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    Computer Science Model QP I Puc 2023-24

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    This document is a model question paper for a Computer Science exam with 47 multiple choice and written response questions across 5 sections (Parts A through E). The questions cover a range of topics in computer science including computer hardware, programming concepts in C++, data structures, HTML, and spreadsheet functions. Students are asked to identify correct answers, fill in blanks, define terms, compare concepts, write programs/code, and perform a 2's complement subtraction problem. The question types include multiple choice, short answer, and longer written responses.

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    This document is a model question paper for a Computer Science exam with 47 multiple choice and written response questions across 5 sections (Parts A through E). The questions cover a range of topics in computer science including computer hardware, programming concepts in C++, data structures, HTML, and spreadsheet functions. Students are asked to identify correct answers, fill in blanks, define terms, compare concepts, write programs/code, and perform a 2's complement subtraction problem. The question types include multiple choice, short answer, and longer written responses.

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    41. COMPUTER SCIENCE MODEL QP I PUC 2023-24

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    This document is a model question paper for a Computer Science exam with 47 multiple choice and written response questions across 5 sections (Parts A through E). The questions cover a range of topics in computer science including computer hardware, programming concepts in C++, data structures, HTML, and spreadsheet functions. Students are asked to identify correct answers, fill in blanks, define terms, compare concepts, write programs/code, and perform a 2's complement subtraction problem. The question types include multiple choice, short answer, and longer written responses.

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    I PUC – MODEL QUESTION PAPER

    SUBJECT: COMPUTER SCIENCE (41) Max. Marks :70


    Total No. of Questions: 47 Time: 03:15 Hours.
    PART – A
    Answer all the questions, each question carries One mark. 15 x 1 = 15
    I. Select the correct answer from the choices given.
    1. The unit which controls and co-ordinates all the input and output divices of a system?
    (a) ALU (b) MU (c) CU (d) VDU
    2. The smallest dot that can be displayed is called as
    (a) Pixel (b) Aspect ratio (c) Picture (d) Resolution
    3. 1GB is equivalent to
    (a) 1000MB (b) 1024MB (c) 1000KB (d) 1024KB
    4. Which of the following is a non-weighted code?
    (a) BCD code (b) EBCDIC code (c) ASCII code (d) Excess 3 BCD code
    5. Identify the error in the following program segment
    void main()
    {
    int a=5, b=8;
    cout<<”a=”<<a
    }
    (a) Statement missing (b) Function should return a value
    (c) Terminated incorrectly (d) Linker error
    6. if(test condition)
    Statement-1;
    Statement-2;
    It is a
    (a) if – else selection (b) simple if selection
    (c) nested if selection (d) multiple selection
    7. Who developed C++?
    (a) Dennis Ritchie (b) Bjarne Stroustrup (c) Ada lovelace (d) Blaise Pascal
    8. Give the header file that holds objects setw() and endl.
    (a) <iostream.h> (b) <conio.h> (c) <iomanip.h> (d) <stdio.h>
    9. Assertion (A) : dowhile is a post tested loop.
    Reason (R) : This loop repeats the execution of a set of statements till the condition is TRUE .
    (a) A is false and R is true (b) A is true and R is correct explanation
    (c) A is true and R is not correct explanation (d) A is true and R is false
    10. Index of an array starts with
    (a) zero (b) n-1 (c) two (d) one
    11. Which of the function calls itself,
    (a) calling function (b) library function
    (c) main function (d) recursive function
    12. The variable declared inside the functions,
    (a) Local variable (b) Global variable
    (c) Formal argument (d) All of the above
    13. Which of the following allows to type the letter only once and send to all the
    address on the list
    (a) thesaurus (b) mail merge (c) clip art (d) word art
    14. What is the extension of MS Excel file?
    (a) .doc or .docx (b) .text (c) .excel (d) .xls or .xlsx
    15. Which of the following is not a built in function in ESS
    (a) Sum() (b) Nper() (c) Date() (d) Multiplication()
    II. Fill in the blanks choosing the appropriate word/words from those given in the brackets.
    (pretested, actual, int, >>, a++,++a) 5X1=5
    16. _________ is an example for post increment operator.
    17. __________ is stream extraction operator.
    18. This is a __________looping statement.

    test

    statements

    Next statement

    19. ___________ is the data type of array subscript.


    20. ___________ argument can be constant, variable or expression.
    PART-B
    III. Answer any four questions. Each question carries two marks: 4x2=8
    21. Mention any two characteristics of computers
    22. What is a printer? Mention types of printers.
    23. What is system software and application software?
    24. Write any two characteristics of a good program.
    25. Define data abstraction and data encapsulation.
    26. Write a short note on integer datatype.
    27. Give the difference between strcmp() and strcmpi().
    28. Write the shortcut key for cut and copy operations in MS Word.
    PART-C
    IV. Answer any four questions. Each question carries three marks: 4 x 3 = 12
    29. Expand the following terms.
    a. OMR b. MICR c. BCR
    30. Give the radix of binary, octal and decimal system.
    31. Compare CUI and GUI.
    32. What is modular programming? Write any two advantages of modular programming.
    33. Explain logical operators used in C++.
    34. What is cascading I/O operation? Give examples for input and output operations.
    35. Give the declaration syntax for different types of arrays.
    36. What is a structure? Write an example for defining a structure.
    PART-D
    VI. Answer any Four questions, each question carries FIVE marks: 4 x 5 = 20
    37. Explain second generation computers.
    38. Write the different symbols and its purpose of a flowchart.
    39. What is an identifier? Write the rules to naming an identifier.
    40. Compare while and do while loop.
    41. Write a program segment to input mXn rectangular matrix elements and print the same using two-
    dimensional array concept.
    42. Write the applications of a spreadsheet.
    43. Explain any five statistical functions used in ESS.
    44. What is HTML? Write the general structure of HTML.
    PART-E
    V. Answer any TWO question carries FIVE marks: 2 x 5 = 10
    45. Subtract 56(10) – 36(10) using 2’s complement method.
    46. Explain nested if selection statement with suitable example.
    47. Explain “function with argument with return value” using suitable example.
    ********

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