L’HANI BASSON

STUDENT NUMBER: 56642598

CIC2601
COMPUTER INTEGRATION
IN THE CLASSROOM

ASSIGNMENT 02
UNIQUE NUMBER: 554097
THEME 1: COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING AND
LEARNING
INSTRUCTIONS:
READ THE QUESTIONS CAREFULLY
UNDERLINE THE CORRECT OPTION WITH A GREEN PENCIL/PEN

SECTION A: MULTICHOICE QUESTIONS

1. If you wanted to create an invitation to a party you would use…
a) Microsoft Publisher
b) Microsoft Excel
c) Microsoft Word
d) Microsoft Invitation maker

2. A spread sheet in Microsoft Excel or Google sheets would be the best

application to use to …
a) Make a calendar
b) Write a paper for English class
c) Create a greeting card
d) Create a bar chart

3. If you needed to create a chart of data that calculated totals what

application would you use?
a) Excel
b) Power Point
c) Would
d) Publisher

4. Word processing in Microsoft word or Google docs is the application you

should use to..
a) Calculate a monthly budget
b) Write a letter to a friend
c) Make a poster or a flyer
d) Create a slideshow

5. Microsoft Word would be the best application to use if you wanted to …

a) Calculate a budget
b) Make a slideshow
c) Write an essay for English class
d) Make a poster for a school activity
6. What application would you use to make a calendar to plan your life?
a) Publisher
b) Word
c) Excel
d) Power point

7. If you needed to create a chart of data that calculated totals, what

application would you use?
a) Excel
b) Power Point
c) Word
d) Publisher

8. What program would you use to create a slide show presentation

a) Word
b) Excel
c) Power Point
d) Microsoft Shmicrosoft

9. Sum, average, max and min are pre-set formulas on the ____________
menu of excel
a) Filter
b) Border
c) Fill colour
d) Functions

10. A word processor, like Microsoft can be used to…

a) Write text
b) Edit text
c) Print text
d) All of the above
SECTION B: TRUE OR FALSE
INSTRUCTION: MARK WITH AN X IN THE CORRECT COLOMN NEXT TO
THE QUESTION
1. Power Point is used mostly for typing text. T F
2. Ctrl + C are the short cut keys for copy command. T F
3. Spacebar is used to start a new line. T F
4. The insert tab is used to put an image in your document. T F
5. To create a new slide in Power Point, click the menu button T F
6. Audio is used to insert a sound clip into the slide T F
7. A method of advancing slides is a motion path T F
8. To find the Bold button, you go to Font on the home tab T F
9. Press delete to stop a slide show T F
10. Home is the first thing on the Tab bar T F
THEME 2: COMPUTER HARDWARE FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING
INSTRUCTIONS:
READ THE QUESTIONS CAREFULLY
UNDERLINE THE CORRECT OPTION WITH A GREEN PENCIL/PEN

SECTION A: MULTICHOICE QUESTIONS

1. What happens to data in main memory/ RAM when we switch off the
power of the computer?
a) All data is backed up to the hard drive
b) All data is saved
c) All data is lost
d) All data is saved to the processor

2. What is this?
a) Motherboard
b) DVD
c) Tower
d) Hard drive

3. Identify this computer part?

a) Motherboard
b) Hard disk drive
c) RAM module
d) CPU

4. What are the programs that run on a computer system called?

a) Code
b) Software
c) Languages
d) Algorithms
5. The performance of which three components is most important in a
gaming computer?
a) RAM, hard disk drive, CPU
b) CPU, RAM, Graphics card
c) Motherboard, USB socket
d) Hard disk drive, BIOS, Monitor

6. What type of storage device is this?

a) External hard drive
b) DVD drive
c) Flash drive
d) Internal hard drive

7. What are the physical components of a computer system called?

a) Devices
b) Desktop
c) Peripherals
d) Hardware

8. What are these?

a) RAM Memory
b) Motherboard
c) Tower
d) Hard drive

9. What does a Motherboard do?

a) Keeps the computer safe?
b) Processes instructions
c) Generates electricity
d) Connects everything together

10.The mouse is connected to your computer via what type of port?

