WorksheetsGr6 End of Unit 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which of these is an input device?
Monitor
Printer
Keyboard
Speaker
Which of these is an output device?
Mouse
Microphone
Scanner
Projector
What does CPU stand for, and what is its role?
Central Processing Unit — executes instructions and processes data
Central Power Unit — supplies power
Computer Processing Utility — runs software
Core Peripheral Unit — manages I/O devices
Which type of memory is volatile (i.e. its contents are lost when power is turned off)?
ROM
Flash drive
Hard disk
RAM
Which of the following is an example of storage hardware?
ROM
SSD (Solid State Drive)
Keyboard
Printer
Which statement best describes software?
Physical parts of a computer you can touch
Programs and instructions telling hardware what to do
Storage devices only
Only games and applications
The system unit / computer case contains which of these components?
Monitor and keyboard
CPU, motherboard, RAM
Printer and scanner
Speakers and headphones
What is the difference between hardware and software?
Hardware is data; software is input
Hardware is physical; software is programs
Hardware is only internal; software is external
They are the same
Which device is used for long-term (non-volatile) storage?
RAM
CPU cache
Hard disk drive
Register
Which of these is NOT a storage device?
USB flash drive
Hard disk
CD/DVD
Monitor
What is the primary role of an operating system (OS)?
To make coffee
To control hardware resources and provide a user interface
To create charts and graphs
To store movies and music
Which of these is NOT a function of an operating system?
Managing memory
Handling input/output devices
Drawing animations for a movie
Launching applications
What is Windows Explorer (File Explorer) used for?
To play music
To organize, browse, open, and manage files and folders
To edit videos
To protect from viruses
In Windows Explorer, what does the “Address Bar” display?
The current folder path
The amount of disk space
The operating system version
A list of applications
Which of these is a feature of Windows Explorer?
Sorting files by name, size, type
Compiler for programming languages
Rendering 3D graphics
Editing video frames
To create a new folder in Windows, you usually right-click in a location and choose:
New → Document
New → Folder
New → Shortcut
Insert → Folder
When saving a file, what is the “Save As” option used for?
To delete the file
To save a copy under a different name or location
To close the file without saving
To rename a folder
What is the best practice for organizing files?
Keep all files in one folder
Use folders and subfolders with meaningful names
Mix many file types in a single folder without labels
Delete files you might need
What is a ZIP file (compressed file)?
A. A video file
B. A type of image file
C. A folder that can’t be opened
D. A compressed archive that can hold one or more files/folders
Why would you zip files?
To make them larger
To encrypt, compress, or group them for easy sharing
To delete them
To convert into images
Which extension is commonly used for ZIP compressed files?
.zip
.txt
.exe
.docx
If you drag a file into a folder in File Explorer, what happens?
The file is deleted
The file is copied or moved into that folder
The folder is zipped
Nothing
How do you extract (unzip) files from a ZIP archive in Windows?
Which is an example of a good folder name?
Stuff123
My Folder
Photos_2025_SchoolTrip
New folder (2)
Which of these is a correct order for organizing a new project’s files?
Save file → Create folder → Put file into folder
Create folder → Save file with meaningful name → Move into correct folder
Delete old folder → Save file → Create folder
Save file in root C: → Create folder later
