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FIRST QUARTERLY EXAMINATION - GRADE 4 - HELE/COMPUTER

Total questions: 98

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A computer is a/an:

a)

toy

b)

electronic device that processes data

c)

television

d)

radio

2.

The "brain" of the computer is called:

a)

Monitor

b)

Keyboard

c)

CPU (Central Processing Unit)

d)

Mouse

3.

Which part of the computer displays information?

a)

Keyboard

b)

Monitor/Screen

c)

Mouse

d)

CPU

4.

Which device prints documents on paper?

a)

Monitor

b)

Scanner

c)

Printer

d)

Keyboard

5.

A scanner is used to:

a)

print documents

b)

copy images into the computer

c)

play music

d)

type words

6.

Speakers are used to:

a)

type

b)

see pictures

c)

hear sounds

d)

print

7.

The computer case/system unit contains:

a)

only the monitor

b)

internal parts like CPU, memory, hard drive

c)

nothing

d)

only wires

8.

A laptop is:

a)

only a keyboard

b)

a portable computer

c)

a printer

d)

a phone

9.

A tablet is:

a)

a medicine

b)

a touchscreen computing device

c)

a book

d)

a TV

10.

What does CPU stand for?

a)

Computer Power Unit

b)

Central Processing Unit

c)

Central Power Unit

d)

Computer Processing Unit

11.

The hard drive is used to:

a)

a) type documents

b)

b) store data and programs

c)

c) display images

d)

d) print papers

12.

RAM (Random Access Memory) is:

a)

permanent storage

b)

temporary memory used when computer is on

c)

a type of printer

d)

a keyboard

13.

A webcam is used to:

a)

print pictures

b)

capture video and images

c)

listen to music

d)

type documents

14.

A computer can only do one task at a time.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

The mouse helps us navigate on the computer screen.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Computers need electricity to work.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

A printer is an input device.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The keyboard has letters, numbers, and special keys.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

To turn on a computer, you press the:

a)

monitor

b)

power button

c)

keyboard

d)

mouse

20.

The desktop is:

a)

a) a table

b)

b) the main screen you see after starting the computer

c)

c) a folder

d)

d) a printer

21.

Icons on the desktop represent:

a)

nothing

b)

programs, files, or folders

c)

only pictures

d)

only games

22.

To open a program, you:

a)

break the computer

b)

double-click on its icon

c)

turn off the computer

d)

unplug it

23.

A folder is used to:

a)

organize and store files

b)

print documents

c)

play games

d)

turn off computer

24.

To close a window, you click the:

a)

minimize button

b)

X button

c)

open button

d)

keyboard

25.

The Start button is usually located:

a)

at the top right

b)

at the bottom left corner

c)

in the middle

d)

on the keyboard

26.

A file is:

a)

a nail tool

b)

a document or data saved on the computer

c)

a folder

d)

a printer

27.

To save your work, you should:

a)

turn off the computer immediately

b)

click "Save" or press Ctrl+S

c)

close everything without saving

d)

unplug the computer

28.

Before turning off the computer, you should:

a)

just pull the plug

b)

properly shut down using the Start menu

c)

break it

d)

throw it

29.

What do you call the arrow pointer that moves when you move the mouse?

a)

Cursor/Pointer

b)

Arrow

c)

Button

d)

Icon

30.

The blinking line that shows where you will type is called:

a)

pointer

b)

cursor/insertion point

c)

line

d)

bar

31.

Click means to:

a)

press the left mouse button once

b)

turn off computer

c)

type

d)

print

32.

Double-click means to:

a)

click once slowly

b)

press the left mouse button twice quickly

c)

press keyboard

d)

turn on monitor

33.

Right-click means to:

a)

click the left button

b)

press the right mouse button once

c)

turn right

d)

close window

34.

When using a computer, you should sit:

a)

lying down

b)

with proper posture - back straight, feet flat

c)

standing on one leg

d)

upside down

35.

The computer screen should be:

a)

very close to your face

b)

at arm's length and at eye level

c)

on the floor

d)

very far away

36.

