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Total questions: 86

Worksheet time: 43mins

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1.

What is the first step to move a file or folder to a new location?

a)

Click Copy to create the twin.

b)

Right-click on the file or folder you want to move.

c)

Press Ctrl + C.

d)

Go to the new folder where you want to place it.

2.

Which keyboard shortcut is used to cut a file or folder?

a)

Ctrl + C

b)

Ctrl + V

c)

Ctrl + X

d)

Ctrl + Z

3.

What does the "Paste" option do when moving or copying a file or folder?

a)

Deletes the file or folder.

b)

Creates a new file or folder.

c)

Places the file or folder in the new location.

d)

Renames the file or folder.

4.

What is the difference between cutting and copying a file or folder?

a)

Cutting creates a twin, while copying moves the file.

b)

Cutting moves the file, while copying creates a twin.

c)

Cutting deletes the file, while copying renames it.

d)

Cutting and copying are the same.

5.

Which keyboard shortcut is used to copy a file or folder?

a)

Ctrl + X

b)

Ctrl + C

c)

Ctrl + V

d)

Ctrl + Z

6.

What is the final step when copying a file or folder to a new location?

a)

Right-click on the file or folder you want to copy.

b)

Click Copy to create the twin.

c)

Go to the spot where you want the copy to go, right-click and click Paste.

d)

Press Ctrl + X to cut the file or folder.

7.

What is the first step to rename a file or folder on your computer?

a)

Open File Explorer.

b)

Click on the file or folder you want to rename.

c)

Type the name of the file in the search box.

d)

Press the Delete key on your keyboard.

8.

Which option should you choose after right-clicking on a file or folder to rename it?

a)

Delete

b)

Restore

c)

Rename

d)

Search

9.

What is the purpose of the Recycle Bin on your computer?

a)

To store files temporarily before they are permanently deleted.

b)

To rename files and folders.

c)

To search for files and folders.

d)

To create new files and folders.

10.

How can you restore a file from the Recycle Bin?

a)

Double-click the file in the Recycle Bin.

b)

Right-click the file and select Restore.

c)

Press the Delete key on your keyboard.

d)

Type the file name in the search box.

11.

What happens when you select "Restore" for a file in the Recycle Bin?

a)

The file is permanently deleted.

b)

The file is renamed.

c)

The file goes back to where it belongs.

d)

The file is moved to a new folder.

12.

What is the correct sequence to search for a file or folder on your computer?

a)

Open File Explorer, type the name in the search box, and press Enter.

b)

Right-click the file, select Rename, and press Enter.

c)

Open the Recycle Bin, find the file, and select Restore.

d)

Go to the folder, select the file, and press the Delete key.

13.

What is the first step to delete a file or folder?

a)

Open File Explorer.

b)

Go to the folder where the file is located.

c)

Right-click the file and select Restore.

d)

Type the name of the file in the search box.

14.

What is the first step to permanently delete files from the Recycle Bin?

a)

Right-click on the desktop

b)

Open the Recycle Bin and choose the files you want to delete forever

c)

Click Delete and confirm

d)

Press Shift + Delete

15.

Which keyboard shortcut is used to permanently delete a file or folder?

a)

Ctrl + Delete

b)

Alt + Delete

c)

Shift + Delete

d)

Ctrl + Alt + Delete

16.

What option should you click to change your desktop background?

a)

Settings

b)

Personalise

c)

Background

d)

Choose your picture

17.

What is the purpose of the "Choose your picture" section when changing your desktop background?

a)

To select a screen saver

b)

To browse and find the perfect desktop background

c)

To delete files permanently

d)

To lock the screen

18.

What is the function of a screen saver?

a)

To delete files

b)

To display moving pictures when the computer is idle

c)

To change the desktop background

d)

To lock the computer

19.

What is the final step to set up a screen saver?

a)

Click Apply and OK

b)

Click Preview

c)

Specify the idle time in the Wait box

d)

Choose the screen saver you like

20.

Which option in the menu allows you to access the Screen Saver Settings?

a)

Lock screen

b)

Personalise

c)

Background

d)

Choose your picture

21.

