Chapter-wise Questions Collection
Unit 1:
Fundamental Knowledge & Skill Computer
Very Short Questions [ 1 Mark Each ]
1.
What is meant by Computer?
A computer is a
machine or device that performs processes, calculations and operations based on
instructions provided by a software or hardware program.
2.
What is Computer Science?
Computer science is the study of processes that interact
with data and that can be represented as data in the form
of programs.
3.
Define the term data.
Data can
be defined as a representation of facts, concepts, or instructions in a
formalized manner, which should be suitable for communication, interpretation,
or processing, by human or electronic machine.
4.
What do you know about instruction?
An instruction is an
order given to a computer processor by a computer program.
5.
Define information clearly.
Information is organized or classified data, which has some
meaningful values for the receiver. Information is the processed data on which
decisions and actions are based.
6.
Define the term “computer literacy”.
Computer literacy
is the ability to use computers and related technology efficiently, with a
range of skills covering levels from elementary use to programming and advanced
problem solving.
7.
What does GIGO (Garbage In Garbage
Out) mean?
GIGO is a computer science acronym that implies bad input will result in bad output.
8.
Who is known as first programmer?
Lady Ada
Lovelace
9.
What do you know about the program?
A computer program is a collection of instructions
that can be executed by a computer to perform a specific
task. Most computer devices require programs to function properly.
10. How many vacuum tubes were used in first electronic computer?
18,000 vacuum tubes
11. Who is known as father of computer?
Charles Babbage
12. Give any two examples of word processing package.
Microsoft Word,
Google Docs
13. Define the term software with any two examples.
Computer software is a collection
of data or computer instructions that tell the computer how
to work. E.g. Photoshop, MS-Word
14. Define the term hardware with any two examples.
Computer hardware is the collection of all
the parts you can physically touch. E.g. Mouse, Printer
15. For what purpose presentation packaged is used?
To display
information in the form of a slide show.
16. For what purpose spreadsheet software is used?
Sort data, arrange
data easily, and calculate numerical data.
17. Give any two examples of operating system.
MS-DOS, Windows 10
18. What is memory?
Computer memory is any physical device capable of storing information
temporarily or permanently.
19. List the types of primary memory.
RAM and ROM
20. For what purpose pen drive is used?
For storage, data back-up
and transfer of computer files.
21. Name the components of computer system.
a)
Input
Devices (keyboard, mouse etc)
b)
Output
Devices (monitor, speakers etc)
c)
Secondary
Storage Devices (hard disk drive, CD/DVD drive etc)
d)
Processor
and Primary Storage Devices (cpu, RAM)
22. Differentiate between primary and secondary memory.
Primary memory is the main memory of the computer which
is used to store data or information temporarily, whereas secondary memory
refers to external storage devices that are used to store data or information
permanently.
23.
What does BIT stand for?
Binary Digits
24. List the name of any four input devices.
Keyboard, Mouse, Light Pen, Scanner
25. Name the components used fourth generation of computer.
Microprocessor
Short Questions [
4 Marks Each]
26. Mention any two advantages and
disadvantages of computer respectively.
Any two advantages of computer are:
i.
It can perform a wide range of operations.
ii.
It can work continuously for long time without creating
any errors.
Any two disadvantages of computer are:
i.
It is unable to correct wrong instructions.
ii.
It cannot take decisions on its own.
27. What is an IPO Cycle? Explain with
examples.
When the user gives an input value or
action to the system through any of the input devices such as keyboard or
mouse, the system does some internal process to produce the end result as
output. The output is sent to the output unit like screen or the printer.
The entire process that involves input and
output action is said to be IPO cycle.
For example, if you want to make a
copy of an important paper, you first scan the paper (inputting the data), make
adjustments if you want to (processing the data), and the print it (outputting
the data).
Here, the scanner is the input
unit through which you feed the data to the computer.
28. Why computer is known as diligent machine?
Explain.
Computer is known as diligent machine
because if millions of calculations are to be performed, a computer will
perform every calculation with the same accuracy. Computers can work
continuously for a long time without creating any error and without getting tired
or bored.
29. Why computer is known as versatile device?
Explain with examples.
Computer is known as versatile machine
since wide range of operations can be done and its application area is not
limited. It has a great capability to perform a variety of tasks at a time. We
can use it to prepare examination results, electricity bills, documents,
slides, etc.
30. Explain any two features of computer as you
know.
Any two
features of computer are:
i.
Accuracy:
Computers give 100% correct answers to the
correct instructions provided. If any wrong instructions are provided for
processing the data, it is sure that the results from the computer will be
wrong. This property is also known as GIGO ( Garbage In Garbage Out ).
ii.
Automatic:
Computer is an automatic machine. Once
the instruction provided to do any work is given to the computer, it does its
work automatically by itself. It may execute the process without any
intervention of the user once they are assigned to some work.
31. Why Charles Babbage is known as “father of
computer”? Explain
Charles Babbage is known as "father of
computer" because he invented a machine named Analytical Engine which had
five units: input, output, store, mill and control, which are similar to the
units of today's modern computers.
32. Differentiate between hardware and software
with any two examples of each.
Hardware
|
Software
|
1.
