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ICT 7 Revision 1

Total questions: 120

Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A computer network is where two or more devices are connected together so they can share...

a)

people

b)

resources

c)

cables

2.

Local Area Networks are usually located within a single building

a)

True

b)

False

3.

With a LAN, users can usually log on to any work station to access their files.

a)

False

b)

True

4.

Which of the following peripherals is MOST likely to be shared via a network?

a)

Projector

b)

Printer

c)

Keyboard

5.

Home networks are more likely to use a...

a)

router

b)

switch

c)

hub

6.

If there is a problem with the ... then people on the network will be unable to access their files.

a)

Internet server

b)

File server

c)

Mail server

d)

Database server

7.

Viruses and malware cannot spread via a computer network

a)

True

b)

False

8.

A wide area network (WAN) ...

a)

connects two or more LANs together

b)

means Wi-Fi can be used

c)

is easier to use than a LAN

d)

connects two or more computers together

9.

The internet is owned by...

a)

no one

b)

the USA

c)

NATO

d)

the government

10.

What is this a picture of?

a)

Cable

b)

Switch

c)

Wireless router

d)

Phone Mast

11.

What does LAN stand for?

a)

Local Area Network

b)

Line Area Network

c)

Local Around Network

d)

Listed Area Network

12.
A computer network can share printers and software.
a)
True
b)
False
13.

Which network covers a large geographical area?

a)

LAN

b)

WAN

14.

A computer network is a system of:

a)

two or more computing devices connected to one another

b)

Data transfer and information storage

c)

Sharing devices like scanners

d)

A whole lot of individual machines working on their own

15.

Identify the type of network in the above image

(a)  

16.

Label the hardware in this network

17.

Which network connection is mobile, inexpensive, and is easy to set up?

a)

Wireless

b)

Wired

18.

What do networks allow you to share?

a)

information

b)

dinner

c)

cars

d)

desks

19.

How do wired networks connect to other devices?

a)

Radio frequencies

b)

Microwave signals

c)

Ethernet cables

d)

Barbed wire

20.

What does WAN stand for?

a)

Whale Area Network

b)

Wide Area Network

c)

Windows Area Network

d)

Wave Area Network

21.
Your mom just bought a new computer, the store clerk told her that it is not connected to share data. Your mom's computer would be considered to be a 
a)
Stand Alone computer
b)
Router
c)
Network
d)
Terminal
22.
The Internet is an example of ____________ type of network.
a)
LAN
b)
WAN
c)
MAN
23.
The Striker family has several computers a home but  only one laser Printer. What type of network would they need to set up in order to share the printer?
a)
MAN
b)
WAN
c)
LAN
24.

The computer you use at home or school would be

called a ______________ in a network.

a)

Workspace

b)

Workforce

c)

Workstation

d)

Worktomuch

25.

______________can look like desktop computers; however, most

do not look like your “normal” computer.

a)

Surfers

b)

Servers

c)

Soups

d)

Salads

26.

A _______ is sort of like a car radio. Every

computer that has that section of

network (like a radio station) can hear

everything that is being transmitted.

a)

Stereo

b)

Hub

c)

Bridge

d)

Hover craft

27.

A _____________ is more complex than a hub and works a lot like a

two-way radio. In a room full of people, only the person holding

the other radio can hear what is being said.

a)

Witch

b)

Watch

c)

Stitch

d)

Switch

28.

This is a network opened to all.

a)

extranet

b)

internet

c)

intranet

29.

Which of the following can you do on the internet?

a)

Online shopping

b)

Send emails

c)

Make a video call

d)

All of the above.

30.
What is a server?
a)
Powerful Computers that provide services to other computers
b)
Computers that ask for the services a server provides
c)
Physical connection between devices
d)
A circuitboard with the components to send/receive data
31.
What is a client?
a)
Powerful Computers that provide services to other computers
b)
Computers that ask for the services a server provides
c)
Physical connection between devices
d)
A circuitboard with the components to send/receive data
32.
What is a user?
a)
Any peripheral device
b)
A person that uses a client
c)
Rules for networks and communications
d)
A circuitboard with the components to send/receive data
33.

a type of network where computers are connected within the same city

a)

MAN (metropolitan area network)

b)

LAN (local area network)

c)

PAN (personal area network)

d)

Internet

34.

Bluetooth, infrared, microwaves technology is a form of

a)

wireless

b)

wired

35.

is it possible to combine two different networks?

a)

Yes

b)

No

36.

