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Connect Activity: Peripherals Introduction

Total questions: 79

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Hardware that connects to your computer to send or receive information is called...

a)

Inputs

b)

Devices

c)

Peripherals

2.

A speaker puts information into the computer.

a)

False

b)

True

3.

Which of these is an output device?

a)

Keyboard

b)

Monitor

c)

Scanner

d)

Microphone

4.

Which learning focus matches giving clear step-by-step instructions to solve problems?

a)

Algorithmic thinking and logic

b)

Introduction to computer science

c)

Digital literacy and safety

d)

Scratch game programming

5.

A school plans five units: safe digital use, intro to computer science, algorithmic thinking and logic, Scratch programming, and digital literacy. Which order best groups the coding-focused units together?

a)

Safe digital use then digital literacy then logic

b)

Digital literacy then safe use then Scratch

c)

Scratch then safe digital use then logic

d)

Intro CS then algorithmic logic then Scratch

6.

Which statement best defines a computer for grade 6 learners?

a)

A machine that follows instructions

b)

A screen that shows movies and pictures

c)

A machine that only stores files

d)

A device that works without electricity

7.

In the IPO model, what happens during the Process stage?

a)

Results are shown to the user

b)

Information is saved to the cloud

c)

Data is changed using instructions

d)

Data is entered using input devices

8.

Which pair shows the correct order of the IPO cycle stages?

a)

Process, Input, Output

b)

Input, Output, Process

c)

Input, Process, Output

d)

Output, Process, Input

9.

A student types numbers and then sees a bar chart. Which option matches each step to the correct IPO stage?

a)

Typing numbers: Output; Bar chart: Input

b)

Typing numbers: Input; Bar chart: Output

c)

Typing numbers: Process; Bar chart: Input

d)

Typing numbers: Output; Bar chart: Process

10.

Which device is MOST clearly a computer?

a)

Microwave with timer dial

b)

Electric fan with speed buttons

c)

Smartphone with apps

d)

Picture frame with printed photos

11.

Why isn't a washing machine usually called a computer?

a)

It has no electricity

b)

It never follows instructions

c)

It has only a few fixed instructions, not general programs

d)

It is only used for graphics and gaming

12.

Which option correctly matches each step of adding two numbers to IPO?

a)

Get numbers: Process; Add numbers: Output; Show answer: Input

b)

Get numbers: Input; Add numbers: Process; Show answer: Output

c)

Get numbers: Output; Add numbers: Input; Show answer: Process

d)

Get numbers: Input; Add numbers: Output; Show answer: Process

13.

Which action is the input in a microwave’s cycle?

a)

Hearing a beeping alert

b)

Setting the cooking time

c)

Typing a cooking instruction

d)

Watching food rotate

14.

What is the output of a microwave?

a)

The beeping sound when finished

b)

The display showing the time left

c)

The power level chosen by user

d)

The door closing before heating

15.

When you press the 'G' key, which step is processing?

a)

Pressing the key

b)

Computer turning keypress into data

c)

Letter appears on monitor

d)

Cursor blinks on screen

16.

Which option shows the correct input, process, and output when typing 'dog'?

a)

Input: letters appear; Process: CPU thinks; Output: key pressed

b)

Input: key pressed; Process: CPU interprets; Output: letters display

c)

Input: screen shows text; Process: user reads; Output: CPU interprets

d)

Input: CPU interprets; Process: letters show; Output: key pressed

17.

Which scenario best shows the IPO cycle across devices?

a)

Game controller vibrates before input

b)

Microwave heats food without user action

c)

Phone gets tap, processes it, shows icon

d)

Printer prints before data exists

18.

What is a computer peripheral?

a)

A website for sharing information

b)

A device inside the processor

c)

Hardware that connects to a computer

d)

A program on the operating system

19.

Which device is an input device because it sends information to the computer?

a)

Speakers

b)

Monitor

c)

Keyboard

d)

Projector

20.

A microphone connected to a computer is an example of what?

a)

Network device

b)

Storage device

c)

Output device

d)

Input device

21.

You want to video chat with a friend. Which device lets your computer capture video?

a)

Monitor

b)

Speakers

c)

Mouse

d)

Webcam

22.

A classmate says, “Speakers are input devices because they connect to the computer.” What is the best response?

a)

Speakers store music files

b)

Speakers send sound into the computer

c)

Speakers output sound from the computer

d)

Any connected device is an input device

23.

Which lesson covers backup and storage?

a)

Lesson 4

b)

Lesson 3

c)

Lesson 2

d)

Lesson 5

24.

Which pair of lessons is most likely completed first based on common order?

a)

Lessons 5 and 6

b)

Lessons 3 and 4

c)

Lessons 2 and 3

d)

Lessons 1 and 2

25.

Which unit is commonly used to measure digital storage for school files?

a)

Kilobytes for videos and games

b)

Bytes for homework documents

c)

Gigabytes for operating systems

d)

Megabytes for short audio files

26.