It is the physical components that makes up the entire computer system.
|
1.
It is an organized collection of programs designed to perform specific task.
|
2.
Examples are: Keyboard, Mouse, etc.
|
2.
Examples are: Data Compression, WinZip, etc.
|
33. What is generation of computer? List the
generation of computer with devices used.
Generation of computer refers to the
development of the technology. There are 5 generations of computer. They are:
Generation of computers
|
Device
used
|
1.
First Generation of computer
|
Vacuum
tubes
|
2.
Second Generation of computer
|
Transistors
|
3.
Third Generation of computer
|
IC
Chip
|
4.
Fourth Generation of computer
|
Microprocessor
|
5.
Fifth Generation of computer
|
BIO
Chip
|
34. Write any four features of second
generation of computer.
Any 4 features of second generation
computers are:
i.
They used transistors as main electronic component.
ii.
They were much smaller and generate less heat than the
previous computers.
iii.
They had more storage capacity.
iv.
Assembly and high level language could be used in
second generation computers.
35. Write down any four features of spreadsheet
package?
a)
Spreadsheets have the ability to adjust column widths
and row heights, hide rows and columns and freeze panes.
b)
Have the ability to create, edit, save and retrieve
worksheets.
c)
Spreadsheets have data formatting: both text and
numeric data can be formatted using predefined formats e.g the decimal
scientific, integer .
d)
Spreadsheets have data sorting and filtering
capability.
36. What are the advantages of word packaging
package?
a.
It is faster and easier than writing by hand.
b.
You can store documents on your computer, which you
cannot do on a typewriter. ...
c.
There are more formatting choices with a word processor
(the spelling, grammar and language tools).
d.
You can print copies of your documents.
37. Differentiate between digital and analog
computer.
Analog Computer
|
Digital
Computer
|
1.
It is a special purpose computer that works on continuous signal.
|
1.
It is a general purpose computer that works on digital data.
|
2.
It is used in scientific equipment and engineering purposes.
|
2.
It is mostly used in home, schools, offices, etc.
|
3.
E.g. : Thermometer, Speedometer, etc.
|
3.
E.g. : IBM 3081, IBM Compatible, etc.
|
38. What are the features of supercomputer?
The features of supercomputer are:
i.
They are the largest and most expensive digital
computers.
ii.
They are the most powerful and fastest computers.
iii.
They have a large memory capacity and very high
processing speeds.
iv.
They are used for solving scientific and engineering
problems.
39. What are the application areas of micro
computers?
The application areas of microcomputers
are:
i.
Offices
ii.
Homes
iii.
Schools
iv.
Shops
40. What are meant by IBM PC and IBM Compatible
Computer?
IBM PC is the brand name of the first
popular commercial PC developed by the IBM Corporation which was one of the
fastest desktop computers of its time.
IBM Compatible is the computer similar to
the original IBM PC, XT and AT computers able to use the same software and
expansion cards.
41. Classify the computer on the basis
operation and explain any one of them briefly.
Computers on the basis of operations are:
i.
Analog Computer
ii.
Digital Computer
iii.
Hybrid Computer
Analog computer:
It is the special purpose computer that works on continuous signals which
measures physical quantities like current, pressure, voltage, etc. and converts
them to numeric values. Some of the examples include speedometer, thermometer,
seismograph, etc.
42. Differentiate between application and
system software.
Application software
|
System
software
|
1.It
is a software designed to solve problems in specific time according to the
instruction provided by the user.
|
1.
It is the collection of programs that controls and manages all the internal
operation of the computer.
|
2.
E.g.: Word processors, Spreadsheets, database, etc.
|
2.
E.g.: Linux, WinZip, Data Compression, etc.
|
43. What do you know about GUI and CUI based
OS? Explain.
GUI is a visual computer environment that
uses graphics, icon and pointers to make the computer more user friendly. It
allows the user to interact with the computer through the graphical symbols or
icons. E.g. are Windows XP, Windows 10, LINUX, etc.
CUI is a text mode based user interface of
the computer that provides an environment to the user to type a command to
perform a particular task. E.g. are MS-DOS, UNIX, Novell Netware, etc.
44. What are meant by System Software? Classify
the types of system software with examples.
System software is the collection of
programs that controls and manages all the internal operation of the computer.
The types of system software are:
i.
Operating System- Windows XP, MS-DOS, etc.
ii.
Device Driver- Graphics card driver, modem driver
iii.
Utility software-
Data Compression, WinZip, etc.
iv.
Language Translator-Assembler, Interpreter and Compiler
45. Explain the features of Presentation
Package.
a)
Slides that can
contain any mixture of text, images, video, animations, links and sound.
b)
Animation effects
that allow the various elements on each slide to appear after a certain amount
of time or when a presenter presses a button.
c)
Slide master – this allows the style (font, font size,
background etc) to be set once and then used throughout the presentation.
d)
Transitions – this is how the presentation software “moves” the
display of one slide to another. Transitions usually include dissolving from
one slide to the next or the current slide being moved in some way to show the
next slide as though it was underneath.
46. Define application software with examples.
Application software is a type of software
designed to solve problems in specific time according to the instruction
provided by the user. Some of the examples include Word processors,
Spreadsheets, database, etc.
