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Computer Science Midterm Study Guide

This study guide covers essential concepts in computer science for Grade 5, including parts of a computer, functions of MS Office applications, and the role of an operating system. It provides fill-in-the-blank questions, matching exercises, and short answer questions with answers to aid in revision. Key topics include input/output devices, the CPU, and the differences between MS Word and MS Excel.

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Computer Science Midterm Study Guide

This study guide covers essential concepts in computer science for Grade 5, including parts of a computer, functions of MS Office applications, and the role of an operating system. It provides fill-in-the-blank questions, matching exercises, and short answer questions with answers to aid in revision. Key topics include input/output devices, the CPU, and the differences between MS Word and MS Excel.

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Computer Science – Midterm Study Guide with

Answers (Grade 5)
This version includes answers to help you revise better!

1. Parts of a Computer and How It Works


A computer is an electronic machine that takes input, processes it, and gives output. It has different
parts that work together:
1 Input Devices – help us give instructions to the computer. (Example: Keyboard, Mouse,
Scanner)
2 Output Devices – show us the result. (Example: Monitor, Printer, Speaker)
3 Storage Devices – store our data and files. (Example: Hard Disk, Pen Drive, CD)
4 CPU – the ‘brain’ of the computer. It has three parts: ALU (calculations), CU (controls), and
Memory Unit (stores temporary data).
5 Peripherals – extra devices connected to the computer like printers, webcams, microphones,
etc.

Fill in the blanks – with Answers


1. The CPU is known as the brain of the computer.
2. Input devices are used to enter data into the computer.
3. A printer is an example of an Output device.
4. The part of CPU that performs calculations is ALU.
5. Peripherals are extra devices connected to the computer.

2. MS Office – Word, PowerPoint, Excel


MS Office is a group of applications used for different purposes:
1 MS Word – used to write letters, reports, and essays.
2 MS PowerPoint – used to create slides and presentations.
3 MS Excel – used to make tables, charts, and calculations.
In MS Excel:
- A file is called a Workbook.
- Each page in a workbook is called a Sheet.
- You can Create, Rename, or Delete a Sheet using right-click options.

In MS Word and PowerPoint:


- You can insert pictures, change text styles, and add shapes or charts.

Match the following – with Answers


1. MS Word → b) Documents
2. MS Excel → c) Calculations
3. MS PowerPoint → a) Presentations

3. What is a Computer and How It Works with Operating System


A computer is an electronic device that works based on instructions given by the user. It cannot
work by itself; it needs an Operating System (OS). The OS acts as a bridge between the user and
the computer hardware. It helps us to:
1 Start the computer
2 Open and close programs
3 Save and manage files
4 Connect hardware devices like printers, USB drives, etc.
Examples of operating systems: Windows, Linux, macOS, Android.

Tick (✔) the Correct Answer – with Answers


1. Which of these is an output device?
a) Mouse b) Keyboard ✔ c) Monitor d) Pen Drive

2. Which of the following is used to make slides?


a) MS Word b) MS Excel ✔ c) MS PowerPoint d) Paint

3. An operating system helps to:


a) Paint pictures ✔ b) Control hardware and software c) Only play games d) Print papers

2 Marks Questions – with Answers


1. What is the use of a CPU in a computer?
→ CPU controls all parts of the computer and performs calculations.

2. Write any two functions of an Operating System.


→ (i) It controls hardware and software. (ii) It helps to save and open files.

3. What is the difference between MS Word and MS Excel?


→ MS Word is used for writing text documents, while MS Excel is used for calculations and tables.

4. What is a peripheral device? Give two examples.


→ A peripheral device is an extra device connected to the computer. Examples: Printer, Scanner.

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