What is a quick way to keep a backup copy of homework in case the laptop breaks?

a)

Use a USB memory stick for backups

b)

Rely on the laptop hard drive only

c)

Delete old files to save more space

d)

Share files to a friend’s computer

27.

Which statement best compares two storage devices for taking work between school and home?

a)

External drives are smallest while USB sticks are largest

b)

USB sticks are portable while cloud storage needs internet

c)

Internal hard drives are removable while USB sticks are fixed

d)

Cloud storage is offline while USB sticks require Wi‑Fi

28.

Who is a hacker in computer security?

a)

Someone who unlawfully accesses systems

b)

Someone who cleans keyboards

c)

Someone who installs printers

d)

Someone who repairs phone screens

29.

What does malware usually do to a computer?

a)

Speed up downloads

b)

Improve battery life

c)

Cool the processor

d)

Harm or disrupt the system

30.

Which is a type of malware?

a)

Cooling fan

b)

Power adapter

c)

Screen protector

d)

Computer virus

31.

Which of these is a threat to your data without internet?

a)

Losing a laptop in a cafe

b)

Changing the desktop theme

c)

Adjusting screen brightness

d)

Using a wired mouse

32.

Which backup method best protects files from device loss or damage?

a)

Keep one copy on desktop

b)

Save copies to cloud storage

c)

Empty the recycle bin

d)

Rename files every week

33.

How can you recover deleted school work?

a)

Turn on airplane mode

b)

Disable antivirus

c)

Restore from backup

d)

Share with classmates

34.

Which is a device threat that could make your files unavailable even if no one hacks you?

a)

Battery drops to fifty percent

b)

Friend shares a funny meme

c)

Laptop stolen from a school bag

d)

Screen brightness is set low

35.

A flood damages your computer and USB drive. What kind of problem is this?

a)

Slow internet connection

b)

Password typed incorrectly

c)

Bug in a word processor

d)

Disaster causing physical damage

36.

You accidentally delete your homework folder and empty the recycle bin. What has happened?

a)

Accidental data loss

b)

Planned software update

c)

Successful file encryption

d)

Safe file backup process

37.

Which action best protects your data if your device is stolen?

a)

Keep backups in cloud storage

b)

Rename your files

c)

Use a loud notification tone

d)

Turn off Wi‑Fi at lunch

38.

Which plan helps a school recover files after a fire?

a)

Buying brighter classroom projectors

b)

Disaster recovery with off‑site backups

c)

Installing extra photo editing apps

d)

Sharing passwords among teachers

39.

You copy important files to a USB drive and carry it everywhere. What is the main risk, and what should you do?

a)

Wi‑Fi risk; switch to airplane mode

b)

Theft risk; keep encrypted backups

c)

Dust risk; clean the ports weekly

d)

Overheating risk; use a cooling pad

40.

What does it mean to back up data?

a)

Compress files

b)

Move files

c)

Make a copy of files

d)

Delete files

41.

Which device is a small, portable option for backing up documents from a laptop?

a)

Internal cooling fan

b)

Wireless mouse receiver

c)

Desktop graphics card

d)

USB memory stick

42.

A family wants two different ways to back up photos: one at home and one online. Which pair is best?

a)

External hard drive and cloud storage

b)

USB stick and printer paper

c)

Cloud storage and screen protector

d)

External monitor and speakers

43.

Your laptop is damaged and you can't use your devices. Which backup method lets you access your files from a school computer?

a)

Files kept on the internal drive

b)

Copies on an external hard drive

c)

Copies on a USB memory stick

d)

Copies in a cloud storage account

44.

Which is the smallest unit of digital storage?

a)

Megabyte

b)

Bit

c)

Byte

d)

Kilobyte

45.

A nibble is best described as?

a)

One million bytes

b)

Half a byte

c)

One byte

d)

One thousand bytes

46.

Which option lists units from smallest to largest?

a)

Byte, Megabyte, Kilobyte, Gigabyte

b)

Megabyte, Byte, Kilobyte, Gigabyte

c)

Kilobyte, Byte, Megabyte, Gigabyte

d)

Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte

47.

Which pair shows two consecutive units in increasing order?

a)

Megabyte then Kilobyte

b)

Petabyte then Terabyte

c)

Terabyte then Gigabyte

d)

Gigabyte then Terabyte

48.

How does a 64 GB USB stick compare to 5 TB of storage?

a)

About the same storage

b)

Much less storage

c)

Slightly more storage

d)

Far more storage

49.

Which device is best for backing up large videos?

a)

USB stick 64 GB

b)

Floppy disk 1.44 MB

c)

Cloud print device 1 MB

d)

External hard drive 5 TB

50.

You need to move 3 GB of photos between computers. Which storage unit is most reasonable for the files?

a)

About three petabytes

b)

About three bytes

c)

About three kilobytes

d)

About three gigabytes

51.

Which reason best explains why you should protect your data?

a)

It always saves automatically

b)

It could be stolen by others

c)

It cannot be shared online

d)

It never uses much storage

52.

Which is an example of a threat that infects a computer and harms data?

a)

File shortcut

b)

Screen saver

c)

Power button

d)

Computer virus

53.

