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Computer Science Revision Worksheet

This document provides information about computer science revision worksheets for Scratch and Excel. It defines key Scratch blocks and concepts like scripts, sprites, and backdrops. It also defines Excel concepts like worksheets, rows, columns, and cells. It includes questions about the uses of different blocks in Scratch and functions in Excel.

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Computer Science Revision Worksheet

This document provides information about computer science revision worksheets for Scratch and Excel. It defines key Scratch blocks and concepts like scripts, sprites, and backdrops. It also defines Excel concepts like worksheets, rows, columns, and cells. It includes questions about the uses of different blocks in Scratch and functions in Excel.

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COMPUTER SCIENCE REVISION

WORKSHEET
PART A
Block Palette- Component of scratch window that contains group of blocks
which can be used to make a script.
Sub-blocks- Sub-blocks are actions that can be used together to make a script.
Script- Script is a group of blocks to do a particular action.
Script area- Script area is the area where blocks are dragged into to make a
script.
Stage- Stage is where a sprite performs an action.
Sprite- Sprite is the character that does the action according to the script.
• Workbook- a file in Excel saved with extension .xls
• Worksheets- A grid with rows and columns.
• Rows-Row runs horizontally. Each row is identified by row number,
which runs vertically at the left side of the sheet
• Columns-Column runs vertically. Each column is identified
by column header, that is an alphabet.
• Cell-The intersection of a column and row is referred to as a cell
• Range-A cell range in an Excel file is a collection of selected cells.
• Cell address-Each cell address (a location in the spreadsheet) begins
with a letter to indicate the column, followed by a number to indicate
the row.

1. What color are motion blocks?

Ans- Blue

3. How can sprites move to a given point on the stage?


Ans- Motion block

4. What happens if the sprite hits the edge of the stage?

Ans- It bounces

5. What blocks can be used with sprites and the backdrop?

Ans- Looks block

6. What type of text will the say blocks display in?

Ans- Speech bubble

7. What colour are the Sound blocks?

Ans- Magenta

8. What blocks are used to create interactive games where the user can
use draw on the stage?

Ans- Pen block

9. What do pen blocks do?

Ans- Draw on the stage

11. What type of sub-block can you use to clear the drawings?

Ans- Clear sub-block

12. What does each script have at its start?

Ans- A sub-block present in events block

14. What repeats a set of actions a given number of times?


Ans- Repeat sub-block

15. What blocks are colored light blue?

Ans- Sensing block

16. What is a spreadsheet program that allows us to store, organize


and analyze information?

Ans- Microsoft Excel

17. What is the name of the grid that runs horizontally?

Ans- Row

17. What is the name of the grid that runs verticaly?

Ans- Column

18. What is the intersection of a column and row referred to as in an


Excel file?

Ans- Cell

19. What begins each cell address a location in the spreadsheet?

Ans- Column letter

20. What is the selected cell called in Excel?

Ans- Active cell

23. What do you need to do to rename the sheet?

Ans- Select the sheet  right click on it  click on rename  then


type

Or,
Select the sheet  double click on it  then type

24. How many types of data are there?

Ans- There are 2- text and number

25. Where can you save your workbook?


Ans- File  Save as  Under Save As, pick the place where you want
to save your workbook.

26. What is the default extension of the excel workbook?

Ans- .xlsx

27. Give example of range. How is it represented?

Ans- An example of range is 6H:3K. It is represented with a colon (:).

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PART B

27. Write the use of all the blocks-

Ans- Motion-

Looks-

Sound-
Pen-

Events-

Control-

Sensing-

Operator-
28. List the blocks in scratch

Ans-
29.Write the functions of up, down, left, right, Home Keys?
Ans- The functions of up, down, left, right, Home Keys is to go/switch to a
different cell.
30.What is cell address? Explain with an example.
Ans- Each cell address (a location in the spreadsheet) begins with a letter to
indicate the column, followed by a number to indicate the row. For example,
H32 identifies the cell at the intersection of column H, row 32
31.Define the term workbook and worksheet?
• Ans- Workbook is a file in Excel saved with extension .xlsx whereas a
worksheet is a grid with rows and columns.
32.How to rotate text and borders in excel?
Ans- Click on “Orientation” button in home tab, alignment group and then
select the rotation of your choice.
33.Write the steps to rename a worksheet in Excel.
Ans- Select the sheet  right click on it  click on rename  then type
Or,
Select the sheet  double click on it  then type
34.What is the extension of an excel file?
Ans- The extension of an excel file is .xlsx

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