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Year 3 IIT Revision Questions

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is internet security and why is it important when using the internet?

a)

A game to earn points on a website

b)

Rules to stay safe online to protect your information and avoid dangers

c)

A method to make the screen brighter

d)

A program to automatically buy items

2.

What are examples of hardware and what are their purposes?

a)

Keyboard and mouse—they allow you to type and click

b)

Word and PowerPoint—they are programs for making presentations

c)

Wi-Fi and internet—they are websites

d)

Email and browser—they are messages

3.

What is the purpose of MS Word and name two tasks you can do with this software?

a)

Manage cables and connect the computer

b)

Draw freely and color with brushes

c)

Automatically perform science calculations

d)

Write and format texts; save documents

4.

How does MS PowerPoint help in creating presentations?

a)

It cleans the keyboard and screen

b)

It prints directly without writing

c)

It organizes slides with text, images, and effects to explain ideas

d)

It is only used to listen to music

5.

What can you do in MS Paint and why is it useful for beginners?

a)

Draw and color simply with easy-to-use tools

b)

Write long letters with advanced layout

c)

Program complicated robots

d)

Send automated emails

6.

Why is it important to follow internet safety rules at home?

a)

So that the computer magically becomes faster

b)

To avoid scams and keep your private information safe

c)

To use less electricity

d)

So that all websites become free

7.

How do applications like Word, PowerPoint, and Paint help with homework?

a)

They automatically turn off the computer

b)

They block homework and delete notes

c)

They are only used for playing

d)

They allow writing, presenting, and illustrating schoolwork

8.

What is a step-by-step plan (algorithm) and how does it help in performing a task correctly?

a)

A tool for buying games

b)

A random drawing without order

c)

A sequence of ordered steps that guides to succeed correctly

d)

A list of objects without purpose

9.

Why is it important to follow the steps in order for daily activities, such as brushing your teeth?

a)

Because the order prevents mistakes and does the job well

b)

Because it makes more noise

c)

Because the order changes the color of the brush

d)

Because you earn points

10.

What does it mean to correct errors when the steps are in the wrong order?

a)

Adding unnecessary steps to prolong the task

b)

Rearranging the steps to the correct order so that the task works

c)

Ignoring the order and finishing randomly

d)

Stopping the task without completing it

11.

Why is it useful to break down a large task, such as drawing a picture, into smaller steps?

a)

It simplifies the work and helps to progress correctly

b)

Because small steps eliminate the task

c)

To never finish

d)

To make the task more confusing

12.

What does it mean to break a large task into smaller steps?

a)

Write a very long sentence

b)

Draw only one part and forget the rest

c)

Divide the work into manageable parts

d)

Turn off the computer

13.

What is an algorithm in everyday life?

a)

A song to listen to

b)

An electronic toy

c)

An animal poster

d)

A set of ordered instructions to perform an action

14.

Why do we remove unnecessary steps when improving a task?

a)

To make the task more difficult

b)

To save time and avoid confusion

c)

To have more paperwork

d)

To forget the objective

15.

How does breaking down tasks help us avoid confusion?

a)

Each small step is clear; we know what to do next

b)

We mix everything up and get lost

c)

We eliminate useful instructions

d)

We change the objective along the way

16.

What does it mean to make a task more efficient?

a)

To add a lot of unnecessary steps

b)

To do it any way to go faster

c)

To do it well, faster, and with less effort

d)

To stop before finishing

17.

What happens if you change or remove a step in an algorithm?

a)

This never changes anything

b)

This guarantees a better result every time

c)

The task may fail or give a wrong result

d)

This makes all steps invisible

18.

What is an input in a device or a computer?

a)

The noise in the room

b)

The photo that the printer prints

c)

The light from the screen

d)

The information that the user provides, such as typing on the keyboard

19.

What is an example of output that a device can produce after following steps?

a)

A finger clicking on the mouse

b)

A document printed by the printer

c)

A person looking at the screen

d)

A cable placed on the table

20.

Why must an algorithm be short and clear?

a)

To be difficult for everyone

b)

To hide the objective

c)

To be easy to understand and follow without error

d)

To take a lot of time

21.

Give an example of a device at home that uses input and output.

a)

A game console: you press the buttons (input) and the screen shows the game (output)

b)

A chair: you sit on it and it remains still

c)

A painting: you look at it

d)

A turned-off lamp: it shows nothing

22.

What is the purpose of a computer?

a)

To manufacture food

b)

To only hold books

c)

To process information for work, play, learning, and communication

d)

To replace television everywhere

23.

What is hardware in a computer?

a)

The websites

b)

The invisible programs

c)

The files and folders

d)

The parts that can be touched, such as the screen, keyboard, and mouse

24.

What is software in a computer?

a)

Cables and cases

b)

Programs like Word, browsers, or games

c)

Printed photos

d)

Stickers on the screen

25.

Give two examples of materials that you can touch.

a)

Keyboard and mouse

b)

Word and Paint

c)

Email and internet

d)

File and folder

26.

Give two examples of software that you can use on a computer.

a)

Cable and socket

b)

Mouse and printer

c)

Screen and speakers

d)

MS Word and MS PowerPoint

27.

How do hardware and software work together?

a)

Hardware invents programs on its own

b)

Software provides instructions and hardware executes them

c)

Software replaces the keys on the keyboard

d)

They never work together

28.

What are text files used for on a computer?

a)

To control the mouse

b)

To keep sounds only

c)

To save photos only

d)

To store words and phrases in text

29.

What type of file is used to store images and photos?

a)

Audio files, such as MP3

b)

Image files, such as JPG or PNG

c)

Text files, such as TXT

d)

Compressed files, such as ZIP only

30.

What type of file is used to store music or sounds?

a)

Text files, such as DOC

b)

Image files, such as PNG

c)

Audio files, such as MP3

d)

Printer files

31.

Why is it important for a computer to organize its files?

a)

To easily find and not lose documents

b)

To delete all folders

c)

To fill the disk without order

d)

To prevent working

32.

What is a network?

a)

A decorative cable

b)

A single computer without a connection

c)

A group of computers and devices connected to share information

d)

An image on the screen

33.

Name a device that can connect to a network.

a)

Chair

b)

Pen

c)

Book

d)

Tablet

34.

How does the internet help you find information?

a)

By mixing files randomly

b)

Through search engines and sites that show answers

c)

By printing without asking

d)

By turning off the screen

35.

What is an advantage of using a network?

a)

Share files and communicate quickly

b)

Make computers heavier

c)

Prevent any connection

d)

Delete all programs

36.

What is a disadvantage of using a network?

a)

Cables become invisible

b)

No sharing possible

c)

More instant homework

d)

Security risks if one is not careful

37.

How does the World Wide Web help people?

a)

It builds cars.

b)

It automatically grows plants.

c)

It allows people to find information and communicate worldwide.

d)

It hides books.

38.

How are modern computers different from older computers?

a)

They are smaller and faster.

b)

They are heavier and slower.

c)

They do not have a screen.

d)

They only run on steam.

39.

What are two things that people do today with computers?

a)

Walk to school.

b)

Watch videos.

c)

Water plants.

d)

Send emails.