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HE_IA 102 Midterm Exam

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In teaching TLE subjects, ICT can best be used to:

a)

Replace teachers completely

b)

Enhance teaching through digital tools and presentations

c)

Limit student access to information

d)

Eliminate practical lessons

2.

Which of the following is an example of applying ICT in entrepreneurship or livelihood education?

a)

Using social media to promote handmade products

b)

Writing notes manually on paper

c)

Selling products only through face-to-face interactions

d)

Avoiding online communication

3.

When a teacher uses PowerPoint presentations, videos, and simulations to explain lessons, this demonstrates:

a)

Traditional teaching

b)

ICT Integration in Education

c)

Manual instruction

d)

Printed media use

4.

In an online class, the use of Zoom, Google Meet, or MS Teams represents ICT’s role in:

a)

Virtual Communication and Collaboration

b)

Computer Hardware

c)

Multimedia Production

d)

Offline Learning

5.

Which of the following statements best describes the importance of ICT in TLE education?

a)

ICT limits student creativity

b)

ICT provides digital tools that enhance teaching and learning of practical skills

c)

ICT replaces the need for workshops and laboratories

d)

ICT is only for entertainment purposes

6.

The set of instructions that tell a computer what to do is called (a)   .

7.

In Microsoft Word, the space at the top of the page where you can add titles, dates, or page numbers is called the (a)   .

8.

Devices such as keyboards, scanners, and mice are classified as (a)   devices.

9.

A printer is an example of an input device.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

The Mailings tab in Microsoft Word is used for performing Mail Merge tasks.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

ICT can be used to improve teaching strategies and student engagement in the classroom.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

As a future TLE teacher, you are preparing visual materials for your cooking demonstration. You want to design colorful recipe cards with pictures and text. Which ICT tool is most appropriate to use?

a)

Microsoft Excel

b)

Microsoft Word

c)

Canva

d)

Microsoft Powerpoint

13.

You are tasked to record your sewing project and share it with your class online. What ICT skill are you demonstrating?

a)

Word processing

b)

Digital video editing and sharing

c)

Database creation

d)

Coding

14.

You are computing the total sales of your food business for the week using formulas in a spreadsheet. Which software should you use?

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Microsoft Excel

c)

Microsoft PowerPoint

d)

Google Chrome

15.

You are preparing your teaching portfolio and need to store all your documents, photos, and lesson plans securely online. What ICT tool can you use?

a)

USB flash drive only

b)

Cloud storage (Google Drive, OneDrive)

c)

Calculator

d)

Microsoft Paint

16.

Your TLE class is creating a digital catalog of food recipes using Microsoft Word. You need to include pictures, titles, and instructions. Which feature will help you combine text and images neatly?

a)

Mail Merge

b)

Text Box and Insert Picture

c)

Formula Bar

d)

Hyperlink

17.

A fellow student copied an online article word-for-word for a report without giving credit. Which ICT principle was violated?

a)

Digital etiquette and copyright

b)

Data Privacy

c)

File management

d)

Freedom of Information

18.

Your group is creating a business proposal and sharing it online so members can edit together in real time. Which ICT tool supports collaborative work?

a)

Google Docs

b)

Sticky Notes

c)

Google Spreadsheet

d)

Google Slide

19.

The first generation of computers used which technology for circuitry?

a)

Transistors

b)

Integrated Circuits

c)

Vacuum Tubes

d)

Microprocessors

20.

The main disadvantage of first-generation computers was:

a)

They were very small and cheap

b)

They used binary code

c)

They generated a lot of heat and consumed much electricity

d)

They used microprocessors

21.

Transistors were first used in which generation of computers?

a)

First Generation

b)

Second Generation

c)

Third Generation

d)

Fourth Generation

22.

Which of the following is an example of a first-generation computer?

a)

IBM 1401

b)

ENIAC

c)

Apple II

d)

IBM PC

23.

Which of the following is not a major component of a computer system?

a)

Hardware

b)

Software

c)

Peopleware

d)

Electricity

24.

The physical parts of a computer that you can touch and see are called:

a)

Software

b)

Hardware

c)

Peopleware

d)

Firmware

25.

The main function of input devices is to:

a)

Display information to users

b)

Store data permanently

c)

Enter data and instructions into the computer

d)

Connect computers to the internet

26.

A storage device is mainly used for:

a)

Sending data over a network

b)

Saving data and files for future use

c)

Displaying information

d)

Controlling computer operations

27.

Communication devices are primarily used to:

a)

Increase storage capacity

b)

Connect and share data between computers

c)

Display graphics

d)

Execute programs

28.

