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Class 7 Computer Exam Questions Guide

The document is an examination paper for Class 7 Computer Science, consisting of multiple choice questions and short answer questions. Part A includes 20 multiple choice questions covering topics such as hardware components, binary numbers, and spreadsheet functions. Part B consists of 10 short answer questions that require explanations and conversions related to computer concepts.

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Class 7 Computer Exam Questions Guide

The document is an examination paper for Class 7 Computer Science, consisting of multiple choice questions and short answer questions. Part A includes 20 multiple choice questions covering topics such as hardware components, binary numbers, and spreadsheet functions. Part B consists of 10 short answer questions that require explanations and conversions related to computer concepts.

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Class 7 Computer

F.M. : 40 ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Time : 60 Min

Part A: Multiple Choice Questions​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ [20 × 1 = 20]


Choose the correct option:
1.​ Which of the following is not a hardware component?​
a) Monitor​
b) Mouse​
c) MS Word​
d) CPU​

2.​ Which of the following is an input device?​


a) Printer​
b) Scanner​
c) Speaker​
d) Monitor​

3.​ A binary number system uses:​


a) Digits 0 to 9​
b) Digits 0 and 1​
c) Alphabets​
d) None of these​

4.​ The base of the decimal number system is:​


a) 2​
b) 8​
c) 10​
d) 16​

5.​ Main memory is also called:​


a) CPU​
b) RAM​
c) Monitor​
d) Hard Disk​

6.​ Which of the following is a permanent storage device?​


a) RAM​
b) ROM​
c) Cache​
d) Register​

7.​ A cell in a spreadsheet is identified by:​


a) Row only​
b) Column only​
c) Row and column​
d) None​

8.​ In a spreadsheet, the intersection of a row and column is called:​


a) Box​
b) Cell​
c) Table​
d) Field​

9.​ Which function is used to calculate the average in a spreadsheet?​


a) =AVG()​
b) =SUM()​
c) =AVERAGE()​
d) =TOTAL()​

10.​A formula in spreadsheet always starts with:​


a) @​
b) =​
c) #​
d) +​

11.​Which software is commonly used as a spreadsheet application?​


a) MS Paint​
b) MS Excel​
c) Notepad​
d) MS Word​

12.​What is the base of the octal number system?

a) 2
b) 8
c) 10
d) 16

13.​To select an entire column in a spreadsheet, click on:​


a) Row number​
b) Column letter​
c) Cell​
d) Formula bar​

14.​Binary equivalent of decimal 5 is:​


a) 1001​
b) 101​
c) 110​
d) 10​

15.​Which of the following is an output device?​


a) Keyboard​
b) Mouse​
c) Speaker​
d) Scanner​

16.​Shortcut to save a file is:​


a) Ctrl + O​
b) Ctrl + P​
c) Ctrl + S​
d) Ctrl + N​
17.​Which port is commonly used to connect older keyboards and mice to a computer but is now mostly
replaced by USB ports?

a) HDMI port
b) PS/2 port
c) VGA port
d) Serial port

18.​Which of the following is an example of application software?​


a) Windows​
b) MS Excel​
c) Device Driver​
d) BIOS​

19.​The binary system is used because computers:​


a) Can store 10 digits only​
b) Understand only 0 and 1​
c) Use decimal logic​
d) Use only even numbers​

20.​Which is used to copy formatting in spreadsheets?​


a) Format Painter​
b) Fill Handle​
c) AutoSum​
d) Chart Tool

Part B: Short Answer Questions​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ [10 × 2 = 20]

1.​ Differentiate between RAM and ROM.​

2.​ Convert the decimal number 14 to binary.​

3.​ Write any two advantages of using spreadsheets.​

4.​ Define input and output devices with one example each.​

5.​ What is a cell in a spreadsheet? How is it referenced?​

6.​ Write the function to calculate the total of cells B2 to B5.​

7.​ Mention any two functions available in MS Excel.​

8.​ What is a formula bar in a spreadsheet?​

9.​ What are the two main parts of the CPU?​

10.​Convert the decimal number 25 into binary. Then enter both the decimal and binary values into a
spreadsheet side by side. (Label the columns as “Decimal” and “Binary”)

__________________________

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Application software is designed for end-users to perform specific tasks such as word processing or data management. An example is MS Excel. System software, on the other hand, includes the operating systems and utilities that manage computer resources at a fundamental level, facilitating the operation of application software. An example is Windows .

A cell in a spreadsheet is identified by its unique address which consists of the column letter and row number, such as 'B2'. This identification is significant as it allows users to accurately reference, input, and manipulate data within the spreadsheet, facilitating organized data storage and complex calculations .

To calculate the total of cells B2 to B5 in Excel, you enter a formula in a selected cell. The formula starts with an equals sign followed by the SUM function like this: =SUM(B2:B5). This function adds up all the numerical values contained within the specified range of cells .

Spreadsheets offer the advantage of automated calculations, which significantly reduces the potential for human error in data computation. Users can input formulas that automatically update results if the data changes. Additionally, spreadsheets facilitate the efficient organization and visualization of data. By using tools like pivot tables and charting features, users can easily summarize and present data in a more understandable format .

The binary system is crucial in computing because it aligns with the digital nature of electronic devices, which operate in two states: on and off, represented by 1 and 0. This makes binary a natural language for computers, enabling efficient data processing, storage, and communication at a fundamental level .

RAM (Random Access Memory) is volatile, which means it loses its data when the power is turned off, and is used for temporarily storing data that applications or the operating system need while a computer is running. ROM (Read-Only Memory), on the other hand, is non-volatile and retains its data even after the system is powered down. It is used to store firmware or software that is closely tied to the hardware and unlikely to need regular updates, such as the computer's BIOS .

To convert the decimal number 14 to binary, follow these steps: 1) Divide 14 by 2, the quotient is 7 and the remainder is 0. 2) Divide 7 by 2, the quotient is 3 and the remainder is 1. 3) Divide 3 by 2, the quotient is 1 and the remainder is 1. 4) Divide 1 by 2, the quotient is 0 and the remainder is 1. Reading the remainders from bottom to top, the binary equivalent is 1110 .

The CPU, or Central Processing Unit, is the primary component of a computer that performs most of the processing. It consists of two main parts: the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), which performs arithmetic and logical operations, and the Control Unit (CU), which directs the operation of the processor and its interaction with other components of the computer .

Consistent formatting in a spreadsheet can be applied using the Format Painter tool. Select the cell with the desired format, click on 'Format Painter', and then select the target cells where the format should be applied. This tool copies the formatting but not the cell contents .

Input devices allow users to enter data into a computer. An example is a keyboard, which enables text and command input. Output devices, on the other hand, convey information from the computer to the user. An example of an output device is a monitor, which displays visual data to the user .

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