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Paper-I Computer Fundamental

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RABINDRA NATH NATIONAL YOUTH CENTRE

Address –Beside Duttapulia Union Academy (H.S) &


Duttapulia G.S.F Primary School, Duttapulia, Nadia # Call- 7001473343
An ISO Certified Institute Affiliated to NCT Delhi, Govt. of India

PAPER - I : COMPUTER FUNDAMENTAL & WINDOWS

Q. What is a Computer?
The word computer comes from the word compute that means
to calculate. So we can say that a Computer is an electronic
calculating device. Computer takes data, information, and
instructions through In-put devices, processing it at C P U and
gives out the meaning-full results through Out-put devices. All
these activities are completed very enormous speed.

Following are the works to do by using a COMPUTER :

C – Calculate : Computer can perform Arithmetic & Logical


calculations.

O - Operate : We can operate other machines by using


computer.

M - Memory : We can store large amount of information by using


computer.

P - Process : We can do repetitions of a work by using computer

U - Update : We can up-to-date our information.

T - Transfer : We can transfer our information one place to


another.

E - Edit : We can change our information more effectively. That


means we can correct the spelling, grammar mistakes,paragraph
settings etc.

R - Retrieve : We can feed back our information from memories


any time.

DIFFERENT PARTS OF COMPUTER


Computer mainly divides into two parts. These are -
1) Hardware and
2) Software
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An ISO Certified Institute Affiliated to NCT Delhi, Govt. of India

HARDWARE
All the physical components of a computer are called Hardware. It is touchable and it has a
shape. Example: Mouse, Keyboard, Monitor, CPU, Printer, Speaker etc. All the hardware devices
also divided into three kinds. These are Input Devices, CPU and Out Put Devices.

In - Put Devices : Which components are used to give information or instructions to the
computer are called as In-put devices. Example Mouse, Keyboard, Light Pen, Joy-Stick, Scanners,
Microphone etc.

Out-Put Devices : Which components are used to taking information from the computers are
called as output devices. Example Monitor, Speaker, Printers etc.

CPU : CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. Actually CPU is the brain of a computer.

SOFTWARE
Collection of programs is called as software. Software is the logical part of computer. It is not
touchable and has no shape. Software is of two types: System Software and Application
Software.
1. SYSTEM SOFTWARE: System software is used to running a computer system. This software
drives all the hardware devices and controls all processing activities. Systems software consists
with Operating Systems, Language Processors, Compiler, Interpreters and Utility Tools.
2. APPLICATION SOFTWARE : An Application software is that software by which user can solve
a specific problem. Example- Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Paint etc.

PROGRAM
To accomplish a task we are giving several instructions to the computer. These instructions used
to tell the computer what to do, how to do and when to do. These set of instructions called as
program.

OPERATING SYSTEMS
Operating system is set of programs that control and support hardware and provide various services. It task like
a traffic controller. The operating system can be classified as single user and multiple users depending on the
number of users working on it at a given point of time.
DOS is a good example of single user operating system and UNIX; Windows, LINUX are some of the common
multiple user operating system.
THE MAJOR FUNCTIONS OF OPERATING SYSTEM :
1. It assigns processors to tasks
2. It manages memory and other storage areas.
3. It acts as a command interpreter.
4. File management.
5. Input - Output management.
6. Establishing data security & integrity.
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Address –Beside Duttapulia Union Academy (H.S) &
Duttapulia G.S.F Primary School, Duttapulia, Nadia # Call- 7001473343
An ISO Certified Institute Affiliated to NCT Delhi, Govt. of India

