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PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER
ARCHITECTURE & SYSTEM
SOFTWARE

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Q.1

A bus line consist of

a)
Register
c)
Parallel data paths

b)
c)

Accumulators
machine cycles

Q.2

Which of the following of an example of volatile memory?

a)
ROOM
b)
RAM
c)
PROM
c)
HARD DISK

Q.3

Each location in primary storage is assigned a unique

a)
Data
b)
Filed
c)
Name
d)
Address

Q.4

The operation of arithmetic logic unit (ALU) is directed by

a)
The ALU it self
b)
Program
c)
Control unit
d)
Memory unit

Q.5

The following register keeps track of the program during execution

a)
Address register
b)
Program counter
c)
Data register
d)
Accumulator

Q.6

A one-color screen on a black background is called

a)
Monochrome
b)
Addressable
c)
Blank
d)
Liquid crystal display

Q.7

Step-by-step instructions that run the computer are

a)
Hardware
b)
Documents
c)
CPUs
d)
Program

Q.8

Register that collects the result of computation is

a)
General-purpose
b)
Main storage
c)
Storage register
d)
Accumulators

Q.9

Temporary storage areas with in the CPU are called

a)
ROMs
b)
Main storage
c)
Storage register
d)
Accumulators

Q.10

A computers drives its basic strength from

a)
Speed
b)
Accuracy
c)
Memory
d)
Address

Q.11

A computer cant do anything without

a)
Program
b)
Input device
c)
Out put device
d)
VDU

Q.12

The entire computer system is coordinated by

a)
The ALU
b)
The accumulators
c)
The control unit
d)
Arithmetic unit

Q.13

The unit that Transforms data into information is the

a)
CPU
b)
ROM
c)
DVD
d)
OCR

Q.13

computer operation are synchronized by

a)
The CPU clock
b)
Megabytes
c)
The binary system
d)
E-time

Q.14

The clock speed of computer is measured in:

a)
Megahertz
b)
Megabytes
c)
The binary system
d)
Binary digits

Q.15

Raw data is processed by the computer into

a)
Number sheet
b)
Updates
c)
Paragraph
d)
Information

Q.16

Rearranging of data in a sequence is called

a)
Updating
b)
Editing
c)
Batching
d)
Sorting

Q.17

A data arranged in intelligible from is called

a)
Processed
b)
Program
c)
Software
d)
Information

Q.18

Stored instructions and data in a digital computer consist

a)
Alphabets
b)
Numerals
c)
Characters
d)
Bits

Q.19

A digital computer performs its computation by

a)
Mechanical means
b)
Analog
c)
Guessing
d)
Counting

Q.20

An example of peripheral equipment is

a)
CPU
b)
Spreadsheet
c)
Printer
d)
Microcomputer

Q.21

CD-ROM has the same format as a (n)

a)
Backup tape
b)
DAT
c)
Diskette
d)
Audio Compact Disk

Q.22

Computers that deal with discrete data are called

a)
Discrete computer
b)
Digital computer
c)
Analog computer
d)
Micro computer

Q.23

Soft copy refers to

a)
OCR-A
c)
Microfiche

b)
d)

Screen output
Digitizing

Q.24

An example of high-level language is

a)
DOS
b)
An algorithm
c)
FORTRAN
d)
an assembler

Q.25

The native language of a computer is called________ language.

a)
Machine
b)
Assembler
c)
Pascal
d)
COBOL

SHORT QUESTION
Q.1 what is computer?
Ans. Computer is basically an electronic device capable of processing information and
data. Any information fed to it can be arranged and presented in more easily
understandable and useful form. All this is possible to caring out simple arithmetic and
complex mathematical operation on data, by arranging random piece of work information
in a way that make sense.
Q.2
Ans.

Describe the golden principles of AL-KHUWAIZMI.

