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This document is a sample paper for a Computer Science subject with a maximum score of 70 marks and a time allowance of 3 hours. It includes a variety of questions covering topics such as programming, cybersecurity, and data structures, along with a marking scheme. The paper is structured into multiple sections with both theoretical and practical components.

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MS Set-5

This document is a sample paper for a Computer Science subject with a maximum score of 70 marks and a time allowance of 3 hours. It includes a variety of questions covering topics such as programming, cybersecurity, and data structures, along with a marking scheme. The paper is structured into multiple sections with both theoretical and practical components.

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SAMPLE PAPER SET-5

SUBJECT - COMPUTER SCIENCE


Maximum Marks: 70 MARKING SCHEME Time Allowed: 3 hours
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1 3072 1
2 American Standard code for information interchange 1
3 Microsoft Windows 2010, C++ Compiler etc. (Any other two valid examples) 1
4 RAM 1
5 DBMS 1
6 (b) Total (d)Data 1

7 (a)math (b) random 1


8 (d)str1 1
9 tuple1= ("a", "b") 1
10 Language Processor 1
11 (b) Expression 1
12 True 1
13 (d) =! 1

14 777714 1
15 All the above 1
16 Spyware 1
17 Cyber trolling 1
18 c) Interception of a communication or digital transmission without the knowledge of the 1
sender or the receiver
19 (b)4 1
OR
(a) 2000 October 17
20 Computer Fraud 1
21 c) [25, 10] 1
22 (a)X.remove(10) (1 * 4=4) 4
(b) append () adds an object to the end of a list.
extend () adds each value from a 2nd list as its own element. So extending a list with
another list combines their values.
(c) X.count("KV")
(d) iii. X*5

(e) Mutable
23 (i) len (dict) “”” dict is a name of dictionary variable””” (1 * 4=4) 4
(ii) dict.values())
(iii) dict.pop()
(iv) One mark for correct difference
(v) One mark for correct difference
24 (i) (84.375)10 2
(ii) (11110111100)2
PART – B(SECTION-I)
25 1 mark for writing combinations of inputs and equivalent outputs for the each expression 2
i.e. A + (B. C’) = (A + B’) (A + C’)

OR
½ for each correct gate.
26 1 mark for writing each correct definition i.e. sector and track. 2
27 (i) Cyber Trolling 2
(ii) Reporting Cybercrime: If any cybercrime happens, one must report it firstly to parents,
school authorities and then to police. The procedure for reporting cybercrimes is more or
less the same as for reporting any other kind of offence.
28 1 mark for each correct difference. 2
29 Answer: (i) math.sqrt((A*A+B*B)/(2*A)) (ii) p**2+q**2/math.pow((r+s),4) 2
OR
Answer : (i) Boolean (ii) float (iii) String (iv) integer
30 a,b = 2 2
while a%b= = 0
a+=10
b+=2
else:
print(“End”)
(1/2 mark finding each correct error & rewriting the correct code for the same)
31 One mark for correct difference and one mark for example. 2
32 One mark for each correct measure. 2
33 (i) Identity theft occurs when someone uses our identity or personal information—such 2
as our name, our license, or our Unique ID number—without our permission to
commit a crime or fraud.
(ii) e-waste:- Whenever an electronic device covers up its working life, or becomes non
usable due to technological advancements or becomes non-functional, it is not used
anymore and comes under the category of e-waste or electronic waste.
34 ½ mark for correct input and½ mark for correct output statement 3
2 marks for logic
35 ½ mark for correct input and½ mark for correct output statement. 2 marks for logic. 3
36 ½ mark for correct input and½ mark for correct output statement. 2 marks for logic. 3
37 1 mark for each correct definition. 3
38 (i) Lst[1]=25 5
(ii) Lst.extend([1,2,3])
(iii) Lst.pop()
(iv) Lst.sort()
(v) k=0
for x in Lst:
Lst[k]=Lst[k]*2
k=k+1
print(Lst)
39 1 mark for correct input and 1 mark for correct output statement 5
3 marks for logic of each correct option.
OR
1 mark for definition statement and 1 mark for input statement
1 mark for each correct implementation of dictionary function.
40 (i)str1="INDIA" (ii)str1="INDIA" 5
for i in range(5): for i in range(5):
print(str1[0:5-i]) print(str1[:i+1])

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