KEY BOARD
Keyboard is one of the most common input devices for computers. Keyboard usually contains the following keys.
a. FUNCTION KEYS: There are 12 function keys on a Key board. All these individual Function Keys are used to
specific operations that are preprogrammed. These are labeled from F1 to F12. These are placed in the upper
side of keyboard sequentially.
b. TYPE WRITER KEYS OR ALPHABET KEY: These keys are in the form of standard QWERTY layout of the type
writer. There is A to Z total 26 alphabet keys on a key board.
c. SPECIAL KEYS: Esc, Ctrl, Alt, Enter/Return, Print Screen, Insert, Del, Scroll Lock, Pause Break, Caps Lock, Num
Lock, Shift, (.) full stop, (,) comma, (:) Colon, (;) semicolon, (?) question mark, (@) At the rate of, (&) ampersand,
(*) Asterisk etc these are called Special Keys.
d. CURSOR CONTROL KEYS: Which are usually used for cursor controls. Left arrow, Right arrow, Upper arrow,
Down arrow, PgUp, PgDn, Home & End.
e. NUMERIC KEYS: Which are arranged as a pad as same as calculator, which are used for inputting numeric
values from 0 to 9. These are placed in the right most corner in the keyboard. There are also mathematical
operators like Addition ( + ), Subtraction ( - ), Multiplication ( * ), Division ( / ) etc.

MOUSE
Mouse is the most popular usable input device. This Input device is used specially for graphical user interface (G
U I). This can be moved on a smooth surface to simulate the moment of cursor that is desired on the display
screen. It contains of three buttons. There are Left button, Right button and scroll button.

FUNCTION OF MOUSE:
 Mouse Left button single click for point any place on screen and make selections click an option / item.
 Mouse Left button is also used for dragging and move an item one place to another place.
 Mouse Left button at a time double click for open a folder or file.
 Mouse Right button always is used to appearing a menu.
 Mouse middle button or Scroll button used for scrolling a document page from top to bottom and
bottom to top.

DESKTOP:

Desktop is the first screen of a computer. It look is


rectangular shape. There are four sides as Top, Bottom,
Left and Right. Task bar is on bottom edge of Desktop and
there are some icons on the left side of desktop.Desktop is
a folder himself.

TASK BAR:
The horizontal bar on bottom of Desktop is called Task bar. Task Bar displays all running or opened
applications. Star button is on the left side of task bar and there is Volume, Date & Time system icons on
the right side of the task bar. Task bar is to move any corner of the desktop.
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Address –Beside Duttapulia Union Academy (H.S) &
Duttapulia G.S.F Primary School, Duttapulia, Nadia # Call- 7001473343
An ISO Certified Institute Affiliated to NCT Delhi, Govt. of India

ICON :

Icon is the graphical representation of an item. There are


two types of icons – System icons ( My Computer, Recycle
Bin, My Network Places etc. ) and Application icons or
program Icons ( MS-Word’s icon, Excel’s icon, Paint’s icon
etc. )

My Computer:
My Computer is a system icon that is display on desktop. We get all the
information of a computer like system configuration, storage capacity etc.

Recycle Bin:
Recycle Bin is also a system icon that is display on desktop. It store deleted file from
computer hard disk. It’s task like a dust bin. We can restore the deleted files and folders
from the Recycle Bin at our previous location. The default storage capacity of Recycle Bin
is 10% of hard disk.

Title Bar: The top horizontal bar of an application is known Title Ban. Title Bar displays the title of
application and also name of file. There are three options button on the right side of Title Bar i.e. Minimize
button, Maximize/restore button and Close button.

TYPE OF COMPUTERS
Computer is available in different types. There are-

Desktop Computer:

Laptop Computer:

Notebook :

Tablet :

CLASSIFICATION OF COMPUTERS
Computers are classified according to their size, memory capacity and data processing
speed; computers are classified into following four main groups.

1. Micro Computer (Desktop, Notebook Computer, Tablet, Personal Digital Assistant)

2. Mini Computer

3. Mainframe Computer

4. Super Computer
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An ISO Certified Institute Affiliated to NCT Delhi, Govt. of India

COMPUTER MEMORY
Memory in a computer system is required for storage on subsequent retrieval of the instructions and data.

The Computer Memory divided into two types based on whether the memory is used, inside

the computer or it is an external storage device.

In computers there are two types of memories.