Al-Khuwarizmi principle states that all complex problems of science must be and
can be solved by means of the following five simple steps.
1.
Break down each problem into a number of elemental steps.
2.
Arrange all the elements of the problem In an order or sequence, such that each
element can be taken up and solve one an item.
3.
Find a way to solve the each element separately.
4.
Then proceed to solved to each element of the problem in the correct order.
5.
When all steps of all the elements are solved, the original problem itself has been
itself solved
Q.3 what is logic flow diagram?
Ans. Logic flow diagram is a technique that is used to explain / describe the sets of
algorithm. A logic flow diagram shows all the steps of an algorithm, it also indicates
clearly the exact sequence in which the steps are to be taken and to what extant do they
depend upon or exclude each other.

Q.4
Ans.
1.
2.

Describe the usage of logic flow diagram?

Following are the main uses of Logic flow diagram:
Logic flow diagram is also used to describe that how these steps are dependent on
each other.
Logic flow diagram is suitable technique that is used to understand the actual flow
of program.

Q.5 what is central processing unit?

Ans. The brain of the computer system is the central processing Unit. Abbreviated as
CPU. As our brain control our body and parts of body. All calculation and comparisons
are made inside the CPU and the CPU is also responsible for activating and controlling
operation of other units of a computer system.
Q.6
Ans.

Describe the components of central processing unit.

The central processing unit consists of following components:
i)
Arithmetic and logic unit
ii)
Control unit
iii)
Memory unit
iv)
Input/Output unit

Q.7
Ans.

Describe the functions of central processing unit?

The function of central processing units is as follows.
i)
Accepts information and data from the unit.
ii)
Stores all the instructions and the data in the memory and retrieves the
relevant information as and when required.
iii)
Performs all the arithmetic and logical operations in the arithmetic and
logical unit.
iv)
Control and coordinates the activities of all other unit.
v)
Sends the results to the output unit when required.

Q.8
Ans.

what is power supply unit?

Power supply unit is an electrical device through which we start the computer.
This unit is a simple electrical system which takes in the power supply at 240
Volts. 50 cycles per second or 110 volts, 60 cycle per second.

Q.9
Ans.

what is clock?
A clock is a special designed electronic component, which control all the
functions of the computer using clock ticks. The clock can tick ranging from 100
million to 100 million times in one second depending upon the particular model
of the computer.

Q.10 what is read only memory?

Ans. The ROM is the non-volatile memory, i.e. the contents of ROM are fixed, it can
be read but it cannot be run over written. The contents of ROM are not changed
or lost even if the power is switched off. It also called computer permanent
Memory.
Q.11
Ans.

what is Random Access memory?

The RAM is the part of the memory which is volatile, i.e. it can be filled whatever
you want, it can be changed or its contents may be erased. This is also called
computers directly accessible temporary memory.

Q.12 what is Hard Disk?

Ans. The hard disk is made of hard metallic material with magnetic coating on each
surface. The Hard disk is consists of a thin metal platter fixed on a vertical spindle. The
platter is coated with magnetic material on which data is recorded. Hard disk provides a
very big storage capacity and is very fast but these or not interchangeable.
Q.13 what is input device?
Ans. The device through which information is transferred into a computer is called
Input Device. Usually tow types of input are provided to the computer. Data are basic
information to manipulate this data to drive required results. Both types of input require
some input device although usually a program is loaded into the computer from some
magnetic and data is provided from the keyboard.
Q.14 What is out put device?
Ans. The device, enables a computer to transfer information to human or other
machines, is called output device. An output device is used by the computer to
communicate its results or massages to the other world. Almost every computer will
include a device that outputs data in human readable from. A small computer will only
have a single cathode ray tube (monitor) on which the output appears temporarily.
Q.16 what is computer bus?
Ans. The computer bus is similar to a backbone of the computer. The computer bus can
be compared with electric wiring in the both are used to create a circuits, however in the
computer device with the CPU. The computer bus consist around 40-150 electric
wires/lines running parallel to each other.
Q.17 what are stake control register?
Ans. Tow special registers SP and BP are used to manage the stakes on the computer.
DI, SI, SP and BP can either be used as 2 byte registers or 4 byte register on some of the
processor only. When they are used as 4 byte registers then their name changes to EDI,
ESI, ESP and EBP respectively.
Q.18 what is instruction pointer register?
Ans. This is a very special register, which along with the segment register CS, points to
the memory location from where the register CS, points to the memory location from the
next instruction will be fetched by the processor.
Q.19 what is addresses or segment register?
Ans. The address or segment register is a group of 4, some items 6 registers named CS,
DS, ES and (FS, GS) each has 2-byte. These registers are called segment registers and are
used in conjunction with either the IP register or tow index registers DI and SI to address
various areas of computer memory. CS is the primary register used to fetch the
instruction in conjunction with the IP register. DS is the primary register, used to point the
data in the computer memory along with the DI or SI registers.
Q.20 what is flag register?
Ans. A special register on byte or tow-byte register is provided with an each CPU,
depending upon the particular processor model, called the flags register. Each type of the
flag register is further divided into eight parts called the bits.
CPU or any other type of computer storage consists of eight bits. Thus data is stored in
each byte in the form of eight distinct bits, each bit store 1 or 0 since there are 8 bits
in one byte, a byte can store any value between 0 and 255.

