4 ICT Worksheet

SANJAY GHODAWAT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS

WORKSHEET - 1
Class: - IV Div.: ___ Sub: ICT
Name: - _________________________ Date: -__________
Q-1. Fill in the blanks with the correct options.
Permanent volatile speakers output CPU pointing
1. A Speaker is an output device that generates sound waves.
2. The printer and the speakers are Output devices.
3. ROM is Permanent in nature.
4. The joystick and mouse are Pointing Devices
5. The CPU is also known as the ‘brain of the computer’.
6. RAM is also called Volatile memory.
Q-2. Give one word for the following.
1. A set of lines of different thicknesses that represent a number. Barcode reader
2. A device that prints pictures on paper, based on the commands received

from a computer. Printer
3. It operates like a typewriter but has many additional keys. Keyboard
4. A circular magnetic disc enclosed in a square or a rectangular-shaped

plastic body. Floppy disc
5. It uses light to detect the movement of a mouse. Optical Mouse
Q-3. Answer the following questions.
1. Explain the Secondary and Primary memory of a Computer with an example for each.
Ans. Primary memory. It is called internal memory. It is also called Volatile memory (data
stored on it gets erased automatically when the computer is shut down). It is the main
memory. Directly accessed by the CPU. Primary memory is of two types: RAM and ROM.
Secondary Memory: The memory where the data is stored permanently. It is also called
Non-Volatile Memory (The data stored on it is not lost even after the computer is shut
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down. It is also known as external memory. For example, Hard disk, floppy, compact
disc, flash drive, Blu-ray disc, multimedia card, etc.
2. What is the difference between ROM and RAM ?
Ans.: RAM It is called internal memory. It is also called Volatile memory (data stored on it
gets erased automatically when the computer is shut down). It is the main memory.
Directly accessed by the CPU.
ROM is like the computer's long-term memory. It stores important instructions that
help the computer start. It has information that the computer needs every time it's
turned on. ROM is permanent memory. It doesn't forget things when the computer is
turned off. It's like a book that's always in the library. The computer can read the
information from ROM whenever it's needed.
Q-4. Match the following using colour pencils.

1. Short-term Memory a. Secondary memory
2. Used for video chatting b. Monitor
3. Hard disk c. Web camera
4. Prints on paper d. RAM
5. Looks like a TV c. Printer
Q-5. Write “T” for True and “F” for False.
1. A Blu-ray disc stores a minimum of 4.7 GB of data while a DVD stores up to 25 GB of

data. F
2. A flash drive is a portable storage device about the size of a postage stamp. T
3. Multimedia is a computer-based interactive communication process. T
4. Each key is expressed in terms of a bit. T
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SANJAY GHODAWAT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
WORKSHEET - 1
Class: - IV Div.: ___ Sub: ICT
Name: - _________________________ Date: -__________
Q-1. Fill in the blanks with the correct options.

Notepad Personalization Windows Explorer Screen Saver File
Inactive Window
1. Notepad is a basic text editor program in Windows.
2. Windows has a manager called Windows Explorer
3. File is a collection of related information.
4. In order to set a Screen Saver, you need to open the Personalization Window.
5. A window that is open but not in use is called Inactive Window
6. Screen Saver is the image that you see when the computer is left idle for some time.
Q.2. Rearrange the steps in the correct sequence to change a desktop background.
1. Click the Desktop Background option. 3
2. Right-click on the desktop. Click on the Personalize option. 1
3. Click the Close button and the selected background will be seen on the desktop. 5
4. The Personalize window appears. 2
5. Select the background you want from the given list. 4
Q-3. Write “T” for True and “F” for False.
1. Pictures that are drawn or edited in Paint are called bitmaps. T
2. The primary name of the file may vary with the application used. F
3. Folders are also known as directories. T
4. Windows Media Player is a multimedia application. T
5. Note Pad is a basic text-editing program in Windows. T
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Q-4. Answer the following questions.
1. Rohit wants to open the Calculator on his computer for calculation he is not able to open it.
Please guide him to open the Calculator step by step.
Ans.: The steps to open the Calculator are:
1. Click on Start button.
2. All programs.
3. Open Windows Accessories.
4. Click on Calculator.
2. What is the difference between the Primary Name and the Secondary name of a document?
Ans.: Primary name: It is the first name of a file. It can be any name given by the
user. Secondary name: It is the extension of a file like .docx, .bmp, .xlsx, etc. It is
given by the program where it is created. It may vary with the application used.
3. Write the steps to open Windows Explorer.
Ans.: The steps to open the Calculator are:

1. Click on Start button.
2. All programs.
3. Click on Windows File Explorer.
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SANJAY GHODAWAT INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS

Q-1. Fill in the blanks with the correct options.

Permanent volatile speakers output CPU pointing

1. A Speaker is an output device that generates sound waves.

2. The printer and the speakers are Output devices.

3. ROM is Permanent in nature.

4. The joystick and mouse are Pointing Devices

5. The CPU is also known as the ‘brain of the computer’.

6. RAM is also called Volatile memory.

Q-2. Give one word for the following.

1. A set of lines of different thicknesses that represent a number. Barcode reader

2. A device that prints pictures on paper, based on the commands received

3. It operates like a typewriter but has many additional keys. Keyboard

4. A circular magnetic disc enclosed in a square or a rectangular-shaped

5. It uses light to detect the movement of a mouse. Optical Mouse

Q-3. Answer the following questions.

2. What is the difference between ROM and RAM ?

Q-4. Match the following using colour pencils.

2. Used for video chatting b. Monitor

3. Hard disk c. Web camera

4. Prints on paper d. RAM

5. Looks like a TV c. Printer

Q-5. Write “T” for True and “F” for False.

1. A Blu-ray disc stores a minimum of 4.7 GB of data while a DVD stores up to 25 GB of

3. Multimedia is a computer-based interactive communication process. T

4. Each key is expressed in terms of a bit. T

Q-1. Fill in the blanks with the correct options.

2. Windows has a manager called Windows Explorer

3. File is a collection of related information.

5. A window that is open but not in use is called Inactive Window

1. Click the Desktop Background option. 3

2. Right-click on the desktop. Click on the Personalize option. 1

4. The Personalize window appears. 2

5. Select the background you want from the given list. 4

Q-3. Write “T” for True and “F” for False.

1. Pictures that are drawn or edited in Paint are called bitmaps. T

3. Folders are also known as directories. T

4. Windows Media Player is a multimedia application. T

5. Note Pad is a basic text-editing program in Windows. T

3. Write the steps to open Windows Explorer.

Ans.: The steps to open the Calculator are:

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