47. What are main types of software? Explain
with appropriate examples.
The main types of software are:
i.
System Software:
System software is the collection of
programs that controls and manages all the internal operation of the computer.
Some of the examples include Linux, WinZip, Data Compression, etc.
ii.
Application Software:
Application
software is a type of software designed to solve problems in specific time
according to the instruction provided by the user. Some of the examples include
Word processors, Spreadsheets, database, etc.
48. What do you know about editing and
formatting in word processing package?
Editing refers to making quick modification to a
document using editing tools such as find and replace spelling and grammar
checkers, copy and paste or undo redo features.
Formatting refers to changing the appearance of text in a document such as text formatting or page formatting or paragraph formatting.
Formatting refers to changing the appearance of text in a document such as text formatting or page formatting or paragraph formatting.
49. Explain the following terms:
a) Workbook
a workbook is
a collection of one or more spreadsheets, also called worksheets, in a
single file.
b) Worksheet
worksheet is a file
made of rows and columns that help sort data, arrange data
easily, and calculate numerical data.
c) Cell
A cell is
the intersection between a row and a column on a
spreadsheet that starts with cell A1.
d) Cell address
A
cell reference, or cell address, is an alphanumeric value used to identify a
specific cell in a spreadsheet.
50. Explain the function with example of
following commands:
a) Average ()
Returns
the average (arithmetic mean) of the arguments. For example, if the range
A1:A20 contains numbers, the formula =AVERAGE(A1:A20) returns
the average of those numbers.
b) Sum (
)
The
SUM function in Excel adds the arguments you enter in a formula. For example,
entering =SUM(10, 2) returns 12. This function subtracts when negative numbers
are used in the arguments.
c) Min (
)
The Excel MIN function returns the smallest value from a
supplied set of numeric values.
The syntax of the function is:
MIN( number1, [number2], ...
)
where the number arguments are one or more numeric values (or
arrays of numeric values), that you want to return the smallest value of.
d) Max (
)
The Excel MIN function returns the
largest value from a supplied set of numeric values.
The syntax of the function is:
MAX( number1, [number2], ...
)
where the number arguments are one
or more numeric values (or arrays of numeric values), that you want to return
the largest value of.
51. Explain the followings:
a) Cut / Paste and Copy / Paste
Cut Paste will remove the original content from the document and
place it in a new location while Copy Paste inserts the content to a new
location without removing the original content.
b) Save and Save as
Save helps to
update the lastly preserved file with the latest content while Save As helps to store a new file
or to store an existing file to a new location with the same name or a different name.
c) Close and Exit
Close button is to shut the workbook window only w/out
terminating the excel program while the exit button is used to terminate the
entire excel programming for running.
Long Questions [
6 Marks Each]
52. List out the characteristics of computer.
Explain each of them briefly.
The characteristics of computer are:
iii.
Accuracy:
Computers give 100% correct answers to the correct instructions provided.
If any wrong instructions are provided for processing the data, it is sure that
the results from the computer will be wrong. This property is also known as
GIGO ( Garbage In Garbage Out ).
iv.
Automatic:
Computer is an automatic machine. Once the instruction provided to do any
work is given to the computer, it does its work automatically by itself. It may
execute the process without any intervention of the user once they are assigned
to some work.
v.
Speed:
A computer is a very fast device. It takes only a few seconds for
calculations that we take hours to complete. Measurement of computers can be
understood from the table below:
Unit of time
|
Part of second
|
Power of 10
|
Meaning
|
Millisecond
|
1/1000
|
10-3
|
One
thousandth of a second
|
Microsecond
|
1/1000000
|
10-6
|
One
millionth of a second
|
Nanosecond
|
1/1000000000
|
10-9
|
One
billionth of a second
|
Picosecond
|
1/1000000000000
|
10-12
|
One
trillionth of a second
|
vi.
Versatile:
The computer is a flexible machine. It has a great capability to perform
a variety of tasks at a time like preparing the examinations results,
electricity bills, documents, slides, etc. It is called versatile machine
because wide range of operations can be done and its application area is not
limited.
vii.
Diligence:
Computer can work continuously for a long time without creating any
error. If millions of calculations are to be performed, a computer will perform
every calculation with the same accuracy. Therefore, it is also known as a
diligent machine.
viii.
Storage:
Huge amount of data can be stored in computer's memory. Once kept information
can be used at any time required. The storage capacity of those devices is
measured in byte or higher unit of bytes.
53. Explain different generation of computer
briefly.
The different generations of computer are:
a. First Generation of computer:
These computers were developed
during 1946 to 1958 A.D. The technology used in these computers was vacuum
tube. First generation computers relied on machine language to perform
operations, and they could only solve one problem at a time.
b. Second Generation of computer:
These computers were developed during 1959 to 1964 A.D. The technology
used in these computers was Transistors. The second generation computers still
relied on punched cards for input and printouts for output.
c. Third Generation of computer:
These computers were developed during 1965 to 194 A.D. The technology
used in these computers was Integrated Circuit Chip (IC Chip). The third
generation computers relied on keyboards and monitors and interfaced with an
operating system.
d. Fourth Generation of computer:
These computers were developed during 1975 till present. The technology
used in these computers was Microprocessor. The fourth generation computers
also saw the development of GUIs, the mouse and handheld devices.
e. Fifth Generation of computer:
These computers are on the way of development starting from present to
future. The technology that will be used in these computers is BIO Chip or AI.