Q.22 what is arithmetic instruction?

Ans. The first type is those that cause an arithmetic operation to be performed. In this
instruction addition, subtraction, multiplication or division operation is performed. These
types of instructions are called arithmetic instructions and are executed by the arithmetic
and logical unit of CPU.
Q.23 what is logical instruction?
Ans. The second type of logical instructions is that which requires two data values to
be compared with each other. Possible results of such an operation are `Grater Than;
`Equal Than` or `Less than; these types of instructions are called `logical instructions`
and are also executed by the Arithmetic and logical unit of CPU.
Q.24 what is data transfer instruction?
Ans. Data Transfer Instruction:
The third type of instructions is called the `data transfer instruction; these
instructions cause transfer of data either from CPU register to a memory location or an
output device of RAM or input device of CPU.
Q.25 what is control transfer instruction?
Ans. These instructions cause a deviation from the normal course of action i.e.
execution of the next instruction. In this instruction the control is transferred from one
location to the next location.
Q.26 Describe register size.
Ans. Register size tells us that how much information can each CPU registers hold. The
size of register is in bytes. This could be 1, 2, 4, or 8, where byte is a universal unit of
storage of computer. Each byte can hold one character of between 0 to 255 i.e. 256
values.
Q.27 Describe instruction set size.
Ans. The CPU can execute different types instruction. When all categories of
instructions are added together in each type, the total number of instructions, which a
modern CPU obeys, is between 80 and 120. the instruction are of seven types which are
given below.
(i)
Instruction fetch
(ii)
Interpret Instruction
(iii)
Execute Instruction
(iv)
Arithmetic Instruction
(v)
Logical Instruction
(vi)
Data Transfer Instruction
(vii) Control Transfer Instruction
Q.28 what is the function of clock speed?
Ans. Clock speed tells us that how long time a CPU takes to obey each instruction.
CPU will take between 1 to 6 clock ticks to obey one instruction. Typically a clock will
tick between 100 million times to 1000 times in one second.
Q.29 what is math processor?
Ans. In addition the normal arithmetic and logical unit, a modern processor may
provide a separate unit which has been designed to carry out very large and complex and
mathematical calculation which are often required while solving complex problems of
algebra, geometry, physics, or chemistry. The presence of math processor with in the
CPU or as a separate unit, can speed up some type of calculation many thousands times.

Q.30 what is device?

Ans. To transfer the information between external environment and memory, devices
are of three types.
i)
Input Devices
ii)
Output Devices
iii)
Backing Storage Devices
Q.31 what is magnetic tape storage?
Ans. As indicated by its name, this device stores information on a magnetic tape.
Magnetic tape is a flexible Mylar plastic tape, coated on one side with magnetic material.
It is widely used when large amount of data is to be proceeding sequentially. Its
disadvantage is that it is very slow and it is very slow and it is only sequential. It can be
read by machine only and not by the operator.
Q.32 what is DVD ROM?
Ans. A DVD is a development of CD ROM and differs only from it in the amount of
data that a single media can contain.
A DVD is about between 4 to 10 Billion bytes per pack and near about 1000 pages of text
can easily be stored in one million bytes of storage. This means that is a single DVD
media can store up to 10 Million pages of information on it.