a) Serial port
b) PS2 port
c) USB port
d) Mouse port
 SECTION B: TRUE OR FALSE
INSTRUCTION: MARK WITH AN X IN THE CORRECT COLOMN
NEXT TO THE QUESTION

1. Personal Computer is the small circuit board that controls all

T F
the work a computer does. (The computer’s brain)

2. Peripherals are devices that work with a computer T F

3. The circuit board that controls all the work a computer does
T F
is called the microprocessor.

4. PC stands for personal component T F

5. The physical parts of a computer is called hardware T F
6. Operating System is an example of a computer’s
T F
hardware
7. Video card is responsible for what you see on your
T F
monitor
8. There is only one type of expansion card T F
9. RAM is the computer system’s short-term memory T F
10. Motherboard is the computer part that
connects the power supply from the wall outlet the T F
power needed by the computer
THEME 3: THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
INSTRUCTIONS:
READ THE QUESTIONS CAREFULLY
UNDERLINE THE CORRECT OPTION WITH A GREEN PENCIL/PEN

SECTION A: MULTICHOICE QUESTIONS

1. What separates the fourth industrial revolution from the rest

a) It does not have new products
b) It did not introduce a new source of energy
c) It does not have technological advancements
d) It did not impact industries

2. What has the emergence of digitalization during the 4th Industrial

revolution allowed us to build?
a) Buildings
b) Engines
c) Virtual world
d) Factories

3. The fourth Industrial revolution heralds a series of _____________

upheavals that will unfold over the 21st Century.
a) Political
b) Cultural
c) Economic
d) All of the above

4. What is included in the 4th Industrial revolution?

a) Steam-powered factories
b) Digitization
c) Technology such as 3D printing
d) Application of science to mass
5. These technologies are rapidly changing the way humans…
a) Create
b) Exchange
c) Distribute
d) All of the above

6. The following are the industries that will be affected due to the fourth
Industrial revolution, EXCEPT…
a) Construction
b) Administration
c) Caregiving
d) Creative media

7. The following are what revolutionised the 4th Industrial revolution,

EXCEPT…
a) Nanotechnology
b) Self-driving vehicles
c) Artificial intelligence
d) Coal Burning

8. The 4th Industrial revolution is/are about all of these, EXCEPT…

a) Automation
b) Increase needs for leadership
c) A lot of human intervention
d) Use of artificial intelligence

9. What are the advances of the 4th Industrial revolution

a) Creating more vacancies for workers
b) Improved productivity and efficiency
c) Low cost of implementation
d) No risk of hacking into internal network
10.Which country government introduced the Fourth revolution concept?
a) Great Britain
b) Germany
c) United States of America
d) France

SECTION B: TRUE OR FALSE

INSTRUCTION: MARK WITH AN X IN THE CORRECT COLOMN
NEXT TO THE QUESTION

1. The 4th Industrial revolution is paving the way for an

T F
interconnected system

2. 4th Industrial Revolution introduced Cyber-physical systems T F

3. 4th Industrial Revolution introduced the internet T F
th
4. In the 4 Industrial revolution robots are introduced T F
th
5. The 4 Industrial revolution introduced electronics,
T F
IT and automated production
th
6. In the 4 Industrial revolution we are facing a range
T F
of new technologies.
7. These new technologies will not impact all
T F
economies and industries
8. These technologies have great potential to connect
T F
billions more people to the web.
th
9. Experts suggest that the 4 Industrial revolution will
T F
benefit the rich more than the poor.
th
10.The 4 Industrial revolution will be driven largely by
the convergence of digital, biological and physical T F
innovations.
THEME 4: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN TEACHINGAND LEARNING
INSTRUCTIONS:
READ THE QUESTIONS CAREFULLY
UNDERLINE THE CORRECT OPTION WITH A GREEN PENCIL/PEN

SECTION A: MULTICHOICE QUESTIONS

1. What is Artificial Intelligence (A.I)

a) Intelligence demonstrated by machines
b) Anthony Ian
c) Smart robots
d) None of the above

2. Which one of these is not an area of A.I

a) Computer vision/ image recognition
b) Web design
c) Voice recognition
d) Robotics

3. Which of these does not use machine learning or A.I

a) Driverless cars
b) SIRI / ALEXA
c) Wireless speakers
d) Facial recognition on your phone

