PABSON Level Examination - 2080 (2024)
2080/12/22
Grade-IX
FullMarks:50
Subject: Optional II - Computer Science
Time: 1.5 hrs
GROUP-A [10 Marks]
1. Answer the following questions in one
sentence: 6 ×
1 = 6
a. What is an output unit?
b. Define data and information.
c. Write any two characteristics of modern
computer.
d. What is an arithmetic operator?
e. What do you mean by cache memory?
f. What is computer graphics?
2. Write appropriate technical terms for the
following: 2
a. A small computer that can be kept on
the palm.
b. The error due to wrong information and
data.
3. Write the full forms of the following:
2
VLSI
OMR
GROUP-B [14 Marks]
4. Answer the following questions in one sentence: 9
× 2 = 18
a. What is an Abacus? List any two
electronic computers.
b. Differentiate between HTTP and HTTPS.
c. What is HTML? Write the basic structure
of HTML.
d. What is booting? List any two types of
booting.
e. Differentiate between analog and
digital computer.
f. What do you mean by a search engine?
Give any two examples.
g. Define a web browser. Write any two
types of graphics images.
h. Write down the HTML code for the
following tasks:
i. To give the heading
for the page and use red color.
ii. To link the image.
5. Write the output of the following program: 2 × 1 = 2
CLS
a = 10
b = 15
LET s = a MOD 3
LET t = b MOD 4
LET m = (a + b) / 5
LET u = s + t + m
PRINT "_{sum} = " u
END
6. Rewrite the following program with correcting bugs:
CLS
REM Remarks to check odd or even
INPUT "Input A"; A
If A MOD 2 = 0 THEN
PRINT "A is
even"
Else
PRINT "A is
odd"
End If
END
7. Read the following program and answer the given
questions.
CLS
INPUT "Enter your name"; n$
INPUT "Enter the marks of three
subjects"; a, b, c
LET s = a + b + c
LET p = s / 3
PRINT: PRINT
PRINT n$, s, p
LET st = 1001
LET t = st MOD 10
PRINT st, t
END
a. What is the function of MOD in the
above program? 1
b. What kind of data is going to be stored
in variable n$ and p? 1
GROUP-C [16 Marks]
8. Define an algorithm and flowchart. Draw a flowchart
showing the greatest among three numbers. 4
9. Write a program to check whether the input number is
positive or negative. 4
10. Write a program to generate the following series: 35,
30, 25,
......5. 4
11. Write a QBASIC program to input a student's name, class,
and any five subject marks. Calculate total marks, percentage, and display all
information.
OR
Write a QBASIC program to read name, age,
and address and display on the screen using READ...
DATA. 4
THE END
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