COMPUTER NETWORKS &

DATA COMMUNICATION

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Q.1

A Network of geographically distant Computer and terminal is called a

a)
Bus
b)
WAN
c)
Gateway
d)
LAN

Q.2

What enable a computer to work with a printer?

a)
Protocols
b)
Drivers
c)
Packet processor
d)
HCL

Q.3

A LAN is a combination of
a)
Network adapter cads
c)
LAN application software

b)
d)

LAN cables
All of above

People on a LAN can share

a)
Printer
c)
Modem

b)
d)

CD/ROM disk
Fax machine

Q.4

Q.5

What Layer of the OSI model does data compression?

a)
Network
b)
Data link
c)
Presentation
d)
Physical

Q.6

The media access control sub layer resides in which OSI layer?
a)
Physical
b)
Data link
c)
Network
d)
Transport

Q.7

A device that connects multiple nodes to the network is

a)
A Modem
b)
A repeater
c)
A router
d)
A hub

Q.8

Which of the following topologies is passive?

a)
Star topology
b)
Ring Topology
c)
Bus Topology
d)
Hybrid topology

Q.9

A Drive is
a)
Hardware
c)
A peripheral device

b)
d)

A card
Software

FDDI is a
a)
Ring network
c)
Mesh network

b)
d)

Star network
Bus network

Q.10

Q.11

How many pairs of computers can simultaneously communicate on Ethernet

LAN?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
Multiple

Q.12

One or more computers connected to be hub computer is an (n)

a)
Ring network
b)
Node
c)
Information utility
d)
Star network

Q.13

Software to peruse the internet:

a)
Gateway
c)
Bridge

b) Satellite
d)
Fax

Q.14

Terminal is a
a)
Device to give power supply to computer
b)
Point which data enters to leaves the computer
c)
The last instruction in a program

Q.15

The arrangement in which most of processing is done by the server:

a)
Simplex transmission
b)
Electronic data interchange
c)
Client/server

Q.16

Project 802 defines standers for which layers of the OSI model?
a)
Application and presentation layers
b)
Physical and data link layers
c)
Network and data link layers

SHORT QUESTION
Q.1
Define the networking.
Ans. Interconnection of similar and dissimilar computers for the porpuse of sharing
resources and data is called networking.
Q.2 Define the Network.
Ans. A group of computers and other devices connected together is called a network. A
network consists of two computers connected to each others by a cable so that they share
a data.
Q.3 Define the sub-network.
Ans. The interconnecting of a number of computers connected together one topology is
usually called a sub-Network.
Q.4 what is Modem?
Ans. A extremely popular device that can be attached to a PC is called a Modem.
Special equipment is needed to provide the communication link is called Modem.
Q.5 Define Topology.
Ans. The structure consisting of paths and switches that provides the communications
interconnection among nodes of network is called Topology.
Q.6 what is Star Topology?
Ans. A Topology in which all stations are connected to a central switch. Two stations
communicate via circuit switching is called a star Topology.
Q.7 Differentiate between De Facto protocols and DE Jure protocols.
Ans. De facto protocols are those protocols which just happened because of historical
developments where DE Jure protocols are those protocols which were properly
researched, designed and finally published as a `standers`.
Q.8 Define the co-axial cable.
Ans. A cable consisting of one conductor, usually a small copper tube or wire with and
insulated from another conductor of jarger diameter, usually copper tubing or copper
braid. At one time, coaxial was the most widely used network cabling. Co axial cables
comes in two main varieties and is used mostly the bus conductor in token bus ( 802.4 )
network protocols.
Q.9
Ans.

Describe the types of co-axial cable.

There are two types of Co-axial cable.
(a)
Thin ( Thintet )
(b)
Thick ( Thicknet )

Q.10 what is workgroup computing?

Ans. a working may be defined as a group of individuals working together on a given
project on a given project, sharing information via computer networks. As they share
work together by means of linking together a number of personal computers, the
phenomenon is also called workgroup computing.