What does WLAN stand for?

a)

Wireless Local Area Network

b)

Wide Local Area Network

c)

Wireless Limited Area Network

d)

Wide Limited Area Network

37.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a network?

a)

Advantages include increased cost, slower communication, and decreased productivity

b)

The advantages include easier communication, resource sharing, and increased productivity. The disadvantages include security risks, dependency on technology, and potential for network failures.

c)

Disadvantages include improved security, less dependency on technology, and reduced potential for network failures

d)

Advantages include limited communication, resource hoarding, and decreased productivity

38.

is a piece of Hardware placed inside the system unit. It is a part of the motherboard, the platform which connects all the different parts of a computer.

a)

Network interface card

b)

Hub

c)

Workstation

d)

Server

39.

In computer networks, what is the meaning of CAN?

(a)  

40.

In computer networks, what is the meaning of PAN?

(a)  

41.

Reorder the following in the order they were invented.

a)

Abacus

b)

Pascaline

c)

Stepped Reckoner

d)

Jacquard's Loom

e)

Hollerinth's Tabulating Machine

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
42.

Match the following descriptions with the machine they refer to.

a)

Machine first used for tax collection.

1.

Pascaline

b)

Machine first used to calculate mathematical tables

2.

The Difference Engine

c)

First machine to record & store info on punched cards

3.

Hollerinth's Tabulating Machine

d)

First machine that could add, subtract, multiply and divide

4.

Stepped Reckoner

e)

The machine that worked like a computer brain and its memory.

5.

The Analytical Machine.

43.
Which device enabled sailors to calculate their latitude at sea?
a)
an astrolabe
b)
a slide rule
c)
an abacus
d)
a difference engine
44.

Full form of ENIAC

a)

Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer

b)

Universal Automatic Computer

c)

Electronic discrete variable automatic computer

d)

Electronic delay storage automatic calculator.

45.

What was the average size of an ENIAC computer

a)

As small as an ant

b)

As big as an elephant

c)

As small as a monquito

d)

As big as a room

46.

When was the first electronic computer developed ?

a)

1980s

b)

1950s

c)

1988

d)

1940s

47.

Which one is a BUS topology

a)
b)
c)
48.

Which one is a RING topology

a)
b)
c)
49.

The data in the ring topology.....(Which one is correct)

a)

Uses a switch

b)

Travels in one direction using a control signal called a 'token'

c)

Uses a terminator

50.

Which one is a STAR topology

a)
b)
c)
51.

How does a star topology improve network performance?

a)

By allowing direct communication between devices.

b)

By reducing the distance data must travel.

c)

By centralizing network management.

d)

By preventing data collisions.

52.

Choose which ones are the Hardware ​​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)  

Choose from the below words
printer
camera
speakers
monitor
MS Paint
Minecraft
MS Word
Google Chrome
Roblox
53.

Arrange the following parts of the computer according to their purpose.

a)

1.

INPUT

b)

2.

PROCESS

c)

3.

OUTPUT

54.

Arrange the following things that computers can do.

a)

1.

TYPE

b)

2.

DRAW

c)

3.

LISTEN

d)

4.

PLAY

e)

5.

PRINT

55.

A (a)   is used to point, select, and move any object on the computer screen.

56.

Which of these is a 'desktop computer'?

a)
b)
c)
57.

In computer networks, WLAN means?

​ ​ (a)   Local Area Network.

Choose from the below words
Wireless
Wired
Windows
Web
58.

What does " C " stand for in CPU?

a)
Control
b)
Computer
c)
Central
59.

What does " P " stand for in CPU?

a)
Processor
b)
Protocol
c)

Phone

60.

What does " U " stand for in CPU?

a)
Unit
b)
Universal
c)

User

61.

A table row means

a)

the vertical space

b)

the diagonal space

c)

the empty space

d)

the horizontal space

62.

A new blank document in Microsoft Word provides how many pages?

a)
5 pages
b)
1 page
c)
3 pages
d)
2 pages
63.

Which tab in Microsoft Word should you click to make a table?

a)

Home

b)

Design

c)

Layout

d)

Insert

64.

What is the largest table size you can quickly select from the preview grid when inserting a table?

a)

8x10

b)

10x8

c)

10x10

d)

8x8

65.

What is the main advantage of using the "Insert Table" option instead of the preview grid?

a)

It automatically fills the table with data.

b)

It allows you to draw the table manually.

c)

It lets you specify the exact number of columns and rows.

d)

It provides pre-designed table templates.

66.

What is the purpose of the "Quick Tables" feature in Microsoft Word?

a)

To draw custom tables by hand.

b)

To convert existing text into a table.

c)

To insert pre-designed table templates like calendars.

d)

To create tables with a specific number of columns and rows.

67.

What two main components make up a table in Microsoft Word?

a)

Pages and sections

b)

Columns and rows

c)

Headers and footers

d)

Text boxes and shapes

68.

