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Grade 7 Internet Computing Fundamentals

The document is a worksheet for Grade 7 students focusing on Internet Computing Fundamentals, covering common application software through multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, matching activities, fill-in-the-blanks, and short answer questions. It tests knowledge on web browsers, document editing software, email, cloud storage, and the functions of various applications. The activities aim to reinforce understanding of internet concepts and application usage.

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Grade 7 Internet Computing Fundamentals

The document is a worksheet for Grade 7 students focusing on Internet Computing Fundamentals, covering common application software through multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, matching activities, fill-in-the-blanks, and short answer questions. It tests knowledge on web browsers, document editing software, email, cloud storage, and the functions of various applications. The activities aim to reinforce understanding of internet concepts and application usage.

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Grade 7 Internet Computing Fundamentals: Common Application Software Activity

Worksheet

I. Multiple Choice (2 points each - 20 points). Choose the best answer for each
question.

1. Which of the following is NOT a common web browser?


a) Google Chrome b) Microsoft Word c) Mozilla Firefox d) Safari
2. What does URL stand for?
a) Uniform Resource Locator
b) Universal Resource Locator
c) Uniform Resource Link
d) Universal Resource Link
3. Which application is used for creating and editing text documents?
a) Microsoft Excel b) Microsoft PowerPoint c) Microsoft Word d) Google Sheets
4. What is the primary function of a spreadsheet program like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets?
a) Creating presentations
b) Managing and analyzing data
c) Editing images
d) Designing web pages
5. Which application is best suited for creating presentations with slides?
a) Microsoft Access b) Microsoft PowerPoint c) Microsoft OneNote d) Microsoft
Outlook
6. What is the purpose of email?
a) Sending instant messages
b) Sharing files over a network
c) Electronic mail communication
d) Browsing the internet
7. What is a search engine used for?
a) Creating websites
b) Finding information on the internet
c) Sending emails
d) Editing videos
8. Which of the following is an example of a cloud storage service?
a) Microsoft Word b) Google Drive c) Adobe Photoshop d) VLC Media Player

9. What does "downloading" a file mean?


a) Sending a file to someone else
b) Copying a file from the internet to your computer
c) Deleting a file ‘d) Creating a new file
10. What does "uploading" a file mean?
a) Copying a file from your computer to the internet
b) Receiving a file from someone else
c) Editing a file online
d) Viewing a file online

Activity II. True or False (1 point each - 10 points). Write TRUE if the statement is
correct and FALSE if it is incorrect.

11. Microsoft Word is used for creating and editing spreadsheets. (_______)
12. Google Slides is a web-based presentation software. (_______)
13. Email is a fast and efficient way to communicate with people around the world. (_______)
14. A web browser is required to access the internet. (_______)
15. Cloud storage allows you to save files on your computer's hard drive. (_______)
16. Downloading a file means sending it to someone else. (_______)
17. Search engines help you find information on the internet. (_______)
18. Microsoft Excel is used for creating and editing presentations. (_______)
19. Uploading a file means copying it from the internet to your computer. (_______)
20. The internet is a global network of interconnected computers. (_______)

Activity III. Matching (1 point each - 10 points). Match the application with its primary
function.

| Application | Function |
|----------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 21. Google Docs | a. Creating and editing presentations |
| 22. Google Sheets | b. Managing and analyzing data |
| 23. Google Slides | c. Creating and editing text documents |
| 24. Google Drive | d. Storing files online |
| 25. Gmail | e. Sending and receiving emails |
| 26. Google Chrome | f. Browsing the internet |
| 27. Microsoft Word | g. Creating and editing text documents |
| 28. Microsoft Excel | h. Managing and analyzing data |
| 29. Microsoft PowerPoint | i. Creating and editing presentations |
| 30. Outlook | j. Sending and receiving emails |

IV. Fill in the Blanks (1 point each - 10 points). Fill in the blank with the appropriate
term.
31. A ______________ is a program that allows you to access and view websites.
32. ______________ is a popular search engine.
33. ______________ is a cloud-based word processing application.
34. ______________ is a cloud-based spreadsheet application.
35. ______________ is a cloud-based presentation application.
36. ______________ is a service that allows you to store files online.
37. ______________ is a popular email service.
38. ______________ is a software used for creating and editing documents.
39. ______________ is a software used for creating and managing spreadsheets.
40. ______________ is a software used for creating presentations.

V. Short Answer (2 points each - 10 points). Answer the following questions briefly.

41. Give two examples of web browsers.


42. What is the difference between downloading and uploading a file?
43. What is the purpose of a search engine?
44. Give two examples of cloud storage services.
45. Why is email an important tool for communication?

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