Q.11 what is Internet?

Ans. The internet is world wide collections of networks, gateways, servers and
computers using a common set of telecommunications protocols to link them together.
The internet provides world wide access to information and resources. Without leaving
your home or office, you can visit Ireland, Australia, or any other country in the world.
Q.12 what are the uses of internet?
Ans. The Internet is used for following main purposes:
a)
Information browsing
b)
Electronic mail (e-mail)
c)
News groups
d)
File transfer
e)
Access and used of other computers.
Q.14 Describe the internet services.
Ans. Today the internet is growing tremendously and is known mainly for the services
it provides. Some of the best known services it provides. Some of the best known
services available on the internet include the following:
(i)
World Wide Web (www)
(ii)
File transfer protocol (FTP) server
(iii)
Electronic mail
(iv)
News
(v)
Gopher
(vi)
Telnet
Q.15 what is World Wide Web (www)?
Ans. The World Wide Web (www) is the internets multimedia service that contains a
vast storehouse of hypertext documents written using the hypertext markup language.
(HTML). Hypertext is a method for presenting text, images, sound and videos that are
linked together in a none sequential web of associations.
Q.16 how can we get connected to a www site?
Ans. To connect a site www, we simply need the following:
(1)
A PC equipped with a MODEM card.
(2)
A telephone line.
(3)
A membership of any one internet service provider
An ISP is a company, which provides you access to the internet, and through that,
not only to www but also to all other internet services such as E-mail and FTP
Q.17 Write the advantages?
Ans. The main advantages of e-mail are as follows:
1)
Extremely fast, almost instantaneous.
2)
Cost only a function of any other method of transmitting messages. Will
soon be almost be free, even in Pakistan.
3)
is available round the clock and round the globe.
Q.18 what is the OSI model?
Ans. There is exists a super-model for computer-to-computer communications. This
model is called the OSI model. The OSI model is the most complete and detailed in its
contents. In 1978, the international standers organization (ISO) released a set of
specifications that describes network architecture for connecting dissimilar devices.

Q.19
Ans.
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)

Describe the types of layers of OSI model.

Seven types of layers of OSI model are as follows:
Application Layer
Presentation layer
Session Layer
Transport Layer
Network Layer
Data link Layer
Physical Layer

Q.20 Describe about application layer.

Ans. The type most layer of the OSI model is the application layer. Application layers
deals with the file transfer access and management of the documents. It serves as the
window for application process to access network services. This layer represents the
services that directly sports user application, such as software for file transfers, for data
base access and for e-mail.
Q.21 Describe about presentation layer.
Ans. Presentation Layer determines the format used to exchange data among
networked computers. Presentation layer deals with the data representation,
transformation and security.
Q.22 Describe about session layer.
Ans. Session Layer allows to application on different computers to establish, use and
end a connection called a session. Session layer deals with the synchronization controlled
and dialogue management.
Q.24 who owns the net?
Ans. No one can claim that he owns the internet, because its an environment by which
connect throughout the world and any one who connects the internet is the owner of
internet.
Q.25 who use the internet?
Ans. Every one can use the Internet, who has the phone line, A modem, A computer
system, and account on ISP.
Q.26 what does online shopping means?
Ans. Manufactures place a list of their products on their web page on the internet. They
also place the pictures, qualities and page on the Internet. Any one cans brows the site
and place order to purchase product through mail.
Q.27 what is meant by online banking?
Ans. in online banking, a customer can use the internet to access his account in bank
. customer can check his balance and transfer money from his account to another account.
He can also pay their utility bills over the Internet.
Q.29 Write short notes on http.
Ans. hypertext transfer protocol (http) or the World Wide Web (www) is the Internets
multimedia service that contains a vast storehouse of hypertext documents written using
the hypertext mark (HTML). Hypertext is a method for presenting text, images, sounds
and videos that are linked together in none-sequential web associations.