4. Which of these is not an AI technology?

a) Facial recognition
b) Robotics
c) Image recognition
d) Animation
5. Artificial intelligence today is properly known as…
a) Narrow artificial intelligence
b) Applied artificial intelligence
c) General artificial intelligence
d) AGI

6. What is intelligence?
a) Storing / keeping lots of information
b) Understanding
c) Being emotional
d) Being heartless

7. What year was SIRI invented

a) 2005
b) 2000
c) 2011
d) 2010

8. Which of these can be played by artificial intelligence?

a) Chess
b) Football
c) Sudoku
d) Artificial Intelligence can’t play games

9. What is artificial intelligence said to be?

a) Very dangerous
b) Smarter than humans
c) Intelligent robots
d) The future
 10.Virtual agents are frequently used by…
a) Measure probabilities
b) Decrease the risk
c) Customer service and support
d) Home managers

SECTION B: TRUE OR FALSE

INSTRUCTION: MARK WITH AN X IN THE CORRECT COLOMN
NEXT TO THE QUESTION

1. Artificial Intelligence is the process that allows

T F
computers to learn and make decisions like humans.
2. It could be said that A.I is a way of making machines
T F
think in a similar way to humans.
3. A.I is not used for farming T F
4. The formal A.I research started in 1950 T F
5. Chatbot is the software designed to facilitate a
T F
conversation between a computer and human end-user
6. Futurists believe A.I will meet adult human intelligence
T F
in 2029
7. Decision system is a computer system that emulates the
T F
decision-making ability of a human expert
8. A.I has conscience T F
9. A.I is the intelligence carried out for machines T F
10. Playing chess is a task that require intelligence T F
THEME 5: 21st CENTURY SKILLS IN TEACHING AND LEARNING
INSTRUCTIONS:
READ THE QUESTIONS CAREFULLY
UNDERLINE THE CORRECT OPTION WITH A GREEN PENCIL/PEN

SECTION A: MULTICHOICE QUESTIONS

1. Sharing thoughts, questions, ideas and solutions

a) Critical thinking and problem solving
b) Creativity and innovation
c) Collaboration
d) Communication

2. Working together to reach a goal – putting talent, expertise and smarts

to work
a) Creativity and innovation
b) Collaboration
c) Critical thinking & problem solving
d) Communication

3. What is the most important component of any project and/or

collaborative effort
a) Research
b) Teamwork
c) Food for thought
d) Play

4. If this was a country, it would be the 2nd largest in the world

a) Instagram
b) Snapchat
c) Twitter
d) Facebook
5. With the internet we can ______________with a huge number of people
a) Travel
b) Communicate
c) Live
d) Work

6. Logical thinking is a ___________ to solving a problem

a) Systematic approach
b) Use of assumption
c) Creative approach
d) Authoritive approach

7. In critical thinking two people often see the same event …

a) In the same way
b) Interestingly
c) Differently
d) Funnily

8. Student learns at their own space anytime, anywhere, this is…

a) Flipped classroom
b) Personalised classroom
c) Student-centred learning
d) Blended learning

9. 21st Century Skills require media and ____________ literacy.

a) Creative
b) Language
c) Information
d) Technology

10.E-learning stands for

a) English learning
b) Engaging learning
c) Exclusive learning
d) Electronic learning
SECTION B: TRUE OR FALSE
INSTRUCTION: MARK WITH AN X IN THE CORRECT COLOMN
NEXT TO THE QUESTION

1. Blended learning combines face-to-face and online

T F
learning
2. M-learning and e-learning share the same features T F
3. 21st Century education has changed the ways of
T F
thinking and ways of studying
4. A 21st Century learner should constantly learning,
growing and communicating for a fast changing T F
world.
5. Learning and innovation skills is one of the important
T F
components in 21st Century Learning
6. Creativity is the ability to reason effectively, use
systems thinking, make judgements and decisions T F
and solve problems
7. The assessments of 21st Century skills emphasize the
importance of all studying to be done through T F
collaboration or web chats.
8. ICT literacy refers to internet communication and
T F
technology
9. Foundational Literacies is how students apply core
T F
skills to everyday tasks
10. Curiosity, Initiative, social and cultural
T F
awareness is foundational literacies.