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Class Four Computer Exam Questions

The document outlines the Joint First Terminal Examination for Class Four in Computer subject, with a total of 25 marks allocated for practicals. It includes various sections such as questions, multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blanks, and true/false statements, covering fundamental computer concepts and software. The examination is structured into two groups, each with specific questions and marks distribution.

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Class Four Computer Exam Questions

The document outlines the Joint First Terminal Examination for Class Four in Computer subject, with a total of 25 marks allocated for practicals. It includes various sections such as questions, multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blanks, and true/false statements, covering fundamental computer concepts and software. The examination is structured into two groups, each with specific questions and marks distribution.

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Symbol No. ……………. 2082/03/26 Symbol No. …………….

2082/03/26
NPABSAN, Kaski NPABSAN, Kaski
Joint First Terminal Examination-2082 Joint First Terminal Examination-2082
Class: Four F.M.: 25 Class: Four F.M.: 25
Subject: Computer Time: 1 hr. Subject: Computer Time: 1 hr.
Students are suggested to give own answers as far as practicable. Students are suggested to give own answers as far as practicable.
Group ‘A’ - 17 marks Group ‘A’ - 17 marks
1. Answer the following question. [5×2=10] 1. Answer the following question. [5×2=10]
a. What is computer? a. What is computer?
b. Write two capabilities of computer. b. Write two capabilities of computer.
c. List any two functions of computer? c. List any two functions of computer?
d. Who is known as father of computer science? d. Who is known as father of computer science?
e. Who was Joseph-Marrie Jacquard? e. Who was Joseph-Marrie Jacquard?
2. Choose the correct option from the given option. [3×1=3] 2. Choose the correct option from the given option. [3×1=3]
a. Computer works on ………… a. Computer works on …………
i. IPO Mechanism ii. IOP Mechanism iii. None i. IPO Mechanism ii. IOP Mechanism iii. None
b. When was analytical Engine developed? b. When was analytical Engine developed?
i. 1822 A.D. ii. 1802 A.D. iii. 1833 A.D. i. 1822 A.D. ii. 1802 A.D. iii. 1833 A.D.
c. Which country did John Napier belong to? c. Which country did John Napier belong to?
i. United Kingdom ii. Scotland iii. China i. United Kingdom ii. Scotland iii. China
3. Fill in the blanks. [2×1=2] 3. Fill in the blanks. [2×1=2]
a. Computer cannot ……………. itself. a. Computer cannot ……………. itself.
b. The set of instruction is known as ………. b. The set of instruction is known as ……….
4. Write True or False for the following statements. [2×1=2] 4. Write True or False for the following statements. [2×1=2]
a. Computer is an electronic device. a. Computer is an electronic device.
b. Charles Babbage is considered as the father of mathematics. b. Charles Babbage is considered as the father of mathematics.
Group ‘B’ -8 marks Group ‘B’ -8 marks
5. Answer the following questions. [3×2=6] 5. Answer the following questions. [3×2=6]
a. What is text editor software? a. What is text editor software?
b. What is text editing? b. What is text editing?
c. Why do you need to format the document? c. Why do you need to format the document?
6. Fill in the blanks. [2×1=2] 6. Fill in the blanks. [2×1=2]
a. …………. is the process of changing font size. a. …………. is the process of changing font size.
b. To move text, you can use …………… b. To move text, you can use ……………
The End The End
(25 marks for practical) (25 marks for practical)

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