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SS1 DATA PROCESSING

Objectives

1. Data are ______.


a) Raw facts
b) Processed facts
c) Useful information
d) Computer programs

2. Information is ______.
a) Raw facts
b) Processed data
c) Binary digits
d) None of the above

3. Which of the following is NOT a stage of data processing?


a) Input
b) Processing
c) Output
d) Division

4. The process of converting data into meaningful form is called ______.


a) Calculation
b) Information
c) Processing
d) Manipulation

5. Which of the following is an example of data?


a) Report
b) Alphabet
c) Salary slip
d) Balance sheet

6. Which of the following represents useful outcome from processed data?


a) Output
b) Input
c) Data
d) Storage
7. Data processing cycle begins with ______.
a) Storage
b) Input
c) Output
d) Retrieval

8. Electronic data processing involves the use of ______.


a) Humans
b) Computers
c) Typewriter
d) Abacus

9. A processed exam result sheet is an example of ______.


a) Data
b) Input
c) Information
d) Storage

10. Which device is mainly used to collect data?


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

11. Verification is used to ______.


a) Correct data
b) Check accuracy
c) Print data
d) Delete records

12. Information must be ______ to be useful.


a) Late
b) Inaccurate
c) Timely
d) Complex

13. Computer hardware refers to ______.


a) Programs
b) Physical parts of a computer
c) Instructions
d) Data

14. Which of the following is not a hardware device?


a) Mouse
b) Word processor
c) Keyboard
d) Monitor

15. The brain of the computer is the ______.


a) RAM
b) ROM
c) CPU
d) Monitor

16. Which of these is an output device?


a) Mouse
b) Keyboard
c) Printer
d) Joystick

17. A computer mouse is used for ______.


a) Printing
b) Pointing
c) Displaying
d) Storing

18. A microphone is used to input ______.


a) Images
b) Sound
c) Text
d) Printouts

19. Computer software is ______.


a) Tangible
b) Physical objects
c) A set of instructions
d) Storage device

20. Which of the following is an example of system software?


a) MS Word
b) Windows
c) Excel
d) PowerPoint

21. Application software performs ______.


a) Hardware maintenance
b) Specific user tasks
c) Booting
d) Device control

22. Software used to detect and remove viruses is called ______.


a) Translator
b) Editor
c) Antivirus
d) Compiler

23. Which of the following is NOT an operating system?


a) Linux
b) macOS
c) Windows
d) Google Chrome

24. A browser is used to ______.


a) Type letters
b) Play music
c) Access the internet
d) Draw pictures

25. Example of word processing software is ______.


a) MS PowerPoint
b) MS Word
c) CorelDraw
d) VLC Player

26. CorelDraw is used for ______.


a) Graphics
b) Typing
c) Browsing
d) Calculations

27. Information must be ______.


a) Wrong
b) Accurate
c) Late
d) Misleading

28. Which of the following best describes data?


a) Meaningful output
b) Raw facts
c) Processed facts
d) Completed work

29. Information that comes too late is ______.


a) Useful
b) Accurate
c) Useless
d) Timely

30. A report card is an example of ______.


a) Data
b) Information
c) Input
d) Processing

THEORY QUESTIONS
Answer any four questions

1a. Define data and information and state three differences between them.
b. List 3 sources each for data and information

2a. Explain the term data processing and list the stages of the data processing
cycle.
b. Briefly explain the activities involved in data processing

3. Define software and distinguish between system software and application


software.
4. What is an operating system?

5. State five characteristics of good information.

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