About the Computer Science question bank
Computer questions from naming the parts of a machine through to binary and protocols. The early band is about the physical device, which is what primary computing lessons actually cover.
What the questions cover
- Std 1-4
- Keyboard, mouse, monitor, and what each part of a computer does
- Std 5-7
- Input and output devices, kilobytes, RAM against ROM, and operating systems
- Std 8-12
- Binary, HTML, HTTP, bits and bytes, and the history of computing
Questions from this bank
61 computer science questions are available. A few, so you can judge the level before putting it in front of a class:
Class 1-4 · 15 questions
Which component is known as the brain of the computer?
Answer: CPU
Which device is used to type text on a computer?
Answer: Keyboard
Which device displays images and text?
Answer: Monitor
Class 5-7 · 20 questions
What does HTML stand for?
Answer: HyperText Markup Language
What does WWW stand for?
Answer: World Wide Web
1 Kilobyte (KB) is equal to how many Bytes?
Answer: 1024 Bytes
Class 8-12 · 26 questions
Which digits are used in the Binary number system?
Answer: 0 and 1
What type of memory is ROM?
Answer: Non-Volatile
Python is a _____ programming language.
Answer: High-Level
Using it in class
Full-form questions are easy to memorise and easy to forget. Follow them by asking what the thing actually does, which is where the understanding sits.
Both teams draw from this one pool and no question repeats inside a match. How a Tug of War match works