DATACOMMUNICATION
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Q.1

The transfer of encoded information from one location to another by a

communication channel is called.
a)
Data processing
b)
Data distribution
c)
Data communication
d)
Data encryption

Q.2

People on LAN can share

a)
Printer
c)
Modem

b)
d)

CD/ROM disk drive

Fax machine

Q.3

A LAN is a combination of
a)
Network adapter card
b)
LAN cables
c)
All of above

Q.4

A network of geographically distant computers and terminal is called a

a)
Bus
b)
WAN
c)
Gateway
d)
LAN

Q.5

What layer of the OSI model does data compression?

a)
Network
b)
Data link
c)
Presentation
d)
Physical

Q.6

Token passing prevents data collisions by

a)
Using core to steer tokens around each other
b)
Having multiple tokens take alternates routes
c)
Allowing only one computer at a time to use

Q.7

What enables a computer to work with a printer?

a)
Protocols
b)
Drivers
c)
Packet processor
d)
HCL

Q.8

A connection for similar networks:

a)
Satellite
c)
Bridge

b)
d)

Gateway
HCL

Q.9

Network types in which all computers have equal status:

a)
Communication links
b)
Peer-to-Peer
c)
WAN
d)
Direct connect

Q.10

The Media Access control sub layer resides in which OSI layer?
a)
Physical
b)
Data Link
c)
Network
d)
transport

Q.11

Which of the following does not provide a graphical user interface?

a)
OS/2
b)
MS-DOS
c)
Macintosh
d)
Window NT workstation

Q.12

Which of the following topologies is passive?

a)
Star topology
b)
Ring topology
c)
Bus topology
d)
Hybrid topology

Q.13
a)
c)
Q.14

Who invited the modem?

IBM
AT & T information

FDDI is a
a)
Ring network
c)
Mash network

b)
d)

DEC
Apple computer Inc

b)
d)

Star network
Bus network

Q.15

The process of converting from analog to digital is called

a)
Modulation
b)
Line switching
c)
Tele commuting
d)
Demodulation

Q.16

Electronic banking
a)
Token ring
c)
EFT

b)
d)

Mosaic
BBS

Q.17

The server does the arrangement in which most of the processing:

a)
Simplex transmission
b)
Electronic data interchange
c)
File server
d)
Clint/server

Q.18

One or more computers connected to a hub computer is a (n)

a)
Ring network
b)
Node
c)
Information utility
d)
Star network

Q.19

Graphic and other paperwork can be transmitted directly using which

technology?
a)
CSMA/CD
b)
Token passing
c)
Facsimile
d)
Bulletin board

SHORT QUESTION

Q.1 what is Data communication?

Ans. data communication takes place between two devices that are directly connected
by some form of point-to-point transmission medium. Transfer of flow of data is called
data communication. Moment or flow of data between sender and receiver is called data
communication.
Q.2 what is data communication software?
Ans. Data communication of software is the software that enables us to communicate
with order system. The data communication software instructs computer system and
devices as to how exactly data is to be transferred from one place to another.
Q.3
Ans.

Define the protocol.

Q.4
Q.5
Q.6
Q.7
Q.8
Q.9
Q.10
Q.11
Q.12
Q.13
Q.14
Q.15
Q.16
Q.17
Q.18
Q.19
Q.20
Q.21
Q.22
Q23
Q.24
Q.25
Q.26
Q.27
Q.28
Q.29
Q.30

What is an entity?
What is a system?
What is data sequencing?
What is Data routing?
What is flow control?
What is error control?
What is simplex mode?
What is half-duplex mode?
what is Data?
Describe the type of data.
Define transmission media.
Describe about digital transmission?
Describe about analog transmission.
Describe the asynchronous technique.
Describe the asynchronous transmission.
Describe the co-axial cable.
Describe the types of co-axial cable.
Describe about communication satellite.
What is guided media?
What is unguided media?
What is modem?
Describe the kinds of signals?
What is analog system?
What is digital signal?
Define band rate.
Define Band width.
How is text stored in computer? Explain with examples.