You should take breaks when using a computer:

a)

never

b)

every 20-30 minutes

c)

once a year

d)

only when tired

37.

Looking at a computer screen for too long can cause:

a)

nothing

b)

eye strain and fatigue

c)

happiness only

d)

stronger eyes

38.

Good lighting when using a computer:

a)

should be very dark

b)

should be adequate to reduce eye strain

c)

is not important

d)

should be blinding bright

39.

Spending too much time on computers can lead to:

a)

improved health always

b)

less physical activity and health problems

c)

nothing

d)

stronger muscles

40.

The 20-20-20 rule means:

a)

work 20 hours straight

b)

every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds

c)

take 20 breaks a day

d)

use computer for 20 days

41.

A password should be:

a)

your name

b)

strong, secret, and not shared with others

c)

"123456"

d)

told to everyone

42.

You should never share your personal information online like:

a)

your full name and address

b)

your school name

c)

your phone number

d)

all of the above

43.

If a stranger messages you online, you should:

a)

reply immediately

b)

tell a trusted adult and not respond

c)

give them your address

d)

send them money

44.

Cyberbullying is:

a)

playing online games

b)

using technology to hurt or harm others

c)

studying online

d)

shopping online

45.

If you see something online that makes you uncomfortable, you should:

a)

keep it secret

b)

tell a trusted adult immediately

c)

share it with friends

d)

ignore it forever

46.

A safe website usually has:

a)

a) https:// in the address

b)

b) lots of pop-ups

c)

c) requests for all your information

d)

d) scary warnings

47.

You should use the internet:

a)

to bully others

b)

responsibly and respectfully

c)

to spread false information

d)

without adult supervision

48.

Netiquette means:

a)

catching nets

b)

proper and polite behavior online

c)

playing games

d)

turning off internet

49.

Word processing software is used to:

a)

draw pictures only

b)

create and edit text documents

c)

play games

d)

browse internet

50.

Microsoft Word is an example of:

a)

a game

b)

word processing software

c)

a printer

d)

a calculator

51.

To create a new document in Word, you:

a)

break the keyboard

b)

click "New" or press Ctrl+N

c)

turn off computer

d)

close the program

52.

To make text bold, you:

a)

press Ctrl+B or click the Bold button

b)

press Delete

c)

close the document

d)

print it

53.

To make text italic, you:

a)

press Ctrl+I or click the Italic button

b)

press Enter

c)

save it

d)

close it

54.

To underline text, you:

a)

press Ctrl+U or click Underline button

b)

delete it

c)

copy it

d)

print it

55.

To change the font size, you:

a)

break the keyboard

b)

select text and choose a size from the font size menu

c)

turn off computer

d)

do nothing

56.

To change font color, you:

a)

paint the screen

b)

select text and choose a color from the font color button

c)

close the document

d)

delete everything

57.

The "Enter" key is used to:

a)

delete text

b)

start a new line or paragraph

c)

close the program

d)

save the document

58.

The "Backspace" key is used to:

a)

move forward

b)

delete characters to the left of the cursor

c)

save work

d)

print

59.

The "Delete" key removes:

a)

the entire computer

b)

characters to the right of the cursor

c)

nothing

d)

the keyboard

60.

To copy text, you:

a)

select text and press Ctrl+C

b)

delete it

c)

close the document

d)

print it

61.

To paste copied text, you:

a)

press Ctrl+V

b)

press Delete

c)

turn off computer

d)

close program

62.

To undo a mistake, you:

a)

cry

b)

press Ctrl+Z or click Undo

c)

close everything

d)

restart computer

63.

To print a document, you:

a)

throw it away

b)

press Ctrl+P or click Print

c)

delete it

d)

close it

64.

Alignment refers to:

a)

how text is positioned (left, center, right, justified)

b)

colors only

c)

font size

d)

printing

65.

To center text, you:

a)

press Ctrl+E or click the Center align button

b)

delete it

c)

close document

d)

print it

66.

Spell check helps you:

a)

do math

b)

find and correct spelling errors

c)

draw pictures

d)

play games

67.

