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Class IV Computer Revision Set

The document is a Class IV Computer Half-Yearly Revision Set that includes fill-in-the-blank questions, true or false statements, multiple choice questions, and short and long answer questions related to computer fundamentals. Key topics covered include types of memory (RAM and ROM), storage devices, the evolution of computers, and basic software functions in MS Word and PowerPoint. It serves as a comprehensive revision tool for students to assess their understanding of computer concepts.

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Class IV Computer Revision Set

The document is a Class IV Computer Half-Yearly Revision Set that includes fill-in-the-blank questions, true or false statements, multiple choice questions, and short and long answer questions related to computer fundamentals. Key topics covered include types of memory (RAM and ROM), storage devices, the evolution of computers, and basic software functions in MS Word and PowerPoint. It serves as a comprehensive revision tool for students to assess their understanding of computer concepts.

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Class IV Computer Half-Yearly Revision Set (With Answers)

A. Fill in the Blanks

1. The temporary memory of a computer is called RAM.

2. ROM stands for Read Only Memory.


3. RAM stores data only while the computer is ON.

4. ROM keeps its data even when the computer is switched OFF.

5. A pen drive is an example of secondary storage.

6. Google Drive is an example of online (cloud) storage.

7. Permanent memory is called secondary memory.

8. The earliest calculating device was the Abacus.

9. Computers have evolved through five generations.

10. First-generation computers used vacuum tubes.


11. Computers perform calculations with great accuracy.

12. A computer never gets tired.

13. A computer cannot think on its own.

14. A collection of files is called a folder.

15. Files and folders are managed using File Explorer.

16. Decorative text in MS Word is called WordArt.

17. Rows and columns together form a table.


18. Windows 11 is an operating system.

B. True or False

1. RAM is temporary memory. True

2. ROM loses data when the computer is switched off. False

3. Google Drive is an online storage. True

4. A pen drive is online storage. False


5. Abacus is the earliest calculating device. True
6. Computers have evolved through five generations. True

7. First-generation computers used vacuum tubes. True

8. Modern computers belong to the fifth generation. True

9. Computers can think like humans. False


10. Computers work with speed and accuracy. True

11. A folder is used to organize files. True

12. WordArt creates decorative text. True

13. Text Wrapping controls text around pictures. True

14. A table consists of rows and columns. True

15. PowerPoint is used to create presentations. True

C. Multiple Choice Questions


1. Temporary memory is:

o A. ROM

o B. Hard Disk

o C. RAM

o D. DVD

2. ROM stands for:

o A. Read Open Memory


o B. Read Only Memory

o C. Run Only Memory

o D. Random Open Memory

3. Permanent storage device:

o A. RAM

o B. Hard Disk

o C. Monitor
o D. Keyboard
4. Example of online storage:

o A. Pen Drive

o B. CD

o C. Google Drive
o D. Hard Disk

5. Earliest calculating device:

o A. Calculator

o B. Abacus

o C. Laptop

o D. Computer

6. Modern computers belong to:

o A. First
o B. Third

o C. Fourth

o D. Fifth Generation

7. First-generation computers used:

o A. Chips

o B. Vacuum Tubes

o C. Transistors
o D. Microprocessors

8. Feature of a computer:

o A. Gets tired

o B. High Speed

o C. Needs rest

o D. Thinks like humans

9. Limitation of a computer:
o A. Speed
o B. Accuracy

o C. Cannot think on its own

o D. Storage

10. Latest Windows operating system:


• A. Windows 7

• B. Linux

• C. Windows 11

• D. macOS

11. File management tool:

• A. Paint

• B. File Explorer

• C. Word
• D. Calculator

12. WordArt is used for:

• A. Tables

• B. Decorative Text

• C. Pictures

• D. Saving Files

13. Text around a picture is controlled by:


• A. Font Style

• B. Text Wrapping

• C. Zoom

• D. Review

14. PowerPoint is used to create:

• A. Databases

• B. Presentations
• C. Paintings
• D. Spreadsheets

15. A presentation consists of:

• A. Sheets

• B. Slides
• C. Cells

• D. Records

Short Answer Questions

1. What is a Folder?

A folder is used to store and organize files.

2. How do you create a new folder?

Right-click → New → Folder → Type the folder name → Press Enter.


3. What is WordArt?

WordArt is decorative text used to make titles and headings attractive.

4. What is a Presentation?

A presentation is a collection of slides used to present information.

5. How do you change text alignment in MS Word?

Select the text → Home tab → Choose Left, Center, Right, or Justify.

Long Answer Questions

1. Steps to Insert WordArt

1. Open MS Word.

2. Click the Insert tab.

3. Click WordArt.

4. Choose a style.

5. Type the text.


6. Click outside to finish.
2. Steps to Add a Slide in PowerPoint

1. Open PowerPoint.

2. Click the Home tab.

3. Click New Slide.


4. Select a layout.

5. Add text and pictures.

3. Steps to Create a New Word Document

1. Open MS Word.

2. Click File → New.

3. Select Blank Document.

4. Type your work.

5. Save the document.


4. Steps to Delete a File or Folder

1. Select the file/folder.

2. Press Delete or right-click → Delete.

3. Confirm if asked.

4. The item moves to the Recycle Bin.

Application-Based Questions
1. How do you save a PowerPoint Presentation?

1. Click File.

2. Select Save As.

3. Choose a location.

4. Type the file name.

5. Click Save.

2. How do you insert a picture in MS Word?


1. Click the Insert tab.
2. Click Pictures.

3. Select the picture.

4. Click Insert.

5. Resize or move the picture if needed.

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