Its goal is to develop devices that respond to natural language input and are
capable of learning and self-organization.
54. Classify the computer on the basis of
brand. Explain each of them briefly.
The computers on the basis of brand are:
i.
IBM PC:
IBM PC is the brand name of the first popular commercial PC developed by
the IBM Corporation. This company is one of the computer manufacturing
companies in the world. The IBM PC was one of the fastest desktop computers of
its time.
ii.
IBM
Compatible:
The IBM Company introduced the first personal computer in the market. IBM
Compatible computers are similar and can perform the same functions as original
IBM PC. These computers are comparatively cheaper and parts are easily
available in the market.
iii.
Apple/Macintosh
Computer:
Apple company introduced the first computer having different architecture
design as compared to IBM PC on January 24, 1984 A.D. This was the first
mass-market personal computer having an essential graphical user interface and
mouse.
55. What is software? Explain the types of
software with examples.
Software is an organized collection of
programs, which are responsible for controlling and managing the hardware
components of a computer system to perform specific tasks.
The types of computer are:
i.
System Software:
It is the collection of programs that controls and manages all the
internal operations of the computer. It is designed to operate the computer
hardware, to provide basics functionality, and to provide platform for running
application software. E.g. are: Windows 10, WinZip, LINUX, etc.
ii.
Application Software:
Application software is a type of software designed to solve problems in
specific time according to the instruction provided by the user. It is a
program developed to perform a specific data processing jobs. Some of the
examples include Word processors, Spreadsheets, database, etc.
56. What is computer system? Explain the
components of a computer system.
A computer system is a combination of
different hardware and software works together to process data according to the
instructions given by the user in order to produce desired information.
The components of computer system are:
i.
Input Unit:
It is the unit used for entering data and instructions to the computer.
This unit is the main interface between user and computer hardware to provide
data and instruction to the computer. E.g. are: Keyboard, Mouse, etc.
ii.
Processing Unit:
It is the main part of the computer that receives the data and
instruction from the input unit and processes those for desired result. This
unit is also responsible for processing and controlling the entire operations
of computer system.
iii.
Output Unit:
It delivers information from the computer to an external device or from
internal storage to external storage. This unit is the main interface between
user and computer hardware to provide the desired results to the user. E.g.
are: Monitor, Speaker, etc.
iv.
Storage Unit:
It is another memory device for a computer that stores more information
permanently for future reference. This unit is used to store data in the
computers. The data and program stored in secondary storage need to be
transferred into the memory unit.
57. What do you know about computer memory?
Explain different types of memory briefly.
The part of computer system that stores
data and information for fraction of a second or permanently is known as
computer memory.
The different types of computer memory are:
i.
Primary Memory:
It is also known as internal memory, main memory or system memory. It is
an important part of a computer operation. The primary memory is the fast and
stores programs along with the data permanently. It is classified into three
types i.e. RAM, ROM and Cache memory.
ii.
Secondary Memory:
It
is a type of computer memory that holds large volume of data, information and
programs permanently. The data and instructions stored on the secondary memory
can be used later. The commonly used secondary storage devices of computer are
Floppy Disk, Hard Disk, Optical Disks and Pen Drive.
Unit 2: ICT ,
Ethics and Cyber Laws
Very Short Questions [
1 Mark Each ]
1.
What is data communication?
Data
communication refers to the exchange of data between
a source and a receiver via form of transmission media such as a wire
cable.
2.
What is meant by index page?
he index
page is the URL or local file that automatically loads when a web
browser starts and when the browser's 'home' button is pressed.
3.
What do you know about Home page?
A home page (also written as homepage) is
the main web page of a website.
4.
Define the term web page and website.
A web page (also written as webpage) is a
specific collection of information provided by a website and
displayed to a user in a web browser.
A website is a collection of web pages and
related content that is identified by a common domain name and published on at
least one web server.
5.
What is web browser?
A web browser is a software application for
accessing information on the World Wide Web.
6.
Give any four examples of web browser.
Microsoft Internet
Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari
7.
Give any two examples of search
engine.
Google, Bing
8.
What is called network of network?
Internet
9.
Define computer network.
A computer network is a group of computers linked to
each other that enables the computer to communicate with another computer and
share their resources, data, and applications.
10.
Write the example of LAN.
An example of
a LAN is what a small
business uses to connect their computers together.
11.
Give an example of WAN.
Internet
12.
What do you mean by markup language?
A markup
language is a computer language that
uses tags to define elements
within a document.
13.
Define the term Internet.
The internet is a globally connected network
system that uses TCP/IP to transmit data via various types of media.
14.
What is meant by E-mail?
Short for electronic
mail, e-mail or email is information stored on a
computer that is exchanged between two users over telecommunications.
15.
Give any two examples of social
networking site.
Facebook, Twitter
16.
What is meant by computer antivirus?
