Computer Ckass 6

Class:Six Computer
Unit#3: Digital Skills
Tick (√) the correct option;
1. c 2. d 3. b 4. b 5. d
6. c 7. a 8.b 9. a 10.d
Fill in the blanks;

1. Booting process completes its own loading into the main storage once the computer
starts.
2. Security Management manages the security of the user account.
3. Application Management enables the user to install and use the application
programs on the computer.
4. Memory Management organizes the use of memory and processing time between
user and programs.
5. File Mangement enables the user to save, load ,delete rename , print and copy files.
True or False;
1. There are five basic types of system software. ×
2. Window is a graphical operating system developed by Microsoft. √
3. Mac OS was introduced in 1988. ×
4. Taskbar are small pictures that can open a file, folder or program. ×
5. To open this built in snipping tool on window 10 and 11 , Press the window +Shift+S.√
Q#1: What is search engine? Discuss any two
Ans: Search Engine: A search engine is a website that allows us to search for
information on the internet.
Examples: Google Yahoo
Q#2: Difference between 2D and 3D Shapes.
Ans:
2D Shapes 3D Shapes
i. 2D Shapes have only Two dimensions i. 3D Shapes have an additional dimension,
length and width height
ii. 2D shapes are represented on a flat ii. 3D shapes have depth and can be
surface, such as a piece of Paper represented more realistically
iii. 2D shapes have no volume iii.3D shapes have a measureable volume.
iv. 2D shapes can be transformed by iv.3D shapes can be transformed by rotation,
rotation and scaling scaling and translation.
Q#3:Define software.
Ans:Software: Software is a set of instructions, data or programs used to operate

computers and execute specific tasks.
Q#5: Differentiate between utility software and device drivers.
Ans:Utility Software: Utility software helps to manage, maintain and control computer
resources. Examples of utility programs are antivirus software, backup software and disk
tools.
Device driver: A device driver is a computer program that controls a particular device
that is connected to your computer.
Q#6: Enlist language translators.
Ans: i. Assembler ii. Compiler iii. Interpreter
Q#7: Write a note on snipping tools in windows.
Ans: Snipping tools are used to take screenshots of a specified area on the Windows 10
and 11 , press the windows+ shift +S for the keyboard shortcut.
Q#8: Difference between file and folder.
File: A file is a set of related data or information stored on a peripheral device or
secondary storage device.
Folder: A folder is a way of grouping files and placing them under a common header.
Q#9: What is productivity software?
Ans: Productivity software is a category of application programs that help users produce
things such as documents, databases, graphs, spreadsheets and presentations.
Q#10: Discuss Educational software Entertainment Software.
Ans: Educational Software: Educational software is a term used for any computer
software which is made for an educational purpose.
Detailed Answer;
1. Discuss system software.
Ans: System Software
System Software is a set of programs that manage and control the operation of a computer
system and its associated devices. It is responsible for allocating system resources, ensuring
that the hardware and software components of the system work together, and providing an
interface for users, applications, and other systems.
Examples of System Software include operating systems, device drivers, compilers, file, and
disk management utilities, system libraries, and system services.
2. Discuss any two examples of operating systems.
Ans:Example of Operating System:
Windows: Windows is a graphical operating system developed by Microsoft. It allows
users to view and store files, run the software, play games, watch videos, and provides a
way to connect to the internet. It was released for both home computing and
professional works.
Linux: Linux is an open source operating system (OS). An operating system is the
software that directly manages a system's hardware and resources, like CPU, memory,
and storage. The OS sits between applications and hardware and makes the connections
between all of your software and the physical resources that do the work.
3. Write down the function of OS.
 Ans: Function of OS:
 Memory Management. It is the management of the main or primary memory. ...
 Processor Management/Scheduling. Every software that runs on a computer, whether in
the background or in the frontend, is a process. ...
 Device Management. ...
 File Management. ...
 Storage Management.
4.What is application software?List down its types.
Ans:
 Word Processing Software. ...
 Spreadsheet Software. ...
 Presentation Software. ...
 Multimedia Software. ...
 Web Browsers. ...
 Educational Software. ...
 Graphics Software. ...
 Freeware.
Q#5: Omitted
Unit#4: Algorithmic Thinking
Tick the correct option;
1. c 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. d
2. 6. a 7. b 8. b 9. c 10. A
Fill in the blanks;
1. Any task to be performed which can be thought in terms of inputs and matching outputs is
called Problem.
2. We can reduce the risk of failure by proper planning of a solution.
3. A problem is known as Complex problem if it requires more computational time and
resources to be solved.
4. An Algorithm is a finite sequence of instructions used to solve a specific problem or to
perform a specific task.
5. In Sequential flow process must be executed in the same order in which they are written.
Q#1: Name the benefits of step-by-step process of problem solving.
Ans: There are 6 steps to solve a problem efficiently;
1. Identify problem 2. Problem definition 3. Problem analysis
3. Planning solution 5. Test the solution 6.Selecting best solution
Q#2: Omitted
Q#3: What do you mean by problem analysis?
Ans: A problem that initially looks like a human error may be a latent human error that is the result
of a poorly designed user interface, system or process.
Q#4: Differentiate between specific and non-specific instructions in problem solving.
Ans:
Specific Instruction Non-Specific Instruction
1. Sometimes we have clear instructions 1. Sometime we do not have clear
to solve a problem these instructions is instructions or requirements for the
called specific instruction. algorithms and we have to extract them
from problem statements. These are
called non-specified instructions.
2. Specific instructions are clear and 2.Nonspecific instructions can be vague
straightforward, reducing the chance of and ambiguous.
confusing or miscommunication.
Q#5: Omitted
Q#6: List the elements that we must consider while selecting a solution.
Ans: Difficulty level
Time to implement the solution
Cost of implementing the solution
Q#7:Differentiate between simple and complex problems.
Ans: Simple Problems:
A problem that can be solved in simple steps is considered “easy” in most
contexts, even if it is large.
Example: Turning on a fun, writing table of a specific number.
Complex Problems:
The problems that cannot be solved in simple steps are called complex
problems.
Example: Drawing a car, finding the area of an irregular shape.
Q#8:What do you mean by pattern recognition in problem-solving?

Ans: Pattern rrecognition in problem-solving means we look for similarities among and within
problems.

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Class:Six Computer

Unit#3: Digital Skills

Tick (√) the correct option;

Fill in the blanks;

Ans:Software: Software is a set of instructions, data or programs used to operate

4.What is application software?List down its types.

Q#8:What do you mean by pattern recognition in problem-solving?

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