What does the Preview button do when setting up a screen saver?

a)

Deletes the screen saver

b)

Shows how the screen saver will look on the screen

c)

Locks the screen

d)

Changes the desktop background

22.

What is the shortcut key to left-align text in Word?

a)

Ctrl + E

b)

Ctrl + L

c)

Ctrl + R

d)

Ctrl + J

23.

Which shortcut key is used to justify text in Word?

a)

Ctrl + L

b)

Ctrl + E

c)

Ctrl + J

d)

Ctrl + R

24.

What is the purpose of line indentation in Word?

a)

To align text to the center of the page

b)

To give a special space at the beginning of a paragraph

c)

To move the paragraph closer to the left margin

d)

To change the font style of the text

25.

Which key is used to create a line indentation in Word?

a)

Tab

b)

Backspace

c)

Enter

d)

Spacebar

26.

What is hanging indentation in Word?

a)

When the first line of a paragraph is indented and the remaining lines are left-indented

b)

When all lines of a paragraph are indented equally

c)

When the text is aligned to the right margin

d)

When the text is aligned to the center of the page

27.

Which option in the Paragraph group on the Home tab is used to move a paragraph closer to the left margin?

a)

Increase Indent

b)

Decrease Indent

c)

Align Left

d)

Justify

28.

Image showing an example of hanging indentation where the first line of a paragraph is not indented, but the remaining lines are left-indented.

a)

Image showing an example of hanging indentation where the first line of a paragraph is not indented, but the remaining lines are left-indented.

b)

Image showing an example of block indentation where all lines are equally indented.

c)

Image showing an example of first-line indentation where only the first line is indented.

d)

Image showing an example of right indentation where all lines are indented from the right.

29.

What is line spacing in Word?

a)

The space between paragraphs

b)

The space between the lines of text

c)

The space between words in a sentence

d)

The space between letters in a word

30.

Which tab do you need to click on to change the line spacing in Word?

a)

Insert tab

b)

View tab

c)

Home tab

d)

Design tab

31.

What option should you choose to add space before or after a paragraph in Word?

a)

Line Spacing Options

b)

Add Space before Paragraph or Add Space after Paragraph

c)

Font Options

d)

Remove Space between Words

32.

Where can you adjust the spacing values for paragraph spacing in Word?

a)

Under the Indents and Spacing tab

b)

Under the Font tab

c)

Under the Home tab

d)

Under the Insert tab

33.

What is character spacing in Word used for?

a)

Adjusting the space between paragraphs

b)

Adjusting the space between letters in a word

c)

Adjusting the space between lines of text

d)

Adjusting the font size

34.

Which tab in the Font box allows you to adjust character spacing in Word?

a)

Basic tab

b)

Advanced tab

c)

Layout tab

d)

Design tab

35.

Where can you preview the result of your character spacing adjustments in Word?

a)

Font box launcher

b)

Preview box

c)

Home tab

d)

Indents and Spacing tab

36.

What is the first step to add borders around text in a Word document?

a)

Select the Page Border tab

b)

Select the text you want to add borders to

c)

Click on the Shading button

d)

Choose your favourite colour from the palette

37.

Which tab contains the Borders button in Word?

a)

Insert tab

b)

Home tab

c)

Design tab

d)

View tab

38.

What does the Preview box in the Borders and Shading dialog box allow you to do?

a)

Add shading to text

b)

Resize images

c)

Check the appearance of borders before applying them

d)

Change the font style

39.

What is the purpose of the Shading option in Word?

a)

To add borders to text

b)

To make text colourful

c)

To insert images

d)

To resize text

40.

Which tab contains the Pictures option in Word?

a)

Insert tab

b)

Home tab

c)

Design tab

d)

Layout tab

41.

What happens when you click on a picture in Word?

a)

The Borders and Shading dialog box appears

b)

A Picture Format tab appears at the top

c)

The text becomes colourful

d)

The image automatically resizes

42.

Why is it important to ensure that any image added in a Word document is neither too big nor too small?

a)

To make the document look professional and readable

b)

To add borders to the image

c)

To apply shading to the image

d)

To change the font style of the text

43.

