Computer mids
Computer mids
Computer fundamental
2. The four main functions of a computer are ____, ____, ____, and ____.
3. The _____ component is responsible for performing arithmetic and logical operations in a
computer.
9. _____ is the temporary storage that holds data while the computer is running.
12. The _____ unit controls the operations of the computer by coordinating tasks.
14. _____ memory is non-volatile and retains information even when the power is off.
15. The _____ is responsible for processing data and executing instructions.
17. A _____ converts data into a form that the computer can understand.
19. The storage unit is used to _____ data for future use.
21. The _____ provides the necessary power supply to a computer system.
24. A computer's memory size is measured in units such as ____, ____, and _____.
25. A _____ is used to point to objects and interact with the user interface of the computer.
26. The _____ allows users to print documents from the computer.
29. The _____ allows data to be transferred from one computer to another.
32. A _____ printer uses ink to produce text and images on paper.
35. The _____ allows the user to type data into the computer.
36. A _____ is used to capture images and transfer them to the computer.
37. The _____ unit is also known as the heart of the computer.
38. _____ software is necessary for basic functions like running applications and managing files.
39. _____ memory can be written to only once, but can be read many times.
40. A _____ is a portable storage device commonly used for transferring data.
42. The _____ monitor is an output device that displays images and text.
46. _____ memory loses its content when the power is turned off.
49. A _____ is used to record audio and input it into the computer.
50. The _____ is a type of computer memory used for temporarily holding data being processed.
52. _____ is a wireless communication technology used for short-range data exchange.
55. _____ is the main software that manages all other software on a computer.
56. _____ is a data storage device that uses solid-state memory to store data persistently.
57. The _____ unit is responsible for fetching, decoding, and executing instructions.
58. _____ is an expansion card that allows computers to communicate over a network.
60. The _____ port is used to connect external monitors and projectors to the computer.
Short questions
Define a computer.
What is hardware?
Define a byte.
What is a supercomputer?
Define the following terms : Data, information, Hardware, software, input, output, processing storage
Write difference between of the flowing : printer and plotter, printer and scanner, hard disk and pen
drive, ram and rom, input and output
ALU
CPU
OCR
RAM
ROM
SMPS
DC
VDU
CRT
LCD
CD
CD R
CD RW
OPERATING SYSTEM
1. A software that controls the overall activity of a computer is called the ____.
4. Each time you boot a computer, the operating system files are loaded into the ____.
5. The operating system manages data and instructions in ____ and information stored on the disk.
8. The ____ is the first thing loaded onto the computer when it is turned on.
9. The process of booting involves copying files from the hard disk to the ____.
10. The operating system plays an important role in ____ between the user and the computer.
11. The operating system manages external and internal ____ and input/output devices.
14. The job of the operating system is to load data and instructions into ____.
15. When a program is closed, the operating system clears the ____ allocated to that program.
17. A ____-independent operating system can run on computers made by various manufacturers.
18. A ____ operating system is designed for one user to use a computer at a time.
19. A ____ operating system allows a single user to run multiple applications at the same time.
20. A ____ operating system allows multiple users to use the system simultaneously.
21. In a ____ processing operating system, data is collected and processed in batches.
22. A ____ operating system guarantees certain capabilities within a specified time frame.
23. ____ is a multitasking operating system available only for computers manufactured by Apple.
27. ____ is the most widely used server operating system on the Internet.
29. Novell's ____ is a server operating system designed for client/server networks.
30. An ____ operating system is used on mobile devices and resides on a ROM chip.
31. ____ is an operating system from Microsoft designed for smartphones and PDAs.
33. ____ OS is an operating system developed by Apple for the iPhone and iPod touch.
35. ____ is a popular version of Linux that comes with the GNOME desktop environment.
38. ____ is a mobile operating system developed by Google for mobile devices.
39. ____ OS provides PIM capabilities such as managing schedules and contacts.
40. ____ OS features advanced Mac graphics and virtual memory management.
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12. What is the difference between a client operating system and a server operating system?
15. Why is UNIX considered the most widely used server operating system on the Internet?
17. What are embedded operating systems, and where are they used?
1. The average computer user does not find much about the ___ that can occur.
3. “Take good care of your ___, and it will take good care of you.”