Accidental data loss can happen when a file is

a)

printed on paper

b)

renamed neatly

c)

shared with friends

d)

deleted by mistake

54.

Which is a natural disaster that can damage stored data?

a)

Flood water

b)

Blue wallpaper

c)

New password

d)

Mouse cursor

55.

Which device is commonly used for backing up small amounts of data?

a)

Graphics tablet

b)

Webcam camera

c)

USB memory stick

d)

Wireless mouse

56.

Which option describes an external hard drive?

a)

Portable storage device

b)

Built-in display panel

c)

Network security program

d)

Power supply cable

57.

Which is an example of online storage for backups?

a)

Laser printer tray

b)

DVD movie disc

c)

Computer wallpaper

d)

Cloud service account

58.

What is the smallest unit of digital information in this sequence?

a)

Bit unit

b)

Byte unit

c)

Kilobyte unit

d)

Megabyte unit

59.

Which list shows storage units from smallest to larger?

a)

Byte, Bit, Nibble

b)

Kilobyte, Bit, Byte

c)

Bit, Nibble, Byte

d)

Megabyte, Byte, Bit

60.

Which unit comes directly after Kilobyte in increasing order?

a)

Megabyte

b)

Nibble

c)

Bit

d)

Terahertz

61.

You want two backups: one on a device you carry and one online. Which pair works best?

a)

Wallpaper and theme

b)

Speaker and monitor

c)

Mouse and keyboard

d)

USB stick and cloud

62.

A student’s laptop is stolen. Which action would reduce data loss?

a)

Changing desktop theme

b)

Regular cloud backups

c)

Using bright screensavers

d)

Keeping many tabs open

63.

Which statement best describes why multiple backups are useful?

a)

One copy may fail or be damaged

b)

They increase screen brightness

c)

They stop computers from lagging

d)

They make files look colorful

64.

What does the term “backup” mean when working with files?

a)

Compress files to save space

b)

Make a copy of data for safety

c)

Move data to another folder permanently

d)

Rename documents for organization

65.

Which situation is the best reason to keep a backup of your schoolwork?

a)

To share files faster with friends

b)

To recover files if a virus deletes them

c)

To make your computer run games smoothly

d)

To avoid using the internet at home

66.

Which option lists examples of storage devices you can hold in your hand?

a)

USB memory stick and external drive

b)

Monitor and keyboard

c)

Wi‑Fi router and modem

d)

DVD player and speakers

67.

A student wants to access files from school and home without carrying hardware. Which storage choice best fits this plan?

a)

Use only a camera’s memory card

b)

Save everything to a game console

c)

Store files on OneDrive or Google Drive

d)

Keep files on a local desktop only

68.

Which statement best explains why making a backup of your files is important?

a)

It increases the size of your computer’s screen

b)

It stops other people from ever copying your files

c)

It makes files open faster on your computer

d)

It protects against accidental deletion or device loss

69.

You must move schoolwork between home and school and keep a backup. Which storage device is the most suitable choice?

a)

Large office tape cartridge

b)

USB flash drive with enough capacity

c)

Internal desktop hard disk

d)

CD-ROM with read-only data

70.

A friend chooses cloud storage for backups. Which is the strongest justification for this choice?

a)

Files are accessible from any internet-connected device

b)

It increases computer speed without internet

c)

It removes the need for passwords forever

d)

It works only when the laptop battery is full

71.

Which device is an example of an input device?

a)

Monitor for showing videos

b)

Speakers for playing music

c)

Printer for making hardcopies

d)

Keyboard for typing letters

72.

Headphones are best classified as which type of device?

a)

Input device for recording sound

b)

Output device for listening to audio

c)

Storage device for saving songs

d)

Computer for processing programs

73.

Which device mainly stores data for later use?

a)

Webcam camera

b)

USB flash drive

c)

Projector screen

d)

Microphone headset

74.

A printer’s main function is to:

a)

Capture images into the computer

b)

Save files for long-term keeping

c)

Display visuals on a screen

d)

Produce paper copies of documents

75.

Where would you most likely find a home user’s headphones during the homework activity?

a)

On the computer motherboard

b)

In the home office area

c)

Inside the printer tray

d)

In the browser downloads

76.

Which statement compares input and output devices correctly?

a)

Input displays results; output types information

b)

Input stores data long-term; output processes programs

c)

Input sends data to the computer; output sends data to the user

d)

Input sends data to a user; output sends data to a device

77.

Which item is least likely to be a storage device for this homework?

a)

External hard drive unit

b)

Cloud drive account

c)

SD memory card

d)

Laser computer mouse

78.

You must listen to audio from a computer without disturbing others. Which device is most suitable?

a)

Touchscreen monitor

b)

Headphones over the ears

c)

Speakers on the desk

d)

Webcam with mic

79.

A student notes: “Allows me to listen to audio from the computer.” Which table column does this description belong to?

a)

What does it do?

b)

Name of the device

c)

Input, Output, or Storage

d)

Where did you find it?