INTRODUCTION TO
WINDOWS OPPERATING
SYSTEM

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Q.1

From the following what is the shortcut key to create a new files?
a)
Ctrl+p
b)
Ctrl+O
c)
Ctrl+S
d)
Ctrl+N

Q.2

The controlled area on the screen is called

a)
Icon
b)
c)
Desktop
d)

screen sever
Background

Q.3

To writ a text in capital latter which key will be used?

a)
Esc
b)
Ctrl
c)
Caps lock
d)
Alt

Q.4

MS window is a
a)
Application software
c)
Data base software

Q.5

Q.6

Window is a
a)
GUI
c)
CPU

b)
d)

Graphic software
Operating system

b)

CLS

Which is the shut down command?

a)
Alt+F1
b)
c)
Alt+F5
d)

Alt+F4
Alt+F6

Q.7

To select all objects of a file, which short cut key, will be used?
a)
Alt+F4
b)
Ctrl+A
c)
Ctrl+C
d)
Ctrl+S

Q.8

From which shortcut key the present (related) program will close?
a)
Ctrl+F4
b)
Alt+F4
c)
Ctrl+F5
d)
Alt+F5

Q.9

To copy the selected object, which short cut key, will be used?
a)
Ctrl+C
b)Ctrl+S
c)
Ctrl+V
d)Ctrl+X

Q.10

A mouse control icon by a

a)
c)

Mouse
Joystick

b)
d)

Keyboard
Application program

SHORT QUESTION

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What is Window?
What is Window 2000 desktop?
What is desktop Icon?
What is Icon?
What is Taskbar?
What is quick lunch bar?
What is running Application Bar?
What is Notification Area?
Describe the types of Keyboard?
How would you Load the windows?
What is control Icon?
What are scroll Bars?
What are Dialog Boxes?
What is Text Bar?
What is List Box?
What is drop down list box?
What are Command Icons?
How do you Close Program?
What is the function of the F1 key?
What do you open a document?
What is an Operating system?
What is the use of my computer?
How would see the contents of the folders?

INTRODUCTION TO WORD
PROCESING
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Q.1

Which program is used for word processing?

a)
c)

Coral Draw
MS Word

b)
d)

Adobe
Window

Q.2

Which program is used for Word processing?

a)
DOS
b)
Adobe
c)
MS Word
d)
Window

Q.3

Which keyboard shortcut key is used for double underline?

a)
Ctrl+ Shift+ D
b)
Ctrl+ [
c)
Shift+ F3
d)
Ctrl+ Shift+ M

Q.4

Which short key is used for decrease font size?

a)
Ctrl+ shift+ N
b)
Ctrl+ [
c)
Shift+ F3
d)
Ctrl+ Shift+ M

Q.5

Which keyboard shortcut is used to change case?

a)
Ctrl+ Shift+ N
b)
Ctrl+ T
c)
Shift+ F3
d)
Ctrl+ Shift+ M

Q.6

Which keyboard shortcut is used to create or add to left indentation?

a)
Ctrl+ S
b)
Ctrl+ T
c)
Ctrl+ M
d)
Ctrl+ Shift+ M

Q.7

Which keyboard shortcut is used to remove all left indentation?

a)
Ctrl+ Shift+ N
b)
Ctrl+ T
c)
Ctrl+ M
d)
Ctrl+ Shift+ M

Q.8

Which keyboard shortcut is used to make the selected word bold?

a)
Ctrl+ B
b)
Ctrl+ I
c)
Ctrl+ U
d)
Ctrl+ S

Q.9

MS word 2000 is a _______ based program.

a)
DOS
b)
System 7
c)
Window
d)
None of the above

Q.10
a)
c)

MS word commands are grouped together on the

Menu Bar
b)
Scroll Bar
Tool Bar
d)
None of the above

SHORT QUESTION
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Q.17

What is word 2000?

How do you start MS Word 2000?
What is work area?
What is Title Bar?
What is status Bar?
What is the cursor?
What do you mean by scrolling?
What is editing?
What is clip board?
What is formatting?
What is the use of page setup?
How would you select a word?
How would you format selected text as bold?
How would you create a shortcut?
What is important to close a document before retrieving another file?
How will you delete a character to the left of the insertion point?
What is meant by the term Word Wrap?