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1. A Type the following letter as it appears in a word processor.

Use the mail merge feature to produce to produce


copies of the same letter to the persons whose details are given below (12 mks)
MHS MWANGAZA HIGH SCHOOL
P.O.BPX 4500
ELDORET
TH
6 JULY 2010
<NAME>,<ADMNO>
<ADDRESS>
<TOWN>
DEAR<NAME>
REF:2009 KCPE RESULTS
I am happy to inform you that the NOV-DEC. Examinations are out. Kindly arrange to visit our school on<Date to visit>at
9.00 am in order to know the details. Remember to carry your original KCPE certificate and examination registration card–
bearing the index number.
Your’s truly,
Headteacher
Data source (List of candidates)

Name Adm no- Address Town Date of visit

Mark Otieno 8074 P.O.Box 24 Sondu 02/03/08

Kevin Kirui 8189 P.O.Box 172 Kericho 08/03/08

Bernard Soi 8065 P.O.Box 84 Bomet 24/03/08


Required

i. Save Main document as Main Doc (1 mk)


ii. Save Data source as Data source (1 mk)
iii. Change the addresses and reference font size to 14 pt (1½mks)
iv. Underline the reference (½ mk)
v. Merge the letter onto main document so as to produce for all the three candidates and save it as ‘Results 2009’ (6
mks)
vi. Print the letters (3 mks)

B a)Type the following text in word processing software and save it in a folder using your Name and Admission Number.
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER & OPERATING SYSTEMS
A computer is a machine or an electronic device that can solve problems by accepting data, performing certain
operations on that data(processing)and presenting the results of those operations(Information)Basic characteristics that
distinguish a computer from other information processing devices:

i. A computer is electronic-That is, all its processing operations are carried out with electrical signals
ii. A computer can store information for future reference. This is done on temporary basis with memory circuits and
permanently with storage devices such as magnetic disks and tape.
iii. A computer is programmable-unlike other devices built to perform a single function, a computer can be instructed or
programmed to perform a variety of tasks.

HOW A COMPUTER OPERATIONS


Converting the data(raw facts) into informations (Organized, usable form) is called data processing. Data get into the
system by means of input device e.g keyboard then the performs the necessary calculations or manipulation on the data
and finally the organized information is displayed by an output device e.g a monitor.
FUNCTIONS PERFORMED BY A COMPUTER
Although computers have many applications, they can perform only three basic tasks.

i. Arithmetic functions on numeric data(adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing)


ii. Test relationships between data items(by comparing values)
iii. Store and retrieve data
These skills are really no more than people can do, but the computer can accomplish can the task more;

 Faster
 Accurately
 Reliable

Required

a. Align the title to the center and underline it (1 mk)


b. Add border to the title (2 mks)
c. Replace all the Roman numbers with bullets (2 mks)
d. i)Insert the foster ‘’Computer F4 Joint Evaluation Test,2010’’ (2 mks)

e. Set the line spacing to exactly 1.5 (4 mks)

f. Insert word Art ‘’COMPUTER’’ and set it to appear behind the text. (5 mks)

g. Search for words ‘’Computer’’ and replace all with ‘’PC’’ (2mks)

h. Move paragraph with the heading ‘’how a computer operates’’ to the end of the document (2 mks)

i. Set the font style of the document to Arial black (3 mks)

j. Save your work as ‘’computer literacy’’ (1 mk)

k. Print your document (2 mks)


2. 37 marks
b) Enter the following data in sheet 1 (20 mks)
c) Rename the sheets as Term one result (1 mk)
d) Find:

i. Totals (2 mks)
ii. Average (2 mks)

e)Use the IF function to award remarks as follows (3 mks)

 A student whose average is above or equals 65 is given ‘’excellent’’


 An average of 55 or above but less than 65 award ‘’average work’’
 An average less than 55 award ‘’work below average’’

f)i) Award position to student basing on the average scored (3 mks)


ii) On the last rows enter formulas to count students from both classes (2 mks)
g) Sort the students list by class position in ascending order (2 mks)
h)i)Copy the entire worksheet 2 rename it ‘’lower group’’ (2 mks)
ii) Filter ‘’Lower group’’ sheet to display students from ‘’E’’ class and whose average score is below 50 (4 mks)
i)Draw a bar graph to display the following information (3 mks)

o The three cats


o Names
o Titles as ‘’TERM ONE COMPUTER RESULTS’’

i. Place the legend at the bottom of the graph (1 mk)


ii. Save the chart on a new sheet and name it graphical analysis (1 mk)

j)Print

i. The filtered lower group (1 mk)


ii. The chart (1 mk)
iii. Term one results sheet (1 mk

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