INTERNET COMPUTING FUNDAMENTALS 7

4th Periodical Examination

Name:_____________________________________
Section:___________________________________
I. Multiple Choice: Encircle the correct answer.
1. A machine capable of following instruction to alter data in a desirable way and to
perform at least some of these operations without human intervention.
a. Abacus
b. Calculator
c. Computer
d. All of the above
2.

What do you call the Knowledge that is being communicated in a computer?

a. Data
b. Information
c. Drive
d. Communication

3.

It is a representation of information in a formalized manner suitable for

communication, interpretation and processing, generally by a computer system.
a. Data
b. Information
c. Drive
d. Communication

4.

The term raw data refers to?

a. unprocessed information
c. Information

b. Data
d. unprocessed knowledge

5.

The first computing aid that were used to help people in their computation.
a. Abacus
b. Calculator
c. IBM
d. Microsoft

6.

An abacus created by John Napier for calculation of products and quotients of

numbers that was based on Arab mathematics and lattice multiplication used by
Fibonacci writing in the Liber Abaci.
a. IBM
b. Apple
c. Schickard Calculator
d. Napiers Bone

7.

The first calculator that could perform all four arithmetic operations: addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division invented by German mathematician and
philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz around 1672 and completed 1694.
a. Pascaline
b. Calculating Clock
c. Schickard Calculator
d. The Step Reckoner

8.

The first large-scale automatic digital computer in the USA by Howard H. Aiken, built
at IBM and shipped to Harvard in February 1944.
a. Mach I
b. Mark I
c. Makk I
d. Epson

9.

An early personal computer. They were designed and hand-built by Steve Wozniak
a. Mach I
b. IBM I
c. Mark I
d. Apple I

10. Large-sized, powerful multi-user computers that can support concurrent programs.
That means, they can perform different actions or processes at the same time.
a. Megaframe Computers
b. Superframe Computers
c. Mainframe Computers
d. International Frame Computer
11. Mid-sized multi-processing computers. Again, they can perform several actions at
the same time and can support from 4 to 200 users simultaneously.
a. Superframe Computers
b. Mini-computers
c. Small Computers
d. Micro computers
12. Powerful, single-user computers. They have the capacity to store and process large
quantities of data, but they are only used by one person at a time.

a. Micro computers
c. Computer Station

b. Training Station
d. Work Station

13. A component of a computer that is physical equipment required to create, use,

manipulate and store electronic data.
a. Software
b. Hardware
c. Spyware
d. Malware
14. A component of a computer that is computerized instructions that operate a
computer, manipulate the data and execute particular functions or tasks.
a. Software
b. Hardware
c. Tupperware
d. Melaware
15. The chip or chips at the heart of a computer that enable it to process data. Also
known as a processor.
a. Hard drive
b. Memory
c. Mother board
d. CPU
16. An area within a computer system that holds data waiting to be processed.
a. Memory
b. USB
c. CPU
d. Hard drive
17. The place where a computer puts data.
a. Storage Device
b. Memory
c. Hard drive
d. Flash drive
18. The devices that allow data and instructions to enter a computer (such as a
keyboard, mouse, scanner)
a. Input Devices
b. Output Devices
c. Internal Devices
d. External Devices
19. The devices that allow information to be represented (that is, given out) to the user,
such as a display screen or printer)
a. Output Devices
b. Input devices
c. Internal Devices
d. External Devices
20. Any piece of equipment in a computer system that is not actually inside the
computer itself.
a. Output devices
b. Input devices
c. Peripheral Devices
d. All of the above
II. Multiple Choice: Find the shortcut keys inside the box
A. Esc
B. Ctrl + Tab
C. Ctrl + J
D. Ctrl + E
E. Ctrl + D / Ctrl + Shift + K
F. Ctrl + N
G. Delete
H..Ctrl + Shift + Tab

I. Ctrl + L
Q. Ctrl + B
J. Ctrl + R
R. Ctrl + =
K. Ctrl + U
S. Ctrl + Shift + C
L. Ctrl + I
T. Ctrl + Shift + V
M. Ctrl + Z
U. Ctrl + W
N. Ctrl + A
V. Ctrl + Shift + =
O. Delete / Backspace
W. Ctrl + O
P. Ctrl+Shift + < / Ctrl+Shift + > X. Shift +

Tab
Y. Ctrl + S
Z. Ctrl + P

21. ___J__ Right-align paragraph

22. __P___ Decrease / Increase font size one value

23. __Q___ Apply/remove bold

24. __L___ Apply/remove italic
25. __T___ Paste formatting
26. __V___ Apply/remove superscript
27. __K___ Apply/remove underline
28. __Y___ Save document
29. __U___ Close document
30. __W___ Open document
31. __F___ Create new document
32. _Tab____ Cycle forward through all options and elements
33. _B____ Cycle backwards through available pages
34. __R___ Apply/remove subscript
35. ___D__ Center-align paragraph

36. _E____ Open the Font dialog box

37. __C___ Justify-align paragraph
38. __H___ Cycle backwards through available pages
39. _A____ Close traditional search window if active
40. __Z___ Print document/ print preview
41. __I___ Left-align paragraph
42. _M____ Undo the last action
43. _N____ Extend selection to entire document
44. _O____ Delete one character to the right / to the left (or delete selection)
45.__G___ Delete one character to the right or delete selection
46. ___S__ Copy formatting

III
Computation. Solve the following items from binary to decimal and decimal to binary.
Include your computation
on how you check your answers. 2 points each
47.
44
00101100
48.
87
01010111
49.
51
00110011
50.
145
10010001
51.
0000010001
17
52.
0000010101
21
53.
111000111
455
54.
00000000001
1
55.
11111111111
2047