WorksheetsGrade 5 ICT – First Semester Challenging Quiz
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Choose the best answer (A–D). Maya sees a classmate being bullied online. Which is the best combination of actions for her to take?
Ignore it and continue browsing
Comment angrily to defend her classmate
Report the post to a trusted adult and send a supportive message
Screenshot the post and share it with friends
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which scenario shows misuse of digital words?
Posting “Great job on your project!” on a classmate’s post
Writing “I disagree, can you explain your idea?” in a comment
Posting “You always fail, you’re useless” on someone’s video
Asking politely for feedback online
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which choice best reflects understanding of the “Power of Words”?
Words online have no consequences
Words online can affect emotions, reputation, and relationships
Only spoken words can hurt someone
Words are only important in essays
Choose the best answer (A–D). A student is trying to make a character move and speak in Scratch, but it only moves. What is the most likely reason?
The movement block is missing
The “say” block is not connected in the correct order
The stage color is wrong
The sound is too loud
Choose the best answer (A–D). Why is sequencing important when solving coding puzzles in Code.org?
Incorrect order can break the logic of the program
It only makes the puzzle look neat
Sequencing is optional
It prevents typing mistakes
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which of the following demonstrates correct use of loops in Scratch?
Repeating “move 10 steps” until a condition is met
Repeating the same block once
Using “say” and “move” blocks randomly
Deleting all blocks before starting
Choose the best answer (A–D). A student finds two websites with different facts about a famous scientist. Which step shows higher-level research thinking?
Choosing the website that looks prettier
Checking multiple reliable sources and comparing the information
Copying whichever site loads faster
Using only Wikipedia
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which of the following is an example of evaluating information critically?
Believing the first result on Google
Checking if the source is credible, updated, and has evidence
Only reading blogs
Copying and pasting all text
Choose the best answer (A–D). If a source has outdated or missing author information, what should a student do?
Use it without question
Cross-check with other credible sources
Assume it is accurate
Delete the research project
Choose the best answer (A–D). A student copies a paragraph from a website into Google Docs without citation. What is the risk?
The document will not print
The student might commit plagiarism
The text will automatically reformat
Google Docs will fix the text
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which citation method shows best understanding of intellectual honesty?
Writing “source: unknown”
Quoting the author’s exact words with quotation marks and a proper reference
Paraphrasing without credit
Ignoring sources
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which feature in Google Docs helps collaborate and avoid mistakes during group projects?
Share with editing or commenting rights
Print preview
Font color
Page margins
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which action demonstrates critical thinking while using Interland (Reality River)?
Clicking all links randomly
Checking the source before trusting information
Sharing screenshots immediately
Ignoring warnings about fake news
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which clue indicates a website might contain fake information?
Detailed author credentials
Conflicting facts, spelling mistakes, and no references
Updated date and contact info
Peer-reviewed content
Choose the best answer (A–D). You receive a suspicious message from an unknown user. What is the safest choice?
Respond politely
Block and report the user
Click any links in the message
Forward it to friends
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which scenario shows effective touch typing practice?
Typing randomly while watching the keyboard
Using all fingers on the home row and maintaining proper posture
Only typing with one hand
Looking at the keyboard while typing each letter
Choose the best answer (A–D). A student types faster but makes many errors. Which strategy will improve their accuracy?
Typing even faster
Slowing down to focus on correct keystrokes
Ignoring errors
Typing without looking at the screen
Choose the best answer (A–D). You are making a social conversation project on Scratch. Your character disagrees with another. Which approach is best to teach respect?
Have the character insult the other
Have the character express disagreement politely with reasoning
Make the characters ignore each other
Have them fight physically in an animation
Choose the best answer (A–D). A research project asks for three sources. You find one credible source and two questionable ones. Which is the best approach?
Use all sources
Only use the credible source and continue looking for two more reliable ones
Use the two questionable sources first
Skip citing sources
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which combination of skills shows that a student is a responsible digital citizen?
Plays online games, types fast, watches videos
Evaluates online info, cites sources, uses words respectfully online
Copies text from Wikipedia, posts anything online, ignores rules
Focuses only on coding, ignores online behavior
Choose the best answer (A–D). You notice a classmate posting personal details online. Which is the safest advice you can give?