What is the purpose of the Picture Format tab in PowerPoint?

a)

To add animations to text and objects

b)

To format images with frames, shapes, borders, and special effects

c)

To create slide transitions

d)

To add sound effects to slides

44.

What does the Position feature in PowerPoint allow you to do?

a)

Add animations to your slides

b)

Control where your pictures sit on the page

c)

Apply transitions to your slides

d)

Change the font style of your text

45.

What is the main purpose of slide transitions in PowerPoint?

a)

To add sound effects to slides

b)

To make presentations flow smoothly between slides

c)

To format images with special effects

d)

To add animations to text and objects

46.

Which tab in PowerPoint allows you to add slide transitions?

a)

Picture Format

b)

Animations

c)

Transitions

d)

Design

47.

What should you do after selecting a transition effect in PowerPoint?

a)

Apply the transition to all slides

b)

Preview the transition to see how it looks

c)

Add animations to the transition

d)

Change the font style of the text

48.

What feature in PowerPoint brings text, pictures, and objects to life by making them move?

a)

Slide Transitions

b)

Animations

c)

Picture Format

d)

Design Effects

49.

Why are animations useful in PowerPoint presentations?

a)

They help format images

b)

They make presentations lively and interesting

c)

They add transitions between slides

d)

They change the font style of text

50.

What option should you select if you want the same transition on every slide in PowerPoint?

a)

Apply to All

b)

Preview

c)

More

d)

Animations

51.

What is the first step to add animation to a slide in PowerPoint?

a)

Select the text, picture, or object you want to animate.

b)

Click the slide where you want the animation to happen.

c)

Click the Animations tab at the top.

d)

Set the timing of the animation.

52.

Which tab in PowerPoint allows you to explore a variety of animations?

a)

Slide Show

b)

Animations

c)

Home

d)

Insert

53.

What can you use to adjust the timing of an animation in PowerPoint?

a)

Preview box

b)

Duration box

c)

Slide Show tab

d)

Presenter View

54.

What is the purpose of the Delay box in PowerPoint animations?

a)

To add a pause before the animation starts.

b)

To speed up the animation.

c)

To change the color of the animation.

d)

To preview the animation.

55.

Which option allows you to start an animation immediately after the previous one in PowerPoint?

a)

On Click

b)

With Previous

c)

After Previous

d)

Delay

56.

What is the first step to rehearse a presentation in PowerPoint?

a)

Click Rehearse Timings.

b)

Open PowerPoint and pull up your presentation.

c)

Practise speaking.

d)

Use Presenter View.

57.

What does the Rehearse Timings feature in PowerPoint help you do?

a)

Add animations to your slides.

b)

See how long you spend on each slide.

c)

Change the design of your presentation.

d)

Add notes to your slides.

58.

What should you imagine while practising your presentation in PowerPoint?

a)

That you are presenting to an audience.

b)

That you are editing your slides.

c)

That you are creating animations.

d)

That you are writing notes.

59.

What feature in PowerPoint helps you see your notes and what is coming up next during a presentation?

a)

Rehearse Timings

b)

Presenter View

c)

Slide Show tab

d)

Animations tab

60.

Why is it important to rehearse your presentation multiple times before presenting?

a)

To memorize the animations.

b)

To ensure you do not miss any points and feel confident.

c)

To add more slides to your presentation.

d)

To change the design of your slides.

61.

What is a sound clip?

a)

A long video recording of events.

b)

A short recording of sounds or voices.

c)

A collection of photographs.

d)

A type of multimedia software.

62.

What is the first step to record a sound clip using the Voice Recorder app?

a)

Click the Record button.

b)

Plug in a microphone or headset to your computer.

c)

Click Stop Recording.

d)

Open the Voice Recorder app.

63.

Which button do you need to click to start recording in the Voice Recorder app?

a)

Stop Recording.

b)

Play.

c)

Record.

d)

Save.

64.

What happens after you click Stop Recording in the Voice Recorder app?

a)

The recording is deleted.

b)

The recording is saved automatically.

c)

The app closes automatically.

d)

The recording starts playing.

65.

