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Grade 8 (UT+Exam) - 081

  MS Word What are the main parts of the MS Word interface? MS Word's interface includes the Ribbon, which organizes commands into tabs (Home, Insert, Layout, etc.), the Quick Access Toolbar for frequently used actions, the Document Area for writing and editing text, and the Status Bar that displays information like page count and word count [ 1 ]. How do you change the font style and size in MS Word? In the Home tab, use the Font group to select the desired font style and size. Advanced options like text effects, underlining, and subscript/superscript are also available for further customization [ 4 ]. What is the purpose of the "Header and Footer" option in MS Word? The Header and Footer tool is used to add consistent information (like page numbers, document titles, or dates) at the top (header) or bottom (footer) of each page across a document, improving its layout and professional appeara
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Basic QA

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What is a computer? A computer is a complex electronic device that processes data, performs tasks, and stores information using hardware and software. 2. What are the parts of a computer? Computers consist of hardware components like CPU, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and software programs that control them. 3. What is a mouse? A mouse is an input device used to interact with the computer by pointing, clicking, and dragging objects on the screen. 4. What are the parts of a mouse? A mouse typically has buttons, a scroll wheel, and a sensor to detect movement. 5. What is a keyboard? A keyboard is an input device with keys used to input text, numbers, and commands into the computer. 6. What are the types of keys on a keyboard? Keys on a keyboard include alphanumeric keys, function keys, navigation keys, and special keys like Ctrl and Alt. 7. What is a monitor? A monitor is an output device that displays visual
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G4 – Additional Contents with Previous Exercises for First terminal Exam (Computer Science)

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#Full Forms CPU - Central Processing Unit RAM - Random Access Memory ROM - Read-Only Memory USB - Universal Serial Bus HTML - Hypertext Markup Language HTTP - Hypertext Transfer Protocol URL - Uniform Resource Locator Wi-Fi - Wireless Fidelity LAN - Local Area Network WAN - Wide Area Network IP - Internet Protocol PDF - Portable Document Format SSD - Solid State Drive HDD - Hard Disk Drive OS - Operating System #Short Forms app - application doc - document info - information msg - message net - network comp - computer vid - video pic - picture tech - technology prog - program conf - configuration sec - security auth - authentication sync - synchronize admin – administrator #Windows Button Shortcuts (Windows 10/11) Windows + D - Sho
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G5 - First terminal Guide : Computer Network, Network Cables and its Connectors, Wireless Connections (WiFi, Bluetooth, and Hotspot) (NIC)

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G5 - Additional Contents for first terminal

  Full Forms USB - Universal Serial Bus WiFi - Wireless Fidelity CPU - Central Processing Unit RAM - Random Access Memory ROM - Read-Only Memory LAN - Local Area Network WAN - Wide Area Network HTML - HyperText Markup Language HTTP - HyperText Transfer Protocol IP - Internet Protocol MAC - Media Access Control FTP - File Transfer Protocol VPN - Virtual Private Network URL - Uniform Resource Locator DNS - Domain Name System Shorts PC - Personal Computer OS - Operating System SSD - Solid State Drive HDD - Hard Disk Drive LED - Light Emitting Diode LCD - Liquid Crystal Display PDF - Portable Document Format DVD - Digital Versatile Disc CD - Compact Disc BIOS - Basic Input Output System GUI - Graphical User Interface PNG - Portable Network Graphics JPEG - Joint P
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G3 - First Terminal Guide (Machine and Parts of a computer)

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  Parts of a Computer (Latest) Questions and Answers Q: What is the main part of a computer that processes information? A: The CPU (Central Processing Unit). Q: What do we use to input information into a computer? A: Input devices like keyboards and mice. Q: Name one output device of a computer. A: Monitor or printer. Q: What is the purpose of a computer's hard drive? A: To store programs and files. Q: What are peripherals in a computer system? A: Devices like printers and scanners connected to the computer. Fill in the Blanks The __________ is the brain of the computer. CPU (Central Processing Unit) __________ are devices used to input data into a computer. Keyboards and mice A __________ displays the output from a computer. Monitor The __________ stores all the programs and files on a computer. Hard drive __________ are additional devices like printers and scanners
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