1). PRIMARY MEMORY (OR) MAIN MEMORY:

The memory on the motherboard of the computer is called the primary memory. This is also called the main
memory or the on-line memory.

This primary can be further divided following types

2). SECONDARY MEMORY (OR) AUXILIARY MEMORY:

Secondary memory is actually used to store program or data permanently. This memory is not on
Motherboard. It is connected via cable or connector. It is non-volatile memory. This is also called auxiliary
or permanent memory. Sometimes this memory also known as off-line memory.

Example – Hard Disk Drive, Floppy Disk Drive, CD/DVD, Pen drive etc.

Memory measured in bytes.


8 bits - 1 Byte
(BIT stands for Binary Digit. That means 0 and 1)
1024 Bytes - 1 KB (Kilo Byte)
1024 K Bytes - 1 MB (Mega Byte)
1024 M Bytes - 1 GB (Giga Byte)
1024 G Bytes - 1 TB (Tera Byte)
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PAPER - I : COMPUTER FUNDAMENTAL & WINDOWS

1. 1024 KB=
a) 1 GB b) 1 MB c) 1 TB d) 1 Byte
ANS:– b
2. “CRT” Stand for
a) Circuit Rectangle Tube b) Circuit Radius Term c) Cathode Ray Tube d) None of this
ANS:– c
3. Which number base is 10 ?
a) Octal b) Binary c) Decimal d) Hexadecimal
ANS:– c
4. “RAM” is memory?
a) Main Memory b) Internal Memory c) External Memory d) Hard Memory
ANS:– a
5. Which of the following is not essential to shut down your computer?
a) Save all opened files b) Close all running applications
c) Switch off monitor d) Cut off the power supply
ANS: - c
6. Which of the following is suitable after you install new drivers?
a) Shut down b) Restart c) Sleep d) Hibernate
ANS: - b
7. A bar that inform you the available options in your computer, opened applications, background running applications and can
be used to switch between applications quickly is
a) Menu bar b) Tool bar c) Status bar d) Task bar
ANS: - d
8. The Basic Input Output System (BIOS) resides in
a) RAM b) ROM c) The CPU d) Memory Cache
ANS: - b
9. Type of Computer Generation
a) 4 b) 5 c) 3 d) 7
ANS: - b
10. Which one is not operating system?
a) P11 b) OS/2 c) Windows d) UNIX
ANS: - a
11. Computer system only known as bit
a) Decimal b) Octal c) Binary d) None of this
ANS: - c
12. Which of the following Windows do not have Start Button?
a) Windows Vista b) Windows 7 c) Windows 8 d) None of above
ANS: – c
13. The ..... Program compresses large files into a smaller file
a) WinZip b) Win Shrink c) Win Style d) None of above
ANS: – a
14. “GUI” stands for
a) Graphics used identify b) Graphical user Interface c) Google user identity d) None of this
ANS: – b
15. Secondary memory also called memory
a) Auxiliary b) Internal c) emphasis d) Main
ANS: – a
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Duttapulia G.S.F Primary School, Duttapulia, Nadia # Call- 7001473343
An ISO Certified Institute Affiliated to NCT Delhi, Govt. of India