What can you use the Voice Recorder app for?

a)

To edit videos.

b)

To browse photographs.

c)

To record your voice, sounds, or music.

d)

To play games.

66.

What does the "Add a Marker" feature in the Voice Recorder app allow you to do?

a)

Identify key moments as you record.

b)

Pause the recording.

c)

Delete unwanted recordings.

d)

Rename your recording.

67.

Which button should you click to pause and resume recording in the Voice Recorder app?

a)

The "Add a Marker" button.

b)

The "Pause and Resume" button.

c)

The "Delete" button.

d)

The "Trim" button.

68.

What is the purpose of the "Trim" feature in the Voice Recorder app?

a)

To delete unwanted recordings.

b)

To keep only the best parts of your recording.

c)

To rename your recording.

d)

To share your recording.

69.

Which shortcut can you use to start recording a sound clip in the Voice Recorder app?

a)

Ctrl + S

b)

Ctrl + R

c)

Ctrl + T

d)

Ctrl + P

70.

What does the "Delete" feature in the Voice Recorder app allow you to do?

a)

Remove recordings you do not want to keep.

b)

Rename your recording.

c)

Share your recording.

d)

Trim your recording.

71.

What activity is suggested in the "Explore" section of the learning material?

a)

Record your voice without a microphone.

b)

Put a cloth over the microphone and record your voice to notice any difference.

c)

Record your voice and delete the recording.

d)

Share your voice recording with friends.

72.

Where should you upload your sound clip after recording your observations about the weather?

a)

On your computer.

b)

On the EduHub platform.

c)

On your email.

d)

On a social media platform.

73.

What is the name of the free app on Windows computers that lets you play music and videos?

a)

Windows Media Player

b)

Photos App

c)

Voice Recorder

d)

Red Eye Removal Tool

74.

What is the first step to play a video using Windows Media Player?

a)

Double-click on the video file

b)

Right-click on the video file

c)

Open the Photos app

d)

Use the Red Eye Removal tool

75.

Which option should you select from the drop-down menu to open a video in Windows Media Player?

a)

Edit

b)

Open with

c)

Play

d)

View

76.

What app can you use to view and edit photos on a Windows computer?

a)

Windows Media Player

b)

Photos App

c)

Voice Recorder

d)

Red Eye Removal Tool

77.

What feature in the Photos app can be used to fix red eyes in pictures?

a)

Edit image

b)

Red Eye Removal

c)

Open with

d)

View and Edit

78.

What is the second step to play a video using Windows Media Player?

a)

Select "Open with" from the drop-down menu

b)

Double-click the video file

c)

Use the Red Eye Removal tool

d)

Open the Photos app

79.

What should you do to view and edit a photo on a Windows computer?

a)

Right-click on the photo file

b)

Double-click on the photo file

c)

Use the Red Eye Removal tool

d)

Open Windows Media Player

80.

What is the purpose of the Red Eye Removal tool in the Photos app?

a)

To play videos

b)

To remove red dots caused by camera flash

c)

To edit music files

d)

To open photos

81.

What is the first step to fix red eyes in a photo?

a)

Click the Erase tab.

b)

Select the photo with red eyes.

c)

Click Save as copy.

d)

Draw a circle around the red eyes.

82.

Which tab should you click to erase red eyes in a photo?

a)

Crop tab.

b)

Edit image tab.

c)

Erase tab.

d)

Rotate tab.

83.

What is the final step after editing a photo to save your changes?

a)

Click Save as copy.

b)

Click the Erase tab.

c)

Click the Crop tab.

d)

Click the Rotate button.

84.

What is the purpose of the "Crop" tab when editing a photo?

a)

To fix red eyes.

b)

To rotate the photo.

c)

To remove unwanted parts of the photo.

d)

To add ink marks to the photo.

85.

Which button should you click to rotate a photo after selecting the "Crop" tab?

a)

Save as copy.

b)

Rotate button.

c)

Erase tab.

d)

Edit image tab.

86.

What happens when you click on spots in a photo using the "Erase" tab while retouching?

a)

The spots are highlighted.

b)

The program blends the spots away.

c)

The photo rotates.

d)

The photo is cropped.