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Class V Computer Assessment Guide

This document outlines a summative assessment for Class V Computer subject at Quantum World School, consisting of various sections including multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, fill-in-the-blanks, matching, full forms, and brief and detailed answer questions. The assessment covers topics such as computer history, features of Windows 10, and basic computer concepts. The total marks for the assessment are 70, and it is designed to evaluate students' understanding of computer fundamentals.

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Class V Computer Assessment Guide

This document outlines a summative assessment for Class V Computer subject at Quantum World School, consisting of various sections including multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, fill-in-the-blanks, matching, full forms, and brief and detailed answer questions. The assessment covers topics such as computer history, features of Windows 10, and basic computer concepts. The total marks for the assessment are 70, and it is designed to evaluate students' understanding of computer fundamentals.

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QUANTUM WORLD SCHOOL

Class: V
Subject: Computer
Summative Assessment – I
Full Marks: 70 Time: 2 Hours

A. Tick the correct option: (1×10=10)


i) Where can we find the option to insert a table in the document? (a) Home (b) Insert (c) View
ii) Who made the tabulating machine? (a) Charles Babbage (b) Herman Hollerith (c) Blaise Pascal
iii) In which generation of computers were transistors used? (a) Third generation (b) Second
generation (c) First generation
iv) Which of these is the fastest supercomputer of India? (a) Cray I (b) Deep Blue (c) Param
Siddhi-AI
v) Which of these is not a feature of Windows 10? (a) Multiple desktops (b) Copilot (c) Gadgets
vi) Which feature helps you to switch between the multiple desktops? (a) Copilot (b) Task view (c)
Tablet mode
vii) Which tab contains the Rows & Columns group? (a) Design tab (b) Home tab (c) Layout tab
viii) Which command button helps you to merge two or more cells into a single cell? (a) Merge (b)
Merge cells (c) Merge as one
ix) Which of these is not a PowerPoint view? (a) Slide Sorter (b) Outline (c) Normal
x) Which of these is not a SmartArt graphics category? (a) Cycle (b) Pyramid (c) Triangle

B. Write ‘T’ for True and ‘F’ for False: (1×10=10)


The content placeholder allows you to insert different objects on the slide. ■
You can’t insert shapes to a slide. ■
The new slide option is given in the insert tab. ■
You can press the F2 key to run the slide show. ■
A template is a readymade formatted presentation. ■
Supercomputers are the most powerful computers. ■
The tabulating machine was invented by Herman Hollerith. ■
Charles Babbage is known as the father of computers. ■
The shut down option turns OFF the computer completely. ■
Windows 10 is a popular operating system of Microsoft Corp. ■

C. Fill in the blanks by choosing words from the Help Box: (1×5=5)
Help Box: Copilot, ENIAC, Artificial Intelligence, Bing search engine, Live tiles
i) ______ was the first general-purpose electronic computer.
ii) ______ is an AI-based chatbot in Windows 10.
iii) Fifth generation computers are based on ______.
iv) Windows 10 search feature uses the ______.
v) Big graphical icons displayed on the right pane in the start menu are called ______.

D. Match the following: (1×4=4)


i) Alt + Page Up (a) To move to the last cell
ii) Alt + Page Down (b) To move to the first cell in row
iii) Alt + Home (c) To move to last cell in column
iv) Alt + End (d) To move to first cell in column
E. Write down the full form of: (2×6=12)
i) AI ii) CPU iii) GUI iv) ENIAC v) VR vi) AVS

F. Answer these questions in brief: (2×6=12)


i) What is an Abacus?
ii) Who invented ENIAC?
iii) What is the use of start menu?
iv) Define cells.
v) What do you mean by merging the cells?
vi) Define columns.

G. Answer these questions in detail: (3×5=15)


i) What is Robotics?
ii) What is the use of the search feature?
iii) Name any two early calculating devices and their inventors.
iv) What is ENIAC?
v) List features of fourth generation computers.

H. What is computer? (1×2=2)

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Merging cells entails combining two or more cells into a single cell to better organize or present data, typically used to create headers that span multiple columns . Defining columns, on the other hand, involves setting up vertical spaces in a spreadsheet to organize data inputs systematically, allowing data to be categorized and analyzed efficiently .

ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic computer, was strong in its ability to perform complex calculations much faster than any previous device, using electronic circuitry rather than mechanical or electro-mechanical methods. Its development marked a significant milestone by shifting computing towards fully electronic systems, significantly influencing the design of subsequent computers .

Task view and multiple desktops greatly enhance productivity in Windows 10 by allowing users to manage multiple tasks and workflows efficiently. Task view facilitates switching between open applications and desktops seamlessly, while multiple desktops help organize different sets of tasks, reducing clutter and making multitasking more manageable .

Charles Babbage is considered the father of the computer due to his conceptual design of the Analytical Engine, which foreshadowed modern computing concepts like programmability, using punched cards for input. His designs detailed memory storage, processors, and input/output units, laying essential groundwork that later inventors and engineers built upon to create the first functional computers .

Fourth generation computers advanced from their predecessors by incorporating microprocessors, which integrated thousands of integrated circuit chips into a single, compact processing unit, greatly enhancing computational speed, efficiency, and energy consumption. This innovation also decreased the physical size of computers, allowing for more expansive and affordable use in various fields .

The start menu in Windows 10 functions as a launchpad for applications, settings, and system options, making it easier for users to access files and programs quickly. It enhances user experience by providing a customizable interface with live tiles for important alerts and access to frequently used software, thus increasing efficiency and productivity .

Artificial Intelligence introduction reflects an evolutionary leap from the fourth generation by embedding machine learning capabilities, enabling computers to perform tasks requiring human-like cognition, such as understanding natural language and recognizing patterns. This advancement pushed beyond the limits of mere processing power increase seen in fourth-generation computers, paving the way for more autonomous and intelligent computing systems .

Robotics, the field concerning the design, construction, and operation of robots, incorporates AI and automation technologies in modern computing. Robotics systems perform complex sequences of autonomous actions, such as manufacturing processes, precise surgery, and exploration tasks, which enhances productivity, safety, and technological advancement while pushing computational capabilities and application areas further .

Fifth generation computers are distinguished by the use of Artificial Intelligence, which allows for more advanced computational capabilities, such as voice recognition and decision making. They differ from earlier generations that relied on technologies such as vacuum tubes, transistors, and microprocessors without AI integration .

Herman Hollerith invented the tabulating machine. It was historically significant as one of the earliest data processing machines, laying the foundation for the development of modern computers by automating the process of punching card data to speed up the tabulation of census information .

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