Class 4 Computer Science Test Paper
Subject: Computer Science
Total Marks: 20
Total Time: 30 Min.
Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) – (5×1 = 5 Marks)
- What is data?
- A collection of raw facts
- Processed information
- Only numbers
- None of the above
- Which type of memory stores data temporarily?
- ROM
- RAM
- Hard Disk
- Pen Drive
- Which of the following is a type of memory?
- CPU
- RAM
- Monitor
- Keyboard
- What does a computer use to store and recall information?
- Processing Unit
- Memory
- Monitor
- Mouse
- Which of the following is a type of permanent memory?
- RAM
- ROM
- Cache
- None of the above
Section B: Fill in the Blanks – (3×1 = 3 Marks)
- _______ is the part of a computer where data is stored.
- RAM is an example of _______ memory.
- Data that is organized and processed becomes _______.
Section C: True or False – (3×1 = 3 Marks)
- Data is processed to become information. (True / False)
- RAM is a type of permanent memory. (True / False)
- A computer can work without memory. (True / False)
Section D: Short Answer Questions – (2×3 = 6 Marks)
- Define the term “Data.”
- Explain the different types of memory in a computer.
Section E: Long Answer Question – (1×3 = 3 Marks)
- Explain the role of memory in a computer system.
Here’s the answer key for the test paper:
Answer Key for Class 4 Computer Science Test Paper
Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
- a) A collection of raw facts
- b) RAM
- b) RAM
- b) Memory
- b) ROM
Section B: Fill in the Blanks
- Memory is the part of a computer where data is stored.
- Volatile is an example of temporary memory (RAM).
- Data that is organized and processed becomes information.
Section C: True or False
- True
- False (RAM is temporary memory; ROM is permanent memory.)
- False (A computer needs memory to store and process data.)
Section D: Short Answer Questions
- Data is a collection of raw facts and figures before processing. It becomes information after it is organized.
- Types of Memory in a Computer:
- RAM (Random Access Memory): Stores data temporarily for active tasks.
- ROM (Read-Only Memory): Permanent storage for system boot instructions.
- Cache Memory: Fast memory storing frequently used data.
- Hard Drive/SSD: Stores data permanently.
Section E: Long Answer Question
- Role of Memory in a Computer System:
Memory is an essential component of a computer. RAM helps in quick processing by storing temporary data, while ROM contains the necessary startup instructions for the computer. Storage devices like hard drives and SSDs keep permanent records of files, programs, and user data. Without memory, a computer cannot function effectively.