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Informatics Grade 7 Summative Assessment – Multiple Choice

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Informatics is the science that studies …

a)

only about computers

b)

processing information with technology

c)

the use of social media

d)

programming only

2.

The main computer component that functions to process data is …

a)

monitor

b)

CPU

c)

mouse

d)

keyboard

3.

The hardware used to store data permanently is …

a)

RAM

b)

hard disk

c)

flash drive

d)

CD/DVD

4.

An operating system belongs to …

a)

hardware

b)

software

c)

network device

d)

user data

5.

The primary function of an operating system is …

a)

running applications

b)

storing data

c)

deleting files

d)

printing documents

6.

An example of an operating system is …

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Windows

c)

Google

d)

Instagram

7.

Which input device is used to enter text?

a)

scanner

b)

microphone

c)

keyboard

d)

camera

8.

LAN stands for …

a)

Local Area Network

b)

Large Access Network

c)

Line Area Net

d)

Long Access Node

9.

The function of a modem is …

a)

storing data

b)

connecting a computer to the internet

c)

displaying images

d)

deleting files

10.

Internet data security can be maintained by …

a)

sharing passwords

b)

using strong passwords

c)

clicking every link

d)

uninstalling antivirus

11.

Digital ethics is …

a)

dress code in cyberspace

b)

a code of conduct for behavior in the digital world

c)

rules of computer law only

d)

all of the above

12.

An example of digital ethics is …

a)

spreading hoaxes

b)

respecting other people’s privacy

c)

pirating other people’s work

d)

sending spam

13.

In computational thinking, decomposition means …

a)

rearranging data

b)

breaking a large problem into smaller parts

c)

removing errors

d)

saving program results

14.

An algorithm is …

a)

a computer language

b)

an ordered set of steps to solve a problem

c)

a computer program

d)

an internet application

15.

A flowchart is used to …

a)

draw

b)

present data

c)

visualize an algorithm

d)

calculate data

16.

In a flowchart, the diamond symbol means …

a)

process

b)

input/output

c)

decision

d)

start/finish

17.

A spreadsheet is used to …

a)

edit video

b)

process numbers and data

c)

draw

d)

make presentations

18.

An example of a word-processing application is …

a)

Microsoft Excel

b)

Microsoft Word

c)

Google Sheets

d)

Canva

19.

A Word document usually has the extension …

a)

.jpg

b)

.docx

c)

.xls

d)

.ppt

20.

The internet is a network …

a)

between schools

b)

connecting computers all over the world

c)

only between cities

d)

that is local only

21.

The symbol "@" is used in …

a)

a domain name

b)

an email address

c)

a website address

d)

a password

22.

Phishing is …

a)

an attempt to steal data through fake emails

b)

the process of encrypting data

c)

deleting files

d)

improving security

23.

Cloud storage functions to …

a)

store data on the internet

b)

store data on a flash drive

c)

display data offline

d)

print files

24.

An example of cloud storage is …

a)

Google Drive

b)

Paint

c)

Excel

d)

VLC

25.

A benefit of using the internet in learning is …

a)

limiting access to information

b)

getting broad learning resources

c)

reducing interaction

d)

hindering creativity

26.

Computer viruses can be prevented by …

a)

not installing antivirus

b)

opening all email attachments

c)

installing antivirus and updating the system

d)

ignoring security

27.

Data stored in a computer is called …

a)

information

b)

file

c)

hardware

d)

output

28.

An example of computer output is …

a)

an image on the monitor

b)

keyboard

c)

mouse

d)

CPU

29.

An example of a computational thinking activity is …

a)

memorizing data

b)

creating logical steps to solve a problem

c)

guessing the result

d)

repeating without a plan

30.

Ethical use of social media includes …

a)

spreading hate speech

b)

respecting others’ opinions

c)

taking data without permission

d)

sharing hoaxes

31.

Etymologically, the word “computer” comes from the Latin computare which means …

a)

to count

b)

to send

c)

to read

d)

to display

32.