Which tab on the Ribbon allows you to change the font type, size, and style?

a)

Insert

b)

Home

c)

Design

d)

Layout

29.

To save a document, which shortcut key combination is used?

a)

Ctrl + A

b)

Ctrl + S

c)

Ctrl + O

d)

Ctrl + P

30.

The shortcut key to copy selected text or object is:

a)

Ctrl + X

b)

Ctrl + C

c)

Ctrl + V

d)

Ctrl + Z

31.

Which tab allows you to adjust page margins, size, and orientation?

a)

Layout

b)

Design

c)

Review

d)

Insert

32.

To change the unit of measurement (e.g., from centimeters to inches), which option should you use?

a)

Page Setup → Margins

b)

View → Ruler

c)

File → Options → Advanced → Display

d)

Layout → Units

33.

To insert a header or footer, you should go to which tab?

a)

Insert

b)

View

c)

Layout

d)

Design

34.

The Header in a Word document appears:

a)

At the bottom of each page

b)

At the top of each page

c)

Only on the first page

d)

Only on the last page

35.

To insert a picture from your computer, choose:

a)

Insert → Shapes

b)

Insert → Pictures → This Device

c)

Layout → Picture Tools

d)

Home → Clipboard

36.

To resize a picture in Word, you should:

a)

Double-click it

b)

Right-click and choose “Resize Image”

c)

Drag the corner handles of the picture

d)

Use the Format Painter tool

37.

The Text Box feature in Word is used to:

a)

Add notes that are hidden

b)

Insert text in a movable container

c)

Add tables to a page

d)

Format text as a list

38.

The Mail Merge feature in Microsoft Word is used to:

a)

Combine multiple documents into one file

b)

Send personalized letters or emails to many recipients

c)

Protect a document from editing

d)

Insert tables and charts automatically

39.

The Data Source in a Mail Merge contains:

a)

Formatting styles

b)

Recipient information like names and addresses

c)

Page layout settings

d)

Header and footer details

40.

Which tab on the Ribbon allows you to start the Mail Merge process?

a)

Home

b)

Insert

c)

Mailings

d)

Review

41.

To see what your merged letters will look like before printing, use the:

a)

Preview Results button

b)

Insert Merge Field option

c)

Finish & Merge button

d)

Edit Recipient List command

42-46.

In today’s interconnected world, almost everything we do involves technology — from studying, working, and shopping to communicating with friends and expressing our opinions. This digital environment has made our lives more convenient, but it also comes with responsibilities. That’s where Digital Citizenship comes in.

Digital Citizenship refers to the responsible and ethical use of technology by anyone who interacts with the digital world. It’s not just about knowing how to use gadgets or apps — it’s about understanding how to behave, communicate, and make choices that promote safety, respect, and integrity online.

Being a good digital citizen means using the internet wisely. It means thinking before you click, post, or share something. Every post you make, every comment you write, and every photo you upload becomes part of your digital footprint — a record of your online behavior. Once something is shared publicly, it’s difficult to erase. That’s why we must always ask ourselves: “Is this kind? Is this true? Is this necessary?”

Another important part of digital citizenship is recognizing the digital divide — the gap between people who have access to technology and those who don’t. As responsible citizens, we should help others learn and connect, not leave them behind.

Furthermore, digital citizenship promotes awareness of digital law and digital etiquette. Cyberbullying, plagiarism, and spreading false information all have real consequences — not only online but also in real life. Respecting others’ privacy, citing proper sources, and following community guidelines are small steps that create a safer digital space for everyone.

In short, being a digital citizen means being safe, savvy, and social — using technology to build connections, learn new things, and make a positive impact on both local and global communities. As digital citizens, we are not just users of technology; we are stewards of a shared online world that reflects our values, actions, and character.

42.

How can you show respect and responsibility in your daily online interactions?

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43.

What steps can you take to protect your digital footprint and online privacy?

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44.

What is the main idea of Digital Citizenship?

a)

Learning how to use social media platforms effectively

b)

Using technology responsibly and ethically in the digital world

c)

Creating more online followers and digital influence

d)

Avoiding technology to stay safe online

45.

Which of the following best describes the “digital divide”?

a)

The separation between people who like Apple or Android devices

b)

The gap between those who have access to technology and those who do not

c)

The difference in the number of followers among internet users

d)

The division between young and old internet users

46.

What does the term “digital footprint” refer to?

a)

The number of websites a person visits daily

b)

The total number of social media followers a person has

c)

The trail of data and information left behind from online activities

d)

The password used for all digital accounts