ICSE Class 6 Computer Studies — Flashcards
ICSE Class 6 Computer Studies flashcards, chapter by chapter — 264 flashcards across 9 chapters. Follows the ICSE / ISC syllabus.
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Q: What is a computer system?
A: A computer system is an electronic machine that accepts data (input), processes it, and produces output. It consists of two main parts: hardware (physical parts like keyboard, monitor) and software (p
Q: Define hardware and software with examples.
A: Hardware refers to the physical parts of a computer that you can touch, such as the keyboard, mouse, monitor, and CPU. Software refers to programs or instructions that tell the hardware what to do. Ex
Q: What are the four ways computers are categorized?
A: Computers are categorized based on: (1) Generation (based on technology used), (2) Type (how they process data), (3) Size (physical and storage capacity), and (4) Purpose (general or special tasks). T
Q: What is a file in computer studies?
A: A file is the smallest unit of storage on a computer. It is a named collection of data or information stored on a device like a hard disk or pen drive. For example, a document named 'My Essay.docx' is
Q: What is a folder? Why is it important?
A: A folder is a storage space used to organize files on a computer. It helps keep related files together, making them easier to find. For example, all your project documents can be stored in a folder na
Q: What are the two parts of a file name?
A: A file name has two parts: the primary name (like 'Report') and the file extension (like '.docx'). The extension tells us the type of file and which program can open it.
Q: What is a table in MS Word?
A: A table in MS Word is a grid made up of rows and columns that intersect to form cells. It helps organize data like text, numbers, or images in a structured way, making it easier to read and understand
Q: What are rows and columns in a table?
A: A row runs horizontally across the table, while a column runs vertically. For example, in a class attendance table, each student's details are in one row, and each type of information (like name or ro
Q: What is a cell in a table?
A: A cell is the small box formed where a row and a column meet. You can type text, insert numbers, or add images inside a cell. Each cell can be edited individually.
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