16. Which of the following is not an operating system?


a) DOS b) Linux c) Windows d) Oracle
ANS: – d
17. “VDU” stand for
a) Visual Display Unit b) Various Data User c) Visual data Unit d) none of this
ANS: – a
18. Which operating system can you give smallest file name?
a) Ps/2 b) Dos c) Windows d) Windows NT
ANS: – b
19. F1 to F12 is called Key
a) Functional b) Symbol c) Special d) Candidate
ANS: - a
20. In Windows, start button is used to
a) Run applications b) Device setting c) Turn off the system d) All of above
ANS: - d
21. “PDF” stand for
a) Prior Data File b) Portable Document File c) Protected Document File d) Premium File
ANS: - b
22. Recently deleted files are stored in
a) Recycle bin b) Desktop c) Taskbar d) My computer
ANS: - a
23. is the program run on a computer when the computer boots up
a) System software b) Operating system c) System operations d) None
ANS: - b
24. To install the new font
a) Start -> setting -> control panel -> font
b) Start -> setting -> control panel -> font -> install new font
c) Start -> control panel -> font -> install new font
d) Start -> setting -> font
ANS: - bs
25. The is the drive containing the files to be copied
a) Source drive b) Destination drive c) USB drive d) None of the above
ANS: - a
26. Which key press we refresh desktop?
a) F3 b) F4 c) F5 d) F7
ANS: – c
27. Which of the following is program group?
a) Accessories b) Paint c) Word d) All of above
ANS: – a
28. “SMPS” stand for
a) Switch move power stock b) Sweet main protect sand
c) Switch mode Power Supply d) None of this
ANS:– c
29. Full from of “ROM”
a) Read only memory b) Rider Ossian Memory c) Rear Organized Memory d) None of this
ANS:– a
30. “CD” Stand for
a) Control Drive b) Compact Disc c) Control Data d) None of this.
ANS:– b
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Address –Beside Duttapulia Union Academy (H.S) &
Duttapulia G.S.F Primary School, Duttapulia, Nadia # Call- 7001473343
An ISO Certified Institute Affiliated to NCT Delhi, Govt. of India

31. Which of the following does not support more than one program at a time?
a) DOS b) Linux c) Windows d) UNIX
ANS: – a
32. Windows displays various options to shutdown. Which is suitable at the end of day?
a) Shut Down b) Restart c) Sleep d) Hibernate
ANS:– a
33. Taskbar is used for
a) Navigation program b) Switching between program c) Start a program d) All of above
ANS:– d
34. Which key press we Rename any folder or File
a) F4 b) F2 c) F6 d) F7
ANS:– b
35. Which is the first program run on a computer when the computer boots up?
a) System software b) Operating system c) System operations d) None
ANS:– b
36. “CPU” stand for
a) Central Processing Unit b) Control Program unit c) Counter Processing unit d) None of this.
ANS:– a
37. Whenever you move a directory from one location to another
a) All files inside the directory are moved
b) All the subdirectory inside that directoryare moved
c) The directory is moved the source file is not moved
d) Both a and b
ANS:– d
38. Hexadecimal number base is
a) 8 b) 2 c) 10 d) 16
ANS: – d
39. My Computer was introduced from
a) Windows 3.1 b) Windows 3.11 c) Windows 95 d) Windows 98
ANS: – c
40. Which of the following is not a multitasking operating system?
a) Windows b) Linux c) Win NT d) DOS
ANS: – d
41. A is a named location on a disk where files are stored
a) Folder b) Pod c) Version d) None of above
ANS:– a
42. Which of the following is system software?
a) Operating system b) Compiler c) Utilities d) All of the above
ANS:– d
43. What is the function of radio button?
a) To select multiple option b) To select single option
c) To select all option d) All of above
ANS:– b
44. You can use print manage window
a) To check status of files in the print queue b) To cancel the print job
c) To interrupt printing d) All of the above
ANS:– d
45. A small part of taskbar that has icons of background running applications is
a) Start button b) Quick launch c) Task bar d) System tray
ANS:– d
46. “ALU” stand for
a) Arithmetic Legal Unit b) Arithmetic Logical Unit c) Arithmetic Land Unit d) None of this
ANS:– a
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Address –Beside Duttapulia Union Academy (H.S) &
Duttapulia G.S.F Primary School, Duttapulia, Nadia # Call- 7001473343
An ISO Certified Institute Affiliated to NCT Delhi, Govt. of India

47. Which components appear in the initial windows start up display?


a) Dialog box b) Task bar c) Start menu d) All of the above
ANS:– b
48. The date and time displays on
a) Taskbar b) Status bar c) System tray d) Launch pad
ANS:– c
49. Which one of the following is not a multitasking operating system?
a) DOS b) Windows c) Unix d) Linux
ANS:– a
50. The operating system is the most common type of Software
a) Communication b) Application c) System d) Word processing software

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