Right Byte 1 for Class 6 (Complete Solutions)
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Chapter 07 – WORD PROCESSING

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Tools, Editing
Title bar
Cursor
Bullets, numbers
Copy

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Q4:      Answer the following questions.

1.      What is word processing?
Ans:           Word processing software is used to create text based documents. It involves the application of the production, editing and formatting of typed letters and documents.
 2.      What is a difference between editing and formatting?
Ans:           Editing:           Refers to make changes to any typed text.
                  Formatting:    Refer to change the way the text look.

3.      How a word document can be edited? How it can be formatted?
Ans:           A Word document can be edited by cutting or copying text from one part of the document and pasting it in another part of the document. It can also be edited by correcting spelling and punctuation errors.
A Word document can be formatted by changing the alignment, colour, or bordering of the text. Text can be made bold, italicized, or underlined. Bullets and numbering may be used in lists. Indentation, line spacing, and case might be changed. Headers and footers may also be added.

4.      Explain one advantage of using a spell checker.
Ans:           A word spelt incorrectly might have another valid meaning. Words are spelt differently in American English and British English. The word COLOUR in the UK is spelt as COLOR in the United States.

5.      Next to each of the following shortcuts, write the name of the appropriate command.
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Shortcut
Command
Shortcut
Command
Ctrl+A
Select All
ALT+F4
Close
Ctril+D
Font
Ctrl+B
Bold
Ctrl+N
New
Ctrl+I
Italicize
Ctrl+U
Underline
Ctrl+X
Cut
Ctrl+C
Copy
F7
Spelling and Grammar

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Chapter 08 – SPREAD SHEET

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Formula Bar
Labels
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Clipboard
Cells

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Q4:      Answer the following questions.

1.      What is an electronic spreadsheet? Name a commonly used spreadsheet programs.
Ans:           Spreadsheet software is a program for entering. Calculating, analyzing and manipulating set of numbers. Microsoft excel is a popular and widely used electronic software.

2.      Define the following: Row, Column, Cell
Ans:           Row: Row runs horizontally in an excel worksheet. Each row is identified by a number in the row header. There are more than one million rows in each excel worksheet.
                  Column: A column is a vertical series of cells in a chart, table or spreadsheet.
                  Cell: A cell is the intersection between a row and column on a spread sheet that starts
with cell A1.

3.      What is the purpose of the formula bar?
Ans:           the formula bar display the active cell address on its left and the cell contents on its right. Data entered in a cell is displayed in the formula Bar.

4.      What are the two types of text that can be entered in a spreadsheet?
Ans:           The two types of text that can be entered in a spreadsheet are labels and values. Labels include data in the form of letters while values include numbers.

5.      Name three types of documents for which you would use a spread sheet instead of a word document?
Ans:                       1. Mark sheets.                       2. Monthly Bills.                      3. Price List
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Chapter 09 – MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION

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Multiple
Microphone
Place Holder
Template
Thumbnails

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Q4:      Answer the following questions.

1.      What is a slide show?
Ans:           A slide show is a presentation on a particular topic. A slide show is a series of slides. Each slide contains text or visual information on one part of the topic. Each slide is displayed to an audience for as long as it is needed for the information to be understood by them.

2.      What is the purpose of the Notes Pane?
Ans:           In the Notes pane, the presenter can type notes to himself. These notes might contain additional explanation. The presenter can refer to these notes while giving the presentation so that he or she does not forget any important information.

3.      What are the three presentation views? Describe them.
Ans:           The three presentation views are described below:
1.      Normal View: Normal view allows you to focus on a slide and see the whole slide.
2.      Slide Sorter View: Slide sorter view display thumbnails of the slides sorter view; you can easily add, delete or rearrange your slides.
3.      Slide Show View: Slide Show View allows you to view your slides as they will look in your presentation.

 4.      Why is animation used in a presentation?
Ans:           Animation is used to control how objects move around the slides. Animation enables us to create interesting and attractive presentations. Animation helps people remember things for a longer time.

5.      List three types of information (text, clip art, diagram and so on) that you would use in a presentation on the following.
A: My School.              B: How to make a sandwich.              C: Modern inventions in computers.
Ans:           A. My School
1.      A photograph of my school
2.      The address of my school
3.      An interview with my principal

B. How to make a sandwich
1. A photograph of a sandwich
2. A list of ingredients
3. A video of a person making a sandwich

C. Modern inventions in computers
1. Photographs of early computers.
2. A video of modern computers being used
3. A timeline of the different generations of computers

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Chapter 10 –      LOGO
(An Educational Programming Language)

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Programming
Cursor
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Zero
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Q4:      Answer the following questions.

1.      What is the difference between the graphics windows and the Commander Window?
Ans:           The Graphic Window: The Graphical Window is the area where we draw figures.
The Commander Window: The Commander Window is the area where commands are entered. Commands are also called primitives.

2.      Explain the function of BACKWARD command.
Ans:           The BACKWARD command moves the Turtle back a certain number of steps without turning its head.

3.      What is Syntax? What happen when we use incorrect syntax to enter commands into a computer?
Ans:           Syntax is the arrangement of words and symbols in a sentence so that they make sense. When we use incorrect syntax when entering commands into a computer, the computer does not carry out our commands and displays an error message.

4.      What is the difference between a primitive and a procedure?
Ans:           A primitive is a command that makes the Turtle performs a specific task.
A procedure is a set of primitives that are related to a particular task.

5.      Show the output when the following sets of commands are run in logo:
a.      FD 30               RT 120             FD 30               RT 120             FD 30
b.      LT 30               FD 60               RT 120             FD 30               RT 120
FD 60               LT 120             FD 30
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 6.      Write the primitives for drawing the following figures.
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Chapter 11 – INTRODUCTION TO INTERNET

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NETWORK
EMAIL
SEARCH ENGINE
PASSWORD
KEYWORDS

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Q4:      Answer the following questions.

1.      List three advantages to internet?
Ans:           Three advantages of internet are:
A.      We can search information on various topics.
B.      We can buy goods through internet.
C.      We can conduct banking transactions.

2.      What is a search engine? Name three common search engines?
Ans:           A search engine is an application Software that enables us to search for information on the Internet. Three commonly used search engines are: Google, Bing, and Yahoo

3.      Why do we enter passwords in a search engine?
Ans:           We enter keywords in a search engine so that the search engine can find information on the Internet related to those keywords.

4.      What does Email stand for? What is it used for?
Ans:     Email stands for electronic mail. It is used for sending electronic messages to other people over the Internet.
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