“It’s fine; everyone does it.”
“Share it with friends first.”
“Keep personal info private and only share with trusted adults.”
“Post more details to make friends trust you.”
Choose the best answer (A–D). Which is an example of using words responsibly online?
Copying a joke from a website and tagging a classmate unkindly
Complimenting someone’s work with a polite comment
Posting secrets about a friend
Writing insults for fun
A student receives a rude comment in a chat. Which response shows emotional intelligence?
Replying with a harsher comment
Ignoring and reporting the message if necessary
Sharing the comment on social media
Asking friends to insult back
Which statement best explains why online words matter as much as spoken words?
They can affect emotions, relationships, and reputation
Only spoken words are remembered
Words online disappear quickly
Words online are jokes, not serious
What is an example of responsible online behavior when disagreeing with someone?
Deleting their post
Using respectful language and explaining your point
Ignoring your own opinions
Sharing their post to mock them
A student wants a Scratch sprite to move, say something, and play a sound at the same time. Which approach is best?
Put all blocks randomly
Use proper sequencing and test each block
Only use the sound block
Duplicate the sprite three times
A Scratch project does not behave as expected. What is the first debugging step?
Reinstall Scratch
Check the order of blocks and conditions
Delete the project
Ignore the problem
Which coding concept is demonstrated when a character repeats an action until a goal is reached?
Variables
Loops
Conditional statements
Lists
A student wants to write a report on an animal. Which research strategy is best?
Use only one website
Use multiple reliable sources and compare facts
Copy and paste from a forum
Use an old textbook without checking facts
Which question shows higher-order thinking when evaluating online info?
“Is this information interesting?”
“Is the source credible, current, and evidence-based?”
“Does it have pictures?”
“Is it easy to copy?”
Why is it important to avoid sources with outdated or biased information?
They are slower to read
They may provide incorrect or misleading facts
They are always in another language
They look unattractive
Which combination of sources would create the most reliable report?
Wikipedia, random blog, and a YouTube comment
School library book, educational website, and peer-reviewed article
Forum, personal opinion, and game chat
Social media post, video meme, and blog
Which action demonstrates strong information literacy skills?
Copying text without evaluating it
Checking multiple sources and summarizing in your own words
Ignoring sources
Using only images from the internet
A group project requires citations. Which action demonstrates integrity?
Using one student’s work for the whole group
Quoting and paraphrasing correctly with citations
Copying a paragraph without credit
Deleting sources to save time
Which feature in Google Docs is most useful for group collaboration?
Print layout
Sharing with editing/commenting rights
Font color
Page numbers
Which choice demonstrates proper paraphrasing?
Changing a few words and copying the rest
Reading the source, then rewriting in your own words and citing it
Copying the paragraph exactly
Skipping citations entirely
Why is citing multiple sources in a report important?
To make the report longer
To show research depth and credibility
To confuse readers
To avoid writing anything original
Which Google Docs tool helps prevent plagiarism?
Share button
Explore tool and citation feature
Header/footer
Page margins
Which strategy is best to avoid fake news?
Believe all social media posts
Check multiple reliable sources and the author’s credentials
Share the news first
Only watch videos
A website claims something shocking. How should a student respond?
Post it immediately
Evaluate the source credibility before believing it
Trust the headline
Delete the webpage
You find a suspicious link in a school email. The safest response is:
Click it to see what happens
Forward to friends
Report to a teacher and avoid clicking
Ignore it and continue
What behavior reflects strong digital citizenship online?
Sharing passwords with friends
Thinking critically before posting or sharing
Posting unverified information
Insulting others in chats
Which action shows that a student applies Interland lessons in daily life?
Clicking all links without checking
Verifying facts, protecting personal info, and being respectful online
Sharing memes without reading
Ignoring rules for fun
Which practice improves typing speed and accuracy at the same time?
Typing quickly with random finger use
Using proper finger placement, home row keys, and posture
Only practicing with one hand
Looking at the keyboard constantly
Which habit would slow down a student’s progress in touch typing?
Practicing regularly with correct form
Using proper finger placement
Looking at the keyboard for every keystroke
Using typing games for practice