When inserting a table, what does the "Autofit to contents" option do?

a)

It makes the table fit the entire window.

b)

It adjusts the table size based on the text inside it.

c)

It sets a fixed width for all columns.

d)

It automatically adds more rows as you type.

69.

Match the following new tabs that appear on the menu bar with their corresponding functions when a table is inserted into a document.

a)

Home Tools

1.

Tools for editing text and paragraphs

b)

Insert Tools

2.

Tools for adding various elements

c)

Table Tools

3.

Tools specifically for table formatting

d)

Design Tools

4.

Tools for designing layouts and styles

70.

What appears on the ribbon when you select a table in Microsoft Word?

a)

Picture Tools

b)

Drawing Tools

c)

Table Tools

d)

Chart Tools

71.

What are the two main tabs that appear under "Table Tools" when a table is selected in Word?

a)

Design and Layout

b)

Insert and Design

c)

Home and Layout

d)

View and Review

72.

The purpose of the four-directional arrow at the top-left corner of a table in Word is (a)   .

Choose from the below words
To change table style
To move the table
To add new rows
To delete the table
73.

How can you move a table to a different position on the page?

a)

By clicking the "Layout" tab

b)

By dragging the four-directional arrow

c)

By using the "Insert" tab

d)

By pressing the Delete key

74.

What is the function of the small rectangular box at the bottom-right corner of a table?

a)

To delete the table

b)

To change the table's color

c)

To expand or stretch the table

d)

To add new columns

75.

When you "expand" or "stretch" a table, what are you changing?

a)

Its text content

b)

Its dimensions (size)

c)

Its border style

d)

Its background color

76.

How can you change the size of a table in Word?

a)

By clicking the "Design" tab

b)

By dragging the small rectangular box

c)

By pressing the Enter key

d)

By selecting "Table Properties"

77.

What are the horizontal parts of a table called?

a)

Columns

b)

Cells

c)

Rows

d)

Grids

78.

What are the vertical parts of a table called?

a)

Rows

b)

Cells

c)

Columns

d)

Blocks

79.

How can you change the width of a column in a table?

a)

Drag the top border

b)

Drag the side line with a two-directional arrow

c)

Drag the bottom border

d)

Use the 'Insert' menu

80.

When you can adjust a column's width, your mouse cursor looks like (a)   .

Choose from the below words
A single arrow
An up-and-down arrow
A two-directional arrow
A hand icon
81.

How can you change the height of a row in a table?

a)

Drag the side line with a two-directional arrow

b)

Drag the top border

c)

Drag the line with an up-and-down arrow

d)

Use the 'Layout' tab

82.

When does the "Design" tab for table tools appear in Microsoft Word?

a)

When you open a new document.

b)

When you click anywhere on the page.

c)

When your cursor is inside a table.

d)

When you select the "View" tab.

83.

What is the main purpose of the "Table Styles" section under the Design tab?

a)

To change the text font in the table.

b)

To change the overall appearance or design of the table.

c)

To add new rows and columns to the table.

d)

To insert images into table cells.

84.

How can you apply a pre-designed style to your table?

a)

By typing the style name into a search bar.

b)

By clicking on the "Table Styles" dropdown and selecting a style.

c)

By right-clicking the table and choosing "Format Table."

d)

By dragging and dropping a style from another document.

85.

If you want to change a table back to its original plain grid style after applying a design, what should you select?

a)

"Modify Table Style"

b)

"Clear All Formatting"

c)

"Grid Table" or "Plain Table"

d)

"New Table Style"

86.

What is the "Shading" option used for in table design?

a)

To add shadows to the table borders.

b)

To change the background color of cells, rows, or columns.

c)

To make the text bold.

d)

To adjust the table's transparency.

87.

How do you apply shading to an entire row in a table?

a)

Click on any cell in the row and select a color.

b)

Drag your cursor across the entire row to highlight it, then choose a shading color.

c)

Right-click the row number and select "Shade Row."

d)

Use the "Border Painter" tool.

88.

To shade only a single cell in a table, what is the correct action?

a)

Highlight the entire column the cell is in.

b)

Click inside the cell, then select a shading color.

c)

Double-click the cell to open shading options.

d)

Select the "No Color" option first.

89.

What does the "Border Styles" option allow you to change for a table?

a)

The size of the table.

b)

The type of lines around the table cells.

c)

The number of rows and columns.

d)

The alignment of text within cells.

90.

What is the "Pen Color" option used for in table design?

a)

To change the color of the text inside the table.

b)

To change the background color of the table.

c)

To change the color of the table borders.

d)

To draw freehand shapes on the table.

