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Input and Output Devices

The document provides an overview of input and output devices, defining their functions and providing examples such as touch screens, speakers, and projectors. It includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and true/false statements related to the topic. Additionally, it lists common abbreviations related to computer hardware.

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Input and Output Devices

The document provides an overview of input and output devices, defining their functions and providing examples such as touch screens, speakers, and projectors. It includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and true/false statements related to the topic. Additionally, it lists common abbreviations related to computer hardware.

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Class: IV

Ch: Input & Output Devices


CH : INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES (Pg # 18)

Q1: DEFINE INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES?


ANS: An input device sends information to a computer system for processing, and an output
device reproduces or displays the results of that processing.

Q2: WHAT IS TOUCH SCREEN AND WHICH DEVICE IS THIS?


ANS: A touch screen, is an input device and the touch screen is the surface of a device on
which people can select options with the press of a finger

Q3: DEFINE SPEAKERS AND HEAD PHONES?


ANS: Speakers and head phones are output devices which give output in the form of sound.
They help us to listen to music on the computer.

Q4: DESCRIBE ABOUT PROJECTORS?


ANS: Projectors is a device which can take an image from a video source and project it onto a
large screen.

Q: TICK THE CORRECT ANSWER: (Pg # 24 , 25)


(a) This device is used to draw directly on the screen with a light pen:
(i) Web Camera (ii) Scanner (iii) Light Pen (iv) Keyboard

(b) This is used in banks to read the numbers on a cheque:


(i) MICR (ii) Mouse (iii) Web Camera (iv) Scanner

(c) Which of the following is an output device?


(i) Plotter (ii) Projector (iii) Speaker (iv) All of them

(d) This device is used to take pictures and put it into the computer:
(i) Projector (ii) Web Camera (iii)Mouse (iv) Plotter

Q: Fill in the Blanks: (Pg # 25)


(a) The full form of CRT is CATHODE RAY TUBE and LCD is LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY.
(b) The images in the computer are made up of TINY DOTS.
(c) The printed form of output is called HARD COPY.
(d) MICRs is a device used in banks to read numbers on cheques.
(e) The MORE the number of pixels on the screen , greater is the clarity.
Class: IV
Ch: Input & Output Devices
Q: Give one example for each of the following:
(a) Output device Monitor, Printer
(b) Impact Printer Dot matrix Printer
(c) Non-Impact Printer Inkjet Printer
(d) Output device which gives soft copy output Monitor
(e) Output device which gives output in the form of sound Speaker, Headphones

Q: True or False:
(a) Speakers are input devices. (False)
(b) Smart cards have a chip embedded in them. (True)
(c) An Inkjet Printer is an impact printer. (False)
(d) Laser Printers are inexpensive. (True)
(e) The image on the computer screen created by lines. (False)

Q: Short Question/Answer.
1. Name 2 Input and 2 Output Devices:
A: INPUT DEVICES: (i) Keyboard (ii) Mouse OUTPUT DEVICES: (i) Monitor (ii) Printer

2. What is the function of a Mouse in Computer?


A: The mouse is a pointing device to click on icons and buttons.

3. A USB Refers to?


A: A USB refers to storage device.

4. Which term is also called the screen or monitor?


A: A display.

5. What is the use of Bar Code Reader?


A: Barcode readers are used in supermarkets, libraries and bookstores to find the official price
of the product.
Q: Abbreviation:
CPU Central Processing Unit

CD Compact Disk

ROM Read Only Memory

MB Mega Byte

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