To insert a picture in a document, you:

a)

draw it by hand

b)

use Insert > Picture menu

c)

break the computer

d)

close everything

68.

A bulleted list is used to:

a)

shoot bullets

b)

organize items in a list with bullet points

c)

delete text

d)

close documents

69.

Presentation software is used to:

a)

create slideshows and presentations

b)

only type letters

c)

play games

d)

print only

70.

Microsoft PowerPoint is an example of:

a)

word processor

b)

presentation software

c)

game

d)

calculator

71.

A slide is:

a)

a playground equipment

b)

a single page in a presentation

c)

a document

d)

a printer

72.

To add a new slide, you:

a)

break the computer

b)

click "New Slide" or press Ctrl+M

c)

close the program

d)

delete everything

73.

You can add _____ to make presentations interesting:

a)

text and images

b)

videos and animations

c)

transitions

d)

all of the above

74.

A transition is:

a)

a) a type of car

b)

b) an effect between slides

c)

c) a font

d)

d) a color

75.

Animation makes objects on a slide:

a)

disappear forever

b)

move or appear with effects

c)

print

d)

delete

76.

To view a presentation in full screen, you press:

a)

Delete

b)

F5 or click Slideshow

c)

Ctrl+C

d)

Escape

77.

Good presentations should have:

a)

too much text

b)

clear, simple, and visually appealing slides

c)

no pictures

d)

tiny fonts

78.

When presenting, you should:

a)

speak clearly and make eye contact

b)

whisper

c)

turn your back

d)

run away

79.

Spreadsheet software is used to:

a)

organize data in rows and columns

b)

make calculations

c)

create charts

d)

all of the above

80.

Microsoft Excel is an example of:

a)

word processor

b)

spreadsheet software

c)

game

d)

drawing program

81.

In a spreadsheet, columns are labeled with:

a)

numbers

b)

letters (A, B, C...)

c)

colors

d)

shapes

82.

In a spreadsheet, rows are labeled with:

a)

letters

b)

numbers (1, 2, 3...)

c)

colors

d)

shapes

83.

A cell is:

a)

a phone

b)

the box where a row and column meet

c)

a folder

d)

a printer

84.

An algorithm is:

a)

a) a type of math

b)

b) step-by-step instructions to solve a problem

c)

c) a computer game

d)

d) a type of food

85.

Algorithms are used in:

a)

cooking recipes

b)

giving directions

c)

computer programming

d)

all of the above

86.

The steps in an algorithm should be:

a)

confusing

b)

clear and in order

c)

random

d)

backwards

87.

An algorithm to make a sandwich would include steps like:

a)

get bread

b)

add fillings

c)

close sandwich

d)

all of the above in order

88.

In programming, algorithms help computers:

a)

break

b)

know what steps to follow

c)

turn off

d)

print randomly

89.

A good algorithm should be:

a)

clear and precise

b)

confusing

c)

incomplete

d)

wrong

90.

Algorithms can be written using:

a)

words (pseudocode)

b)

flowcharts

c)

programming code

d)

all of the above

91.

A flowchart is:

a)

a type of flower

b)

a diagram showing steps in a process

c)

a chart about flow of water

d)

a game

92.

In flowcharts, an oval shape represents:

a)

decision

b)

start or end

c)

process

d)

input/output

93.

In flowcharts, a rectangle represents:

a)

start/end

b)

a process or action

c)

decision

d)

nothing

94.

In flowcharts, a diamond shape represents:

a)

start/end

b)

process

c)

a decision (yes/no question)

d)

jewelry

95.

Arrows in flowcharts show:

a)

nothing

b)

the direction or flow of steps

c)

decorations

d)

mistakes

96.

A flowchart for brushing teeth would start with:

a)

sleep

b)

an oval saying "Start"

c)

eat breakfast

d)

go to school

97.

Flowcharts help us:

a)

visualize and understand processes

b)

confuse people

c)

waste time

d)

nothing

98.

Which is the correct order for a simple flowchart?

a)

a) Start → Process → End

b)

b) End → Start → Process

c)

c) Process → Process → Process

d)

d) Random shapes