91.

What is the primary function of the "Borders" option in table design?

a)

To add or remove lines around table cells.

b)

To change the table's overall layout.

c)

To merge or split cells.

d)

To sort data within the table.

92.

What is the first step to add a new row to a table?

a)

Click on the "Design" tab.

b)

Click on the row where you want to add a new row.

c)

Right-click on the table.

d)

Go to the "Home" tab.

93.

Which is the easiest option to create a table row in MS word?

a)

Press 'Enter' in the last cell of the table.

b)
Use the 'Insert' menu to add a new row
c)
Press 'Enter' in the first cell of the table
d)
Right-click and select 'Insert Row'
94.

What are the two main options for inserting a new row in a table?

a)

Insert Row Left, Insert Row Right

b)

Insert Row Above, Insert Row Below

c)

Insert Row Top, Insert Row Bottom

d)

Insert Row First, Insert Row Last

95.

If you are on row 5 and choose "Insert Rows Below", where will the new row appear?

a)

Above row 5

b)

Below row 5

c)

At the very end of the table

d)

At the very beginning of the table

96.

If you are on row 1 and choose "Insert Rows Above", where will the new row appear?

a)

Below row 1

b)

Above row 1

c)

At the end of the table

d)

Next to row 1

97.

When inserting a new row, where does its position depend on?

a)

The color of the table

b)

The size of the table

c)

Where your cursor is placed

d)

The number of columns

98.

To insert a new column, which tab and group should you look for options?

a)

Home tab, Paragraph group

b)

Insert tab, Tables group

c)

Layout tab, Rows & Columns group

d)

Design tab, Table Styles group

99.

What are the two main options for inserting a new column in a table?

a)

Insert Column Up, Insert Column Down

b)

Insert Column First, Insert Column Last

c)

Insert Column Left, Insert Column Right

d)

Insert Column Top, Insert Column Bottom

100.

If you want to add a new column after column D, which option should you choose after placing your cursor in column D?

a)

Insert Left

b)

Insert Above

c)

Insert Right

d)

Insert Below

101.

Before deleting a row, where should your cursor be?

a)

Anywhere on the row

b)

Only in the first cell of the row

c)

Only in the last cell of the row

d)

Outside the table

102.

What do you click to remove a row from your table?

a)

Delete Cells

b)

Delete Columns

c)

Delete Rows

d)

Delete Table

103.

What happens to the row after you click "Delete Rows"?

a)

It moves to the end of the table

b)

It becomes hidden

c)

It is removed from the table

d)

It changes color

104.

To delete a column, where can you place your cursor?

a)

Only in the first cell of the column

b)

Anywhere on the column

c)

Only in the last cell of the column

d)

Outside the table

105.

Which option helps you remove a column from your table?

a)

Delete Cells

b)

Delete Columns

c)

Delete Rows

d)

Delete Table

106.

After you delete a column, what happens to it?

a)

It gets smaller

b)

It is removed from the table

c)

It moves to a new spot

d)

It turns red

107.

How do you remove the whole table at once?

a)

Click the table and press 'Backspace'

b)

right click the table and press 'Delete'

c)

Ctrl C

d)

Click the table and press 'Delete'

108.

When you choose to delete the entire table, (a)   .

Choose from the below words
Only the first row is deleted
Only the last column is deleted
The whole table disappears
The table changes its size
109.
Which part of the table is highlighted in the image?
a)
Row
b)
Column
c)
Cell
110.
Where would you click to select the whole table?
a)
A
b)
B
c)
C
d)
D
111.
In this diagram what orientation style is represented by example B?
a)
Landscape
b)
Portrait
c)
Vertical
d)
Horizontal
112.

When your cursor changes to this icon, what will happen if you drag your left mouse button up or down?

a)

The row will be selected.

b)

The height of the column will change.

c)

The height of the row will change.

d)

The row will be deleted.

113.

You can rotate text vertically within a table cell.

a)

FALSE

b)

TRUE

114.

A table cell in Word can contain images, not just text.

a)

FALSE

b)

TRUE

115.

Shading and highlighting in tables are the same feature in Word.

a)

FALSE

b)

TRUE

116.

When added, a header and a footer will be displayed on every page of your document

a)

True

b)

False

117.

To remove the parts that you do not want from an image.

a)

Cropping an image

b)

Resizing an image

c)

Text wrapping

d)

Page margin

118.

To change the size of an image

a)

Cropping an image

b)

Resizing an image

c)

Text wrapping

d)

Page margin

119.
a)
Undo
b)
Redo
c)
Font size
d)
Save
120.
a)
Save
b)
Undo
c)
Redo
d)
Underline