The main function of the Central Processing Unit (CPU) in a computer system is …

a)

displaying processed data as text

b)

receiving, translating, and executing instructions and processing data

c)

connecting all external hardware to the motherboard

d)

storing data and programs permanently for long periods

33.

Which of the following is an example of an output device?

a)

keyboard

b)

mouse

c)

scanner

d)

printer

34.

Which of the following is the definition of the internet?

a)

a local network connecting office computers

b)

hardware used to access information worldwide

c)

a global network of computers interconnected using the TCP/IP standard

d)

a collection of programs and apps used only to send email

35.

Which statement best states the main goal of computational thinking?

a)

producing efficient code that can run directly on a computer

b)

learning and mastering all current programming languages

c)

using computers and apps expertly for daily tasks

d)

breaking complex problems into smaller parts and planning solution steps logically and systematically

36.

Which of the following is an example of a spreadsheet application?

a)

Adobe Photoshop

b)

Microsoft Word

c)

Microsoft Excel

d)

Adobe Acrobat Reader

37.

What is meant by digital ethics?

a)

a set of laws regulating all online shopping and social media use

b)

the norms, values, and standards for responsible and proper behavior in the digital environment

c)

the technical ability to use all computer hardware and software expertly

d)

formal rules made by large technology companies to limit internet access

38.

One effective, fundamental step to protect your personal data and accounts online is to …

a)

use a single simple password that is easy to remember

b)

use a strong password combination and enable two-factor authentication

c)

write all passwords on sticky notes on your monitor

d)

visit every website regardless of whether it uses HTTPS

39.

What differentiates hardware, software, and brainware?

a)

hardware is the brain of the computer; software is physical; brainware is the relationship between them

b)

hardware is programs; software is the user; brainware is code

c)

hardware can be seen and touched; software is data and programs; brainware is the human who operates the system

d)

hardware components are invisible; software is the operating system; brainware is instructions

40.

How does a computer solve a problem?

a)

it tries various solutions until one works

b)

it gets answers directly through the internet

c)

it can only solve math problems, not logic or data analysis

d)

it uses a sequence of logical and systematic instructions (an algorithm) that breaks the problem into a series of simple steps

41.

The approach to solving problems that involves arranging logical and systematic steps to find a solution, as done by computers, is called …

a)

programming algorithms

b)

computational thinking

c)

digital literacy

d)

critical thinking

42.

The process of breaking a large, complex problem into smaller, manageable parts is a pillar of Computational Thinking called …

a)

algorithm

b)

pattern recognition

c)

decomposition

d)

abstraction

43.

When you see a new problem and look for similarities with problems you have solved before, this pillar of Computational Thinking is called …

a)

algorithm

b)

pattern recognition

c)

decomposition

d)

abstraction

44.

In the context of Computational Thinking, abstraction means …

a)

entering raw data into a computer

b)

arranging steps in order

c)

generalizing and separating important information from irrelevant details

d)

finding errors in a program

45.

An ordered, logical sequence of steps and systems to solve a problem or achieve a goal is called …

a)

pseudocode

b)

flowchart

c)

algorithm

d)

program

46.

What is meant by digitalization?

a)

a total change in company work processes to digitalization

b)

the public’s use of social media

c)

the process of converting information from analog to digital

d)

the process of selling goods online

47.

A concrete example of digitalization we encounter every day is …

a)

sending a letter through the post office

b)

buying a book at a store

c)

converting printed photos into digital form

d)

using a calculator to compute

48.

Which of the following items is a result or example of digitalization?

a)

an electronic book in PDF format

b)

a vinyl record

c)

a landline telephone

d)

a manual typewriter

49.

Applying Computational Thinking is useful in daily life. An example of decomposition when studying at home is …

a)

memorizing all study material overnight

b)

copying all lessons into a notebook

c)

asking a friend for answers

d)

making a study schedule and dividing exam topics across several days

50.

Which statement best describes the relationship between Computational Thinking and digitalization?

a)

digitalization is required before someone can do computational thinking

b)

computational thinking is needed to design systems and algorithms that support digitalization

c)

digitalization is a way of thinking, while computational thinking is technology

d)

they are unrelated