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Computer Worksheet for Class 4 – CBSE Computer Questions
 

We have questions from "Computer" in this computer worksheet. This worksheet goes through all of the key points from the chapter. By applying them, it gives you a general idea and covers all essential names. This worksheet will help you prepare for your test. You would be better prepared for the exam if you attempt this worksheet with a time limit. This worksheet helps students learn about computers.

 

A. Write the shortcut keys for the following tasks:

 

1. ——- Copy the items to the clipboard.

 

2. ——- Renames the selected item.

 

3. ——- displays the open dialog box for opening the saved file.

 

4. ——- Undoes the last action.

 

5. ——-  Paste the copied item or items from the clipboard

 

 

B. Tick the correct options:

 

1. A ______________ is a collection of related information.

(Folder)  (File)  (Bag)  (Book)

 

2. __________undoes the last action.

(Ctrl + Y)   (Ctrl + Z)   (Ctrl + F4)   (Ctrl + O)

 

3. Restore option restores the deleted items from ___________ to its original location.

(My Computer)   (My Document)    (Recycle bin)   (Control Panel)

 

C. Match the columns:

 

i. Ctrl + O        a. Closes the active document.

ii. Alt + F4        b. Undoes the last action.

iii. Ctrl + Z         c. Displays the Open dialog box.

iv. Ctrl + F4      d. Closes the active program window.

 

 

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