Year 4 Computing Summer End-Term Assessment

What is the device in the photo?

• a smartphone

• a tablet

• a laptop

• a data file

You should always save your work onto a storage drive before you turn off the computer. Why?

• to remove errors

• so the computer does not crash

• so you do not lose your work

• to log on to the school network

This photo shows an example of how computers can help people at work. What can the device in the photo do?

• It can manufacture cars.

• It can diagnose illness.

• It can make a website.

• It can add up the cost of shopping.

I need a storage device that I can carry with me. Which type of storage should I choose?

• the school network

• a flash drive

• a hard disk

• File Explorer

A student at your school saw something on a web page that upset them. What should the student do?

• Never use the internet again.

• Get used to seeing things that upset them.

• Tell the teacher.

• Keep it a secret.

People on the internet might ask for your home address. Who should you give your address to?

• Give your address to everyone who asks.

• Give your address to people who say they are children.

• Give your address to people who live far away.

• Do not give your address to people on the internet.

A search engine can help you find useful websites. How do you use a search engine?

• Plug the search engine into your computer.

• Enter some key words about your chosen topic.

• Send an email to ask a question.

• Pay for the answer to your question.

What happens when you bookmark a web page?

• Your web browser saves the address so you can find it again.

• A search engine finds the web page.

• You add new content to the web page.

• You click on a link to a different web page.

This block is used in a Scratch program. What does this block do?

• It shows the answer that the user typed.

• It shows a question and asks for an answer.

• It tells you the right answer to a question.

• It checks if your answer is right.

This picture shows an ‘if’ block from a Scratch program. When will the sprite say “You got it right”?

• never

• when the logical test is true

• many times

• when the logical test is false