CBSE Class 9 Information Technology (Code 402) Sample Question Paper Set 1 for Final Exam (2025-26)
CBSE Class 9 Information Technology (Code 402) Sample Question Paper for Final Exam (2025-26)
SECTION A: EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS (10 MARKS)
Answer all questions. Each question carries 1 mark.
Q1. Which of the following is a key element of effective verbal communication?
Correct Answer: b) Listening actively
Q2. Self-motivation is best demonstrated by:
Correct Answer: b) Setting personal goals and pursuing them independently
Q3. In ICT skills, what does 'cloud storage' refer to?
Correct Answer: b) Online storage accessible via the internet
Q4. An entrepreneur identifies a market gap and creates a solution. This aligns with the aim of entrepreneurship to:
Correct Answer: b) Solve customer needs innovatively
Q5. Which practice promotes green skills in daily life?
Correct Answer: b) Reducing, reusing, and recycling waste
Q6. Non-verbal communication includes:
Correct Answer: b) Body language and gestures
Q7. To build self-confidence, one should:
Correct Answer: b) Practice positive self-talk and learn from failures
Q8. Basic ICT etiquette includes:
Correct Answer: b) Respecting digital privacy
Q9. A green economy, as per UNEP, emphasizes:
Correct Answer: b) Improved human well-being with reduced environmental risks
Q10. Entrepreneurial skills involve:
Correct Answer: b) Innovation and opportunity recognition
SECTION B: SUBJECT SPECIFIC SKILLS (40 MARKS)
Q11 to Q15: Answer any 5 questions. Each question carries 2 marks. (5 × 2 = 10 marks) (Answer in 20-30 words each.)
Q11. What is IT-enabled Services (ITeS)? Give one example.
Answer: IT-enabled Services (ITeS) are services that use IT to deliver business processes remotely. Example: Customer support via call centers. (Or any relevant example like data processing.)
Q12. Explain the importance of home keys in keyboarding.
Answer: Home keys (ASDF for left hand, JKL; for right hand) serve as anchor points for fingers, enabling fast and accurate touch typing without looking at the keyboard.
Q13. Differentiate between 'Undo' and 'Redo' operations in digital documentation.
Answer: 'Undo' reverses the last action (e.g., Ctrl+Z deletes recent text addition). 'Redo' reapplies an undone action (e.g., Ctrl+Y restores deleted text). Undo corrects mistakes; Redo restores intentional changes.
Q14. What is a cell reference in electronic spreadsheets? Give an example.
Answer: A cell reference identifies a specific cell in a spreadsheet (e.g., A1 refers to column A, row 1). It is used in formulas like =A1+B1 for calculations.
Q15. Why are slide transitions used in digital presentations?
Answer: Slide transitions add smooth effects between slides (e.g., fade or wipe), making presentations more professional and engaging for the audience.
Q16 to Q20: Answer any 3 questions. Each question carries 4 marks. (3 × 4 = 12 marks) (Answer in 50-80 words each.)
Q16. Describe the structure of the IT-BPM industry in India. Mention any two sectors where IT applications are used. OR Explain the role of BPO in the ITeS sector with examples.
Answer: The IT-BPM industry in India includes software services, BPO, and KPO, contributing significantly to GDP. Structure: Captive (in-house) and third-party providers. Sectors: Banking (online transactions) and healthcare (telemedicine). OR BPO handles non-core business processes like payroll or HR support. Examples: Call centers for customer queries; back-office data entry for global firms, reducing costs and improving efficiency.
Q17. List the steps to create a table in a word processor and insert data into it.
Answer: Steps: (1) Go to Insert > Table > Select rows/columns. (2) Enter data in cells. (3) Adjust borders via Table Properties. (4) Merge/split cells if needed. (5) Format with bold/alignment for readability.
Q18. Explain absolute and relative referencing in spreadsheets with examples. How does mixed referencing differ?
Answer: Relative referencing (e.g., A1) changes when copied (A1 becomes B1). Absolute (e.g., $A$1) remains fixed. Mixed (e.g., $A1) fixes column but not row. Relative suits patterns; absolute for constants like tax rates. Example: =A1* $B$1 copies relatively in A but fixed in B.
Q19. What are the features of an effective presentation? Describe how to insert and format an image in a slide.
Answer: Features: Clear visuals, concise text, logical flow, audience engagement. To insert image: Insert > Image > From File/Gallery > Select and place. Format: Right-click > Properties > Resize, add border/shadow, align. Enhances visual appeal and retention.
Q20. Discuss the ergonomic practices for touch typing. Why is finger positioning important?
Answer: Ergonomics: Sit upright, wrists straight, screen at eye level, take breaks. Finger positioning on home keys prevents strain, improves speed/accuracy, reduces errors/RSI in prolonged typing.
Q21: Case-Based Question (6 marks) Read the following case and answer all parts.
Q21. Riya is working as a data entry operator in a small firm. She uses LibreOffice to prepare monthly reports. For one report, she needs to create a spreadsheet with sales data, apply formulas for totals, format the cells, and generate a pie chart. She also prepares a presentation summarizing the data for the team meeting, adding animations and transitions. a) Name two functions Riya can use to calculate the total sales and average sales. (2 marks) b) Explain how Riya can copy a formula across multiple cells using the fill handle. (2 marks) c) Suggest two types of animations suitable for her presentation and why they enhance engagement. (2 marks)
Answer:
a) SUM (for total sales, e.g., =SUM(A1:A10)) and AVERAGE (for average, e.g., =AVERAGE(A1:A10)).
b) Enter formula in first cell > Select cell > Drag fill handle across range > Formula auto-adjusts references.
c) Entrance animations (e.g., fly-in) introduce elements smoothly; emphasis (e.g., spin) highlights key points, increasing viewer interest and focus.
a) SUM (for total sales, e.g., =SUM(A1:A10)) and AVERAGE (for average, e.g., =AVERAGE(A1:A10)).
b) Enter formula in first cell > Select cell > Drag fill handle across range > Formula auto-adjusts references.
c) Entrance animations (e.g., fly-in) introduce elements smoothly; emphasis (e.g., spin) highlights key points, increasing viewer interest and focus.
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