Antivirus software is a
type of program designed and developed to protect computers from malware like
viruses, computer worms, spyware, botnets, rootkits, keyloggers and such.
17.
Define the term tag in HTML?
An HTML tag is commonly defined as
a set of characters constituting a formatted command for a Web page.
18.
What is meant by web chat?
A web chat is a system that allows users to
communicate in real-time using easily accessible web interfaces.
19.
Define cyber law.
Cyber law is the part of
the overall legal system that deals with the Internet, cyberspace, and their
respective legal issues.
20.
Define the term Computer Ethics.
Computer ethics are a set of
moral standards that govern the use of computers. It is society's views about the use of computers, both hardware and software.
21.
What does URL mean?
A Uniform
Resource Locator (URL), colloquially termed a web address, is a
reference to a web resource that specifies its location on a computer network
and a mechanism for retrieving it.
Short
Questions [ 4 Mark Each ]
22.
Mention the advantages of computer
network.
a) Computer in a network can access the
network-connected hardware devices like printers, disk drives, etc.
b) Data in a network environment can be
updated from any computer. Updated data can be accessed by all computers on the
network.
c) Computers in a network system share
different software packages.
d) Information can be exchanged rapidly
in computer network.
23.
Explain the uses of Internet.
a) Internet helps us to share information
from any place in the world
b) Internet is a source of lot of
information for education purposes
c) Internet enables fast transfer of news
or incidents to people
d) Internet can be used for communication
from end of the world to the other
24.
List the disadvantages of Internet.
a) Increasing virus threats not only
steals your sensitive data but also damages your computer.
b) People using too much of internet get
disconnected from the real world.
c) Pornography that can get in the hands
of young children too easily.
d) Addiction to online games affects
health leading to obesity and serious health issues.
25.
What are the requirements to connect
the Internet?
a) A TCP/IP enabled computer with web
browser
b) An account with an ISP
c) Router / MODEM (necessary if you are
using a telephone line to access the Internet)
d) Connection (ISDN, Satellite, cable and
dial-up)
26.
Mention the advantages of Email.
a) It allows to send and receive message
across the world at very low cost.
b) E-mail is faster, cheaper, more
reliable than traditional mail.
c) The image, sound, video and documents
can be attached to e-mail message.
d) Email can be accessed from anywhere in
the world.
27.
Explain the importance of social
network in present days.
A social networking service (also social networking
site or SNS) is a platform which allows people to build their social networks
or social relations among people who share interests or using internet, because
of this social networking site, it becomes very easy to getting in touch with friends.
Through the social media sites we can communicate with
our friends and others over internet this is the best advantage of social
networking sites. These sites also provide many other services like we can
create a profile for our business or organization and made our advertisement
over internet that helps in development in our business. So in this current
generation social networking sites are very much important for our life style.
28. Write down the symptoms of computer virus.
a)
Program takes long time to load.
b)
Increased use of disk space and growth in file size.
c)
Corrupting the system data.
d)
Renaming files with different names.
29. Write the precautions to protect the
computer from virus.
a)
Scan the mail or unknown files of internet before
opening in your computers.
b)
Use a good antivirus program to scan floppy disk, CD,
etc. before copying.
c)
Don’t install pirated software, especially computer
games.
d)
Don’t interchange the internal disk among the
computers.
30. List the causes of making virus.
a)
Destroy data, information, files or programs of a file.
b)
Steal important data and information.
c)
Load and run unwanted applications.
d)
Display the unnecessary messages or pictures.
31. How does virus transfer from one computer
to another?
a)
Sharing infected internal portable disk like floppy
disk, pen drive, CDs, etc.
b)
Opening a virus infected email, messages and attached
files.
c)
Downloading files and programs form the websites which
are not secure.
d)
Exchanging data and information over a network
32. Mention any five points of Computer Ethics.
a) You should not use a computer to harm
other people.
b) You should not search the file or
record of other people.
c) You should not spread false and
illegal information.
d) You should not destroy, erase or edit
personal or group records.
e) You should not use other people’s
computer resources without authorization.
33. List the features of LAN.
a)
It is controlled by a single organization.
b)
It uses private connection media
c)
The diameter is not more than a few kilometers.
d)
LAN offers bandwidth of 10-100 Mbps.
34. What is transmission media? Explain its
type with examples.
Transmission
medium is a pathway that can transmit information from a sender to a receiver
through wired or wireless medium on a network.
The types of communication medium are:
i) Guided Medium (Bounded or Wired)
ii) Unguided Medium (Unbounded or Wireless)
The transmission media which comprises of cables or wires
through which data is transmitted is called guided medium. They are called
guided since they provide a physical channel from the sender device to the
receiver device. The signal travelling through these media are bounded by the
physical limits of the medium. E.g.:
twisted pair cable, co-axial cable, fibre optics cable, etc.
The transmission media which transfer data in the form of
electromagnetic waves that do not require any cables for transmission is called
unguided medium. These media are bounded by geographical boundaries. E.g.:
radio wave, microwave, infrared etc.
35. Define the term antivirus and give any
three examples of it.
Antivirus software is software designed to
detect and remove virus from computer system and ensures virus free
environment. E.g. Kaspersky, NAV, MSAV, McAfee, NOD 32 etc.
