.

This is found at the far-right side of the keyboard. It is used to enter numeric data.

a)

Typing Keys

b)

Numeric Keys

c)

Function Keys

34.

The twelve function keys are found at the top of the arranged in a row (F1 - F12).

a)

Typing Keys

b)

Numeric Keys

c)

Function Keys

35.

These keys provide cursor and screen control. It includes the four arrow keys, Home, End, Insert, Delete, Page Up, Page Down, Control(Ctrl), Alternate (Alt), and Escape (Esc)

a)

Control Keys

b)

Special Purpose Keys

c)

Arrow Keys

36.

These keys are used for special purposes, like Enter, Shift, Caps lock, Num Lock, Space Bar, Tab, Print Screen.

a)

Control Keys

b)

Special Purpose Keys

c)

Arrow Keys

37.

These keys allow you to move the insertion point for typing.

a)

Control Keys

b)

Special Purpose Keys

c)

Arrow Keys

38.

Windows 10 is one of the fastest operating system after the Windows 8 version.

a)

b)

39.

This is the common screen in the previous versions of Windows.

a)

Desktop Screen

b)

Tablet Mode Settings

40.

It is a setting where you can see the apps in tiles. It is the full screen of the apps.

a)

Desktop Screen

b)

Tablet Mode Settings

41.
  1. 1. The opening screen in start menu, it allows you to personalize your computer.

a)

Background

b)

Desktop icons

c)

Windows button

42.
  1. 2. It is a pictorial representation of a program or file

a)

Background

b)

Desktop icons

c)

Windows button

43.
  1. 3. It contains different programs and applications available in your computer.

a)

Background

b)

Desktop icons

c)

Windows button

44.
  1. 4. It includes buttons to launch favorite programs. It also contains the search and task view.

a)

Jump List

b)

Taskbar

c)

System tray

45.
  1. 5. It contains the Start Button, shortcuts to applications, the date and time, and more. It also contains buttons/icons of running (currently open) programs.

a)

Jump List

b)

Taskbar

c)

System tray

46.
  1. 6. It contains icons for easy access to system functions such as printer, modem, volume, time, date and more.

a)

Jump List

b)

Taskbar

c)

System tray

47.
  1. What are the commonly used windows accessories?

a)

Calculator

b)

Stickynotes

c)

Photo Viewer

d)

Paint

48.
  1. Use to view digital photos in different ways

a)

Calculator

b)

Photo Viewer

c)

Paint

49.
  1. A window accessories designed to perform basic mathematical calculations such as addition, multiplication, subtraction, or division

a)

Calculator

b)

Stickynotes

c)

Photo Viewer

50.
  1. A window accessories that allows you to make reminders for yourself and stick them on your desktop.

a)

Stickynotes

b)

Photo Viewer

c)

Paint

51.
  1. Photo viewer option that allows you to duplicate several times the picture currently viewed.

a)

Make a Copy

b)

Copy

c)

Properties

52.
  1. Photo viewer option that you can click to copy the image to another program.

a)

Make a Copy

b)

Copy

c)

Properties

53.
  1. Photo viewer option that when you click, you can see the details about the currently viewed photo.

a)

Make a Copy

b)

Exit

c)

Properties

54.
  1. Photo viewer option use to exit this menu.

a)

Make a Copy

b)

Exit

c)

Properties

55.
  1. It changes the display size. It allows you to get close-up view of people or objects in your picture.

a)

Zoom

b)

Fit to Window

c)

Previous and Next Arrows

56.
  1. Click this to view the picture at it actual size.

a)

Rotate

b)

Fit to Window

c)

Previous and Next Arrows

57.
  1. Click on this to navigate through pictures.

a)

Rotate

b)

Fit to Window

c)

Previous and Next Arrows

58.
  1. You can rotate the picture either counter clockwise or clockwise.

a)

Rotate

b)

Fit to Window

c)

Previous and Next Arrows

59.
  1. Click this to view your pictures via slideshow.

a)

Rotate

b)

Fit to Window

c)

Slideshow

60.
  1. Click this to delete the currently viewed picture.

a)

Delete

b)

Fit to Window

c)

Slideshow

61.

Complete the missing parts of the calculator.

a)

b)

c)

62.

Complete the missing parts of the calculator.

a)

b)

c)

63.

Complete the missing parts of the calculator.

a)

b)

c)

64.

Complete the missing parts of the calculator.

a)

b)

c)

65.

Complete the missing parts of the calculator.

a)

b)

c)

66.

Complete the missing parts of the calculator.

a)

b)

c)

d)

67.

Complete the missing parts of the calculator.

a)

b)

c)

68.

Complete the missing parts of the calculator.

a)

b)

c)

69.

How to create sticky notes on your desktop?

a)
  1. 1. Click on the Start Button.

  2. 2. Choose Programs/All Programs.

  3. 3. Click on Accessories.

  4. 4. Click in Sticky Notes

b)
  1. 1. Click on the Start Button.

  2. 2. Click on Accessories.

  3. 3. Click in Sticky Notes

70.

How to open the Calculator?

a)
  1. 1. Click on the Start Button.

  2. 2. Choose All Programs.

  3. 3. Click on Accessories.

  4. 4. Click on Calculator.

b)
  1. 1. Click on the Start Button.

  2. 2. Choose Programs.

  3. 3. Click on Accessories.

  4. 4. Click on Calculator.