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27 - 07 - 2020

SAMPLE QUESTIONS
ANSWERS TO WEEK 12, EXERCISE 8

ANSWERS TO WEEK 11,  EXERCISE 7
WEEK 12

EXERCISE 8


JUNIOR HIGH THREE (3) QUESTIONS
WEEK 6 - EXERCISE SIX (6)

  1. Neatly draw the computer mouse and label the parts.
  2. Mention the two (2) main types of computer mouse.
  3. Mention two (2) mouse ports on the system unit.
  4. What is the Central Processing Unit?
  5. Mention and explain two (2) parts of the central processing unit.
  6. Neatly draw and label the computer keyboard and indicate the 5-group of keys.
  7. State the keys each finger is responsible for typing on the computer keyboard.
  8. What is a CRT monitor?
  9. What is an LCD monitor?
  10. State four (4) advantages of using softcopy output.
  11. Mention two (2) printer ports on the system unit.
  12. Mention the two (2) types of printers.
  13. Briefly explain why the laser printer is also referred to as the page printer.
  14. Mention the colours a printer uses to produce coloured images/prints.
  15. State four (4) advantages of using hardcopy output.


 WEEK 5 - EXERCISE FIVE (5)
WEEK 4 - EXERCISE FOUR (4)

WEEK 3 - EXERCISE THREE (3)
  1. (a) Study the image above carefully and use it to answer questions(a)(i – (iii)

  (i) What is the name of the image shown above?
 (ii) Name the parts of the image represented by A, B, C, D, E and F in 1(a) above.
(iii) State the function of the parts labeled A and D in 1 (a) above.
(b) List four uses of the internet.
(c) Write the name of the following computer keyboard key characters.
    (i) & 
    (ii) ^ 
   (iii) {} 
   (iv) /  
(d) Give the functions of the following keyboard keys:
     (i) Backspace
    (ii) Space bar                                    

  1. (a) State the two types of storage media.
(b)   i.   Give three important features of storage media.
(c) State two ways to protect storage media.

  1. (a) What is: 
 (i)  application software: 

 (ii) system software: 
 (iii) a folder: 
(b) Give three examples of an operating system.

  1. (a) List three toolbars or bars in a spreadsheet application.
(b) Define the following terms as used in a spreadsheet application.
    (i) cell:
   (ii) active cell:  
  (iii) name box: 



 WEEK 2 - EXERCISE TWO (2)

  1. Mention, draw and state the use of ten (10) tools on the drawing toolbox of Ms. Paint application window.
  2. Mention and draw two mouse pointer shapes and state the use of each.
  3. State the steps in turning on/off a personal computer.
  4. Mention two Microsoft Excel functions and state the use of each.
  5. Mention two data types in Microsoft Excel as a spreadsheet program and give an example each.
  6. Explain the following types of Search engines: (a) Crawler-Based Search Engine, (b) Hybrid Search Engine, (c) Human-Powered Directory
  7. Mention four (4) commands on the standard toolbar of a word processing application window and state the use of each.
  8. State two differences between Microsoft Word 2003 and 2007 window.
  9. Mention the keys each finger is responsible for typing on the computer keyboard.
  10. Mention three (3) Microsoft Office applications.
EXERCISE ONE (1)
  1. Outline two (2) differences between RAM and ROM.
  2. Outline two (2) differences between FILE and FOLDER.
  3. Outline two (2) differences between SOFTCOPY and HARDCOPY.
  4. Explain the term TOOLBAR.
  5. Mention two (2) frequently used TOOLBARS in Microsoft Word.
  6. What is COMPUTER SOFTWARE?
  7. What is SYSTEM SOFTWARE?
  8. Mention two (2) functions of the OPERATING SYSTEM.
  9. Explain the term BOOKMARK as a feature of a web browser window.
  10. What are TOGGLE keys?


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