36. Write down the structure of HTML. Explain
clearly.
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>My first HTML document</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<P>Hello world!
</BODY>
</HTML>
- The
<html>
element is the root element of an HTML page - The
<head>
element contains meta information about the document - The
<title>
element specifies a title for the document - The
<body>
element contains the visible page content
37. Explain different types of HTML tag.
Html tags are categorized as Pair
Tags and Non Pairs Tags on the basics
of
Paired Tags are tags with both opening and
closing. They can have child tags and text. For example
<p>
, <h1>
, <body>
etc.
Empty tags are tags with opening only,
example
<img>
, <input>
etc.
38.
Mention any two advantages and
disadvantages of bus topology respectively.
Advantages of bus
topology
a) It
is easy to set up computers and other devices in bus topology, because all the
devices are connected through a single wire.
b) It
requires fewer cable media, so it is cheaper than other topologies.
Disadvantages of
bus topology
a) The
whole network system collapses if the cable or backbone is damaged.
b) The
network slows down if additional computers are connected.
39. What is topology? Sketch drawing of star
topology.
The arrangement or connection pattern of
computers or nodes and other devices of the network is called network topology.
40. What is network? Classify its type and
explain any one of them.
A computer network
means two or more computers connected with each other to share data, hardware,
software and other resources.
Types of Network
a)
LAN (Local Area Network)
b)
MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
c)
WAN (Wide Area Network)
LAN (Local Area
Network)
A LAN is a type of network which covers
small area i.e. within a room, building, or short distance by using cables or
small wireless devices. It is controlled by a single organization. It uses
private connection media. E.g.: network in a school, college or cyber cafe. The
diameter is not more than a few kilometres. LAN offers bandwidth of 10-100
Mbps.
41. Write down any two advantages and
disadvantages of star topology.
Advantages of star
topology
i) Easy to set up and configure.
ii) Failure of single computer or cable doesn’t affect the entire network.
iii) It is easy to find the fault.
iv) It is easy to extend to network by attaching new devices to the central devices.
ii) Failure of single computer or cable doesn’t affect the entire network.
iii) It is easy to find the fault.
iv) It is easy to extend to network by attaching new devices to the central devices.
Disadvantages of star topology
i) It requires more cable in comparison of
bus topology so it is more costly.
ii) Failure of central devices (hub or switch) break down the whole system.
ii) Failure of central devices (hub or switch) break down the whole system.
Long Questions [
6 Mark Each]
42. Define the term computer network. Explain
different types of computer network with examples.
A computer network means two or more
computers connected with each other to share data, hardware, software and other
resources.
Types of Network
d)
LAN (Local Area Network)
e)
MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)
f)
WAN (Wide Area Network)
LAN (Local Area
Network)
A LAN is a type of network which covers
small area i.e. within a room, building, or short distance by using cables or
small wireless devices. It is controlled by a single organization. It uses
private connection media. E.g.: network in a school, college or cyber cafe. The
diameter is not more than a few kilometres. LAN offers bandwidth of 10-100
Mbps.
MAN (Metropolitan
Area Network)
A MAN is a type of network which covers an
entire city. It is controlled by single or group of organization. It uses
private or public connection media. E.g.: interconnection between different
branches on same branch and ISP providing internet services. It offers a number
of network services compatible with bandwidth from 128 kbps to 1 Gbps.
WAN (Wide Area
Network)
A WAN is a type of network which connects two or more computers generally
across a wide geographical area such as cities, districts, and countries. It is
controlled by group of organization. It uses public connections media like
telephone lines, satellite links or microwave system to connect several LANs
and MANs. E.g. internet. Data
transmission in WAN is slower than LANs and WANs.
43. Explain
different types of topologies with their merits and demerits.
Advantages of bus topology
a) It
is easy to set up computers and other devices in bus topology, because all the
devices are connected through a single wire.
b) It
requires fewer cable media, so it is cheaper than other topologies.
c) It
is easy to add new node to the network.
d) Failure
of one workstation does not affect other computers on the network.
Disadvantages of bus topology
a) The
whole network system collapses if the cable or backbone is damaged.
b) The
network slows down if additional computers are connected.
c) The
limited length of the cable in a network may restrict to connect the
workstation or devices.
d)
It is difficult to find fault in this network topology.
Advantages of ring
topology
i) It is easy it set up and configure.
ii) Each computer gets equal opportunity to access the network resources.
iii) It supports high data transmission rate.
ii) Each computer gets equal opportunity to access the network resources.
iii) It supports high data transmission rate.
iv) Performs better than a star topology
under heavy network load.
Disadvantages of
ring topology
i)Failure of any cable or single computers
may affect the entire network.
ii) It is difficult to detect the errors.
iii) Adding/removing the devices affect the entire network.
ii) It is difficult to detect the errors.
iii) Adding/removing the devices affect the entire network.
iv) Much slower than an Ethernet network
under normal load.
Advantages of star topology
i) Easy to set up and configure.
ii) Failure of single computer or cable doesn’t affect the entire network.
iii) It is easy to find the fault.
iv) It is easy to extend to network by attaching new devices to the central devices.
ii) Failure of single computer or cable doesn’t affect the entire network.
iii) It is easy to find the fault.
iv) It is easy to extend to network by attaching new devices to the central devices.