5. Cleaning your computer will make it ___, cleaner, and crash less.
14. Use ___ swabs for cleaning hard-to-reach areas in the keyboard.
22. A malfunctioning mouse will cause the pointer to ___ across the screen.
29. A disk cleanup program ___ and analyses the hard drive.
33. A disk scanner can detect and fix ___ allocation table errors.
34. A recovery drive can help troubleshoot and ___ from computer problems.
44. A system image backup can ___ the computer easily after a crash.
45. To create a system image, type ___ recovery on the Start screen.
46. The system image can be backed up to a hard disk, DVDs, or a ___ location.
55. Performing scan disk can detect and repair ___ errors.
59. Avoid ___ around the keyboard and mouse to prevent spills.
61. Cleaning the computer every three months is needed in a ___ environment.
63. Ensure the ventilation parts are clear for better ___ flow.
73. Use compressed air to clean the ___ parts of your computer.
80. Clean your computer more often if someone ___ near it.
81. A cat or dog nearby can increase the need for ___.
97. Cleaning tools include a portable ___, rubbing alcohol, and cloth.
98. Foam swabs are better than paper towels as they are ___-free.
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9. What should you avoid disconnecting when cleaning the back of the computer?
32. What kind of cleaning tools are recommended for hard-to-reach areas?
34. What should you do when you suspect a virus in your computer?
36. What causes the computer to run slow due to improper shutdowns?
40. Why should you use foam swabs instead of paper towels?
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2. Explain the process of cleaning the inside of a computer and its benefits.
3. How does dust and dirt affect the performance of a computer, and how can it be prevented?
5. Describe the method of cleaning a mouse and what happens if it’s not maintained.
6. What role does disk cleanup play in improving computer performance? Explain with examples.
7. Discuss the importance of defragmenting the hard disk and how it should be done.
8. How does a Scan Disk program work, and what errors does it
fix on a computer?
9. Why is it important to scan for viruses regularly, and what are the steps to follow if a virus is
detected?
10. What is a system image backup, and how does it help in the event of a system crash?
11. Describe the general cleaning tools recommended for cleaning a computer and peripherals.
12. How should a computer be maintained in a household with pets? Discuss the preventive
measures.
13. Explain the process of refreshing a PC and what is saved and removed during the process.
14. Why is overheating a problem for computers, and how can regular maintenance prevent it?
15. What are the steps involved in cleaning the monitor, and why is it important for user comfort?
16. How can improper shutdowns cause temporary files to build up, and how can this be avoided?
18. Explain how a recovery drive can be used to troubleshoot computer problems.
19. Why should you keep all cables properly connected to the system during cleaning?
20. How does the environment in which a computer is located affect the frequency of cleaning and
maintenance required?
Computer
Ms Word chapter
Definations
1. Formatting text
2. Font
3. Font size
8. Square
9. Right
10. Through
11. Top and bottom
14. Wordart
Question
Steps
Drawing a table
Inserting wordart
Ms Excel
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3. Numerical entries in Excel can be used for __________, graphs, and statistical analysis.
5. The __________ Access Toolbar provides one-click access to frequently used commands.
6. The __________ is the control center in Excel.
8. The __________ tab displays commands like New, Open, and Save.
10. Excel displays the active cell reference in the __________ box.
15. The __________ bar allows you to move the worksheet vertically or horizontally.
16. The __________ split box is located to the right of the worksheet tabs.
17. The __________ bar shows the progress of tasks and worksheet controls.
18. The mouse pointer becomes a __________ plus sign within the worksheet area.
21. To select a range of cells, click and __________ with the mouse.
24. To move data, you can __________ and drop with the mouse.
27. You can __________ cells, rows, or columns to add new data.
29. Clearing cell data __________ the contents but not the cell.
32. Data can be moved within the same __________ or to another document.
33. The __________ heading buttons are used for selecting multiple rows.
34. Excel’s __________ View appears when the File tab is clicked.
35. The __________ in Excel helps in number crunching tasks.
38. The __________ bar is located at the bottom of the worksheet window.
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### **Questions**
16. What is the default column width and row height in Excel?
18. What is the difference between clearing cell data and deleting a cell?
19. What is the use of the tab split box?
Steps of
Deleting a column
Inserting a cell
Saving a workbook
Adding a worksheet