Sample Paper - Half Yearly Exam (2022-2023)

Subject: Computer Science Max. Marks: 30

Grade: VI Time: 1hr 30 min
Name : Section : Roll No:
General Instructions:
 This question paper consists of 3 printed pages.

SLOT - A
I. Multiple choice question: 5*1=5
1. What does HTML stand for?

a) Hyper Text Markup Language b) Hash Tool Markup Language

c) Hyperlinks and Text Markup d) Home Tool Markup Language

Language

2. To underline a text, the tag used is ______________

a) <underline> b) <u>
c) <under> d) <b>
3. Is <br> an empty tag?

a) Yes b) No

c) Sometimes d) None of the above

4. A network designed for a town or city?

a) LAN b) MAN

c) WAN d) PAN
5. What does a computer network allow computers to share?
a) Resources b) Electricity
c) Money d) None of the above
SLOT – B
II Fill in the blanks: 10*1=10
1. <p> is ______________ tag.
2. The tag ____________ would insert image into a web page.
3. The tags that require a starting as well as ending tag are called ___________
 4. An example of HTML editor is _______________.
5. To change the color of the text in web page ________ attribute is used.
6. A computer network is ____________connected to each other.
7. NIC stands for___________.
8. WAN stands for ____________.
9. In a ________________ a dedicated server is not required.
10. Any device attached to the network capable of communicating with other devices
is called a ____________ .
SLOT - C
III. Answer the following: 5*1=5
11. Answer the following:
a. What will happen to the text,” the lightning”? <i>The lightning</i>

b. Write a one-line code to make the background of a web page red.

c. How would you center a H2 heading?
d. Write a disadvantage of a network.

e. What are data communication devices.

SLOT-D
IV. Case Study: Read the paragraph and answer the following questions.
When it comes to computer networks, people use the term “topology” to refer to a
network’s arrangement. The three different types of computer network topologies have
varying communication elements that distinguish them from one another. The specifics
of each topology inform how its network components interact and connect with one
another.
Bus Topology
Bus topologies have the simplest layout. In a bus topology, there is a main cable (also
known as the bus) that connects to each of the network’s devices. Network users utilize
the main cable to relay data information from one end of the bus to the other.
Star Topology
In star topology, you use a central hub or switch as a sort of middleman for data
transmission. Each network device enlists the central hub when requesting or providing
communication.
Ring Topology
Ring topology gets its name from the ring shape that’s formed as a result of each device
connecting to two other devices in the network. Devices in this type of topology send
messages in a unified direction.

a. Tim wants to use the simplest layout to set up a network. Which layout should he (2m)
choose? How will the device be connected?
b. In which type of topology does devices send information in a unified direction? (1m)
 c. What is a topology? (2m)

V. Write a single HTML program with the following features: 5*1=5

a) Title – EMAIL and add Background color – Orange Text- Red
b) Heading – WHAT IS AN EMAIL? (Heading should be center aligned).
c) Draw a horizontal rule with green in colour.
d) Include the subheading “WHAT IS EMAIL AND EXPLAIN?” and change the fonts
as given (font size- 4, style – Cavolini, color – Blue)
e) Add any image of email [icon] with height=”35%” width=”30%”.
f) Add the following paragraph center aligned
*Font size used in the “E” is 7 and style bold.
Electronic mail (e-mail) is a computer-based application for the exchange of messages
between users. A worldwide e-mail network allows people to exchange e-mail messages
very quickly. E-mail is the electronic equivalent of a letter, but with advantages in
timeliness and flexibility.