Disadvantages of star topology
i)
It requires more cable in comparison of bus topology so it is more costly.
ii) Failure of central devices (hub or switch) break down the whole system.
ii) Failure of central devices (hub or switch) break down the whole system.
44. What are the services provided by the
Internet? Explain briefly.
Services of internet
a)
WWW (World Wide Web)
b)
E-mail (Electronic mail)
c)
FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
d)
IRC (internet Relay Chat)
e)
Newsgroup
f)
Telnet
g)
Internet Telephony
h)
E-commerce
E-mail (Electronic mail) is one of the most popular services
provided by the internet which exchanges messages between the computers through
a network. It is the soft copy service of the internet.
Newsgroups are discussion groups that focus on a particular topic
such as politics, health, computer, etc. The interested people on the
particular field write the information or articles. Then these articles are
posted to the newsgroup so that other people can read them.
A telnet is a program that allows a user to log in to a remote
computer on internet as a user on that system.
File Transfer Protocol is the internet tool that allows the user to
transfer the file from one computer to another computer. It helps to upload and
download the files.
Internet Relay Chat is one of the
important services provided by the internet which allows the user to
communicate with other people in real time.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) is an
online document that possesses series of common questions and answers on a
specific topic.
E-commerce is one of the popular service of internet which helps in
buying and selling of goods over the internet. It is doing business online
through the internet.
Video conferencing is an important and interesting service provided
by the internet which makes communication using sounds as well as pictures.
45. Differentiate between LAN and WAN.
A LAN is a type of network which covers
small area i.e. within a room, building, or short distance by using cables or
small wireless devices. It is controlled by a single organization. It uses
private connection media. E.g.: network in a school, college or cyber cafe. The
diameter is not more than a few kilometres. LAN offers bandwidth of 10-100
Mbps.
A WAN is a type of network which connects two or more computers generally
across a wide geographical area such as cities, districts, and countries. It is
controlled by group of organization. It uses public connections media like
telephone lines, satellite links or microwave system to connect several LANs
and MANs. E.g. internet. Data
transmission in WAN is slower than LANs and WANs.
46. Define the term star topology. Mention its
merits and demerits with diagram.
The network topology in which all
computers or other devices are connected through a central device through a
central device called hub or switch is called star topology.
Advantages of star topology
i) Easy to set up and configure.
ii) Failure of single computer or cable doesn’t affect the entire network.
iii) It is easy to find the fault.
iv) It is easy to extend to network by attaching new devices to the central devices.
Disadvantages of star topology
ii) Failure of single computer or cable doesn’t affect the entire network.
iii) It is easy to find the fault.
iv) It is easy to extend to network by attaching new devices to the central devices.
Disadvantages of star topology
i) It requires more cable in
comparison of bus topology so it is more costly.
ii) Failure of central devices (hub or switch) break down the whole system.
ii) Failure of central devices (hub or switch) break down the whole system.
Unit 3:
Number system
Very Short
Questions [
1 Mark Each ]
1.
What is a number system?
Number system is a method of expressing numbers by means of symbols
where each symbol receives a specific value or position.
2.
What is the base of decimal number
system?
The base of decimal number system is ten.
3.
What is the range of the value of
octal number system?
The range of the value of octal number system is from 0 to 7.
4.
Which digits are known as binary
digit?
0 and 1 are two digits known as binary digit.
5.
What is hexa-decimal number system?
The number system with base 16 is
called hexa-decimal number system.
6.
Which number system is also known as
denary number system?
Decimal number system is also known as denary number system.
Short
Questions [ 4 Mark Each ]
7.
Explain different types of number
system with examples.
The different types of number system are:
i.
Decimal
number system:
The number system of base
ten of different digits to represent different values is known as decimal
number system. The decimal number system consists of ten digits from 0 to 9.
ii.
Binary
number system:
The number system of base
two that represents values is known as binary number system. The binary number
system consists of two digits 0 and 1.
iii.
Octal
number system:
The number system that
uses eight different digits to represent different values is known as octal
number system. The octal number system has eight digits starting from 0 to 7.
iv.
Hexa-decimal
number system:
The number system with
base 16 is called hexa-decimal number system. The hexa-decimal number system
consists of sixteen digits from 0 to 9 and A to F to represent values ten to
fifteen.
Unit 4:
Computer Graphics
Very Short
Questions [
1 Mark Each ]
1.
What is computer graphics?
Computer graphics is an art of
drawing pictures, lines, charts, etc using computers with the help of programming.
2.
Name any two-photo editing software.
Any two photo-editing software are:
i.
Adobe
Photoshop
ii.
MS
Paint
3.
Explain the importance of computer
graphics in web page design.
Graphics add visual/aesthetic appeal to the information
on the web page, helping to maintain viewer interest and attention. Help to
create visual structure for information and links on the page. Communicate or
explain ideas visually
4.
Is computer graphics software used for
making cartoon?
Yes, computer graphics software is used for making cartoon.
5.
Define the term “computer animation”.
