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Computer Science 7th Class Chapter 4 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
What are digital images made up of.
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Pixels
Vectors
Lines
Points
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Question # 2
How many characters can ASCII represent.
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128
256
512
1024
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Question # 3
--------------- bits together make, what we call a "byte" of the data.
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6
7
8
9
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Question # 4
What is the X-Y method used fo in Scratch.
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To create a timer
To create a variable
To allow the user to move a sprite using arrow keys
To create a sound effect
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Question # 5
The best way to remember a value when designing the program is to use a.
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Variable
Value
Number
Sound
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Question # 6
How are numbers represnted in computers.
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Using electronic switches
Using analog singals
Using mechanical switches
Using hydrulic signals
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Question # 7
How many important variable blcks are there in Scratch.
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One
Two
Three
Four
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Question # 8
What is the purpose of the timer in Scractch.
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To creae a variable
To chagne the background color
To display the program as it runs
To measure time
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Question # 9
What is the most significant bit in a binary number.
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The bit to the extreme left
The bit to the extreme right
The middle bit
It depends onthe number
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Question # 10
What is the purpose of the delay block in scratch.
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To add a sound effect
To change the back ground colour
To create a timer
To slow down the program execution
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Question # 11
The term ........... also refers to any digital encoding system in which there are exactly two possible states.
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Digital
Binary
Python
Programming
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