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The document consists of various exercises related to computers, including fill-in-the-blanks, true or false statements, and matching activities. It covers topics such as the functions of computers, input and output devices, and the IPO cycle. Additionally, it includes questions about similarities between computers and humans, as well as identifying parts of a computer.

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Fill in The Blanks

The document consists of various exercises related to computers, including fill-in-the-blanks, true or false statements, and matching activities. It covers topics such as the functions of computers, input and output devices, and the IPO cycle. Additionally, it includes questions about similarities between computers and humans, as well as identifying parts of a computer.

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A. Fill in the blanks.

1. A computer works with electricity and is called an .


2. The working of a computer involves input, and .
3. is the data and instructions entered into a computer.
4. is the working on the data by the CPU.
5. is the final result obtained.
B. State whether the following statements are True or False.
1. Computer can do many things than humans can do.
2. A computer does not make mistakes. A man can make mistakes.
3. A computer can decide on its own.
4. Computer is not a smart machine.
5. A computer stores everything in the memory.

C. To whom do these features belong? Chose the correct option.


1. It does not make mistakes.
(a) Man (b) Computer
2. It gets tired.
(a) Man (b) Computer
3. It stores everything in the memory and never forgets things stored in it.
(a) Man (b) Computer
4. It may forget things stored in the memory.
(a) Man (b) Computer
5. It runs on electricity.
(a) Man (b) Computer
D. Observe the picture and label its parts as Input, Output and
Processing.

A. Answer the following questions.


1. What can we do using a computer?

2. Discuss the similarities between computer and man.

3. What is an IPO cycle?


A. Fill in the blanks.

1. Devices that enter information, data and instructions in a computer are called .
2. Devices that display the result of the input after it has been processed are
called
.
3. are used to listen to the audio output in the form of music or any other
kind of sound.
4. Devices that store data and information for a long time are called .
5. A pen drive is also called a .
B. State whether the following statements are True or False.
1. Keyboard, mouse and microphone are some commonly used output devices.
2. Input devices give the final result.
3. Monitor, printer, speakers and headphones are some commonly used storage devices.
4. Hard disk, CD, DVD and pen drive are some commonly used storage devices.
C. Complete the given chart.

Parts of a Computer

Output Devices

D. Match the columns.


Column A Column B
1. Keyboard (a) Pointing device
2. Mouse (b) Helps to record sounds
3. Microphone (c) Print our work on paper
4. Printer (d) Looks like a rectangular box
5. Hard Disk (e) Buttons called keys
E. Answer the following questions.
1. Enlist some commonly used input devices.
2. Write a few lines about the monitor.
3. What are storage devices?
4. Name a few commonly used storage devices.
. Match parts of computer under column ̎ A ̎ with their pictures under column ̎ B .̎
̎A ̎ ̎B ̎
A
1. Mouse

2. Monitor

3. Keyboard

C
4. CPU

5. Printer

E
6. Speakers .

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