Computer animation is the art of
creating moving images via the use of computers.
Short
Questions [ 4 Mark Each ]
6.
Explain the uses of computer graphics
in desktop publishing.
Desktop publishing and strong graphic design make
documents look better, but there's more to desktop publishing than just
appearance. Used properly, desktop publishing enhances visual communication and
streamlines the process of disseminating information of all kinds. It's also
the method of file preparation that ensures files print properly so that
communications get out in a timely manner.
Long
Questions [
6 Mark Each]
7.
Explain the use of computer graphics
in different area.
Computer graphics is useful in almost
all part of our life. In the following sections we are discussing some of the
popular areas of computer graphics.
Education Field:
In the learning process, acquiring
knowledge and skills required for better career path CG is needed. So Computer
generated models in economic, financial and physical systems are often used.
We regularly love to have computerized
model to understand any topic easily. Equipments, Physiological systems,
physical systems are coded using CG
Computer Aided Design (CAD):
Most of engineering and Architecture students
are concerned with Design.CAD is used to design various structures such as
Computers, Aircrafts, Building, in almost all kinds of Industries (where
designing is necessary)
After making a full diagram, we can
even see its animation (Operation and working of a Product)
Computer Arts:
If we are intelligent enough we can
rock by making creative arts using these Graphics tools. For making these arts
we generally use CAD packages, paint and Paint brush programs and in animation
too
Computer Arts Examples include Logo
design (for companies, college, Industries, Institutions), Cartoon drawing,
Product advertisements and many
Simulation:
Using CG graphics reproduction or
duplicating already existing thing will be done. For Instance, if we go for the
Flight simulators, these computer generated images are very much needed for
training pilots to understand easily (learning standard methods)
Entertainment:
When we talk about Entertainment,
immediately movies and games get in to picture.CG are mostly used in music
videos, motion pictures, cartoon animation films. For finding out tricks to be
used in Games, for its interactivity we often use CG
Unit 5:
Concept of Computer Programming
Long
Questions [
6 Mark Each]
1.
Define the term program. Explain
computer programming with examples.
Program is a set of sequential instructions prepared in programming
language given to the computer to perform a particular task.
Computer programming is the process of designing, writing, testing,
debugging, and maintaining the source code written in a particular computer
language. It is the technique of creating a program including various steps in
an organized way. Programming language is the artificial language used for
writing programs for a computer. The programming tools are used to design the
logical solution of a problem.
2.
What is a flowchart? List the symbols
used to draw flowchart.
A flowchart is one of the popular programming tools that can be defined
as a diagrammatic representation of the step-wise instructions to be performed
to get the solution of a problem. It is a diagram or chart that shows the
connections between different stages of a program.
The symbols used to draw flowchart are:
Start/End box
|
|
Process box
|
|
Input / Output box
|
|
Decision box
|
|
Connectors
|
|
Flow lines
|
3.
What are the advantages and
disadvantages of flowchart?
The advantages of flowchart are:
i.
Flowcharts
are easier to understand compare to Algorithm and Pseudo code.
ii.
It
helps us to understand logic of given problem.
iii.
Flowcharts
are one of the good way of documenting programs.
The disadvantages of
flowchart are:
i.
Simple
modification in problem logic may leads to complete redraw of flowchart.
ii.
Showing
many branches and looping in flowchart is difficult.
iii.
Modification
of flowchart is sometimes time consuming.
4.
Define the term algorithm. Mention the
advantages of it.
An algorithm is a et of well-defined sequence of acts or procedure to
perform the solution of problem in a finite number of steps.
The advantages of it are:
i.
An
algorithm uses a definite procedures.
ii.
It
is easy to debug using algorithm.
iii.
It
is easy for anyone to understand without any programming knowledge.
5.
Write the term algorithm and draw a
flowchart to display the greatest number among any two different numbers.
An algorithm is a set of well-defined sequence of acts or procedure to
perform the solution of problem in a finite number of steps.
6.
Write a QBasic program to find the sum
of any 10 different numbers.
CLS
DIM N(10)
FOR I = 1 TO 10
INPUT "Enter the numbers"; N(I)
S= S+N(I)
NEXT I
PRINT "Sum of 10 numbers is"; S
END
7.
Write a QBasic program to read the
value of P, T and R find simple interest and total amount.
CLS
INPUT “Enter Principal”; P
INPUT “Enter Principal”; P
INPUT “Enter Time”; T
INPUT “Enter Rate”; R
I = P*T*R/100
A = P + I
PRINT “Simple Interest =”; I
PRINT “ Total Amount = “; A
8.
Write a QBasic program to sum of first
10 natural number. Also find its average.
CLS
DIM N(10)
FOR I = 1 TO 10
INPUT "Enter the numbers"; N(I)
S= S+N(I)
NEXT I
Avg=S / 10
PRINT "Average of 10 numbers is"; Avg
END
9.
Write a QBasic program to display
following series: 1,4,9,16,……,100.
PRINT I ^ 2
NEXT I
END
10. Write a QBasic program to print the
word “Hello” 10 times.
CLS
A$=”Hello”
FOR I = 1 TO 100
PRINT A$
NEXT I
END
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