Computer Olympiad - Class 1

Computer Olympiad for Class 1 💻

Welcome to the digital world! Learn about computers, technology, and basic digital skills that are essential in today’s world. Computer knowledge helps you become tech-smart from an early age.

Why Computer Olympiad?

🖥️ Technology Awareness: Understand basic computer concepts
⌨️ Digital Skills: Learn to use keyboard and mouse
🛡️ Cyber Safety: Stay safe while using computers
🎮 Smart Usage: Use technology for learning and creativity
🌐 Future Ready: Prepare for a digital future

Class 1 Computer Syllabus

1. Introduction to Computers

What is a computer?
Uses of computers in daily life
Computers vs humans
Benefits of using computers
Different types of computers

2. Parts of a Computer

Monitor (Screen)
Keyboard
Mouse
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
Speaker
Basic input and output devices

3. Using Mouse and Keyboard

How to hold and move a mouse
Left click and right click
Basic keyboard keys
Space bar, Enter key
Arrow keys

4. Computer Applications

MS Paint - for drawing
Calculator - for simple math
Games - for fun and learning
Music player - for listening to songs

5. Files and Folders

What are files?
What are folders?
Opening and closing files
Saving work (basic concept)
Desktop and icons

6. Internet Basics

What is internet?
Using internet for learning
Watching educational videos
Simple search concepts

7. Computer Safety

Taking care of computers
Sitting posture while using computers
Not eating near computers
Asking adults before using internet
Safe and unsafe websites

8. Fun with Technology

Educational games
Digital art and creativity
Learning through videos
Simple coding concepts (block-based)

Sample Questions with Answers

Question 1

What do we call the screen of a computer?

A) Keyboard
B) Mouse
C) Monitor
D) Speaker

Answer: C) Monitor

Question 2

Which device is used to type letters?

A) Monitor
B) Keyboard
C) Mouse
D) Speaker

Answer: B) Keyboard

Question 3

What does CPU stand for?

A) Computer Processing Unit
B) Central Processing Unit
C) Computer Program Unit
D) Central Program Unit

Answer: B) Central Processing Unit

Question 4

Which button on the mouse is used most commonly?

A) Right button
B) Left button
C) Middle button
D) Back button

Answer: B) Left button

Question 5

MS Paint is used for:

A) Writing letters
B) Playing music
C) Drawing pictures
D) Playing games

Answer: C) Drawing pictures

Question 6

What should you do before using the internet?

A) Eat food
B) Ask an adult
C) Play games
D) Nothing

Answer: B) Ask an adult

Question 7

Where do we see icons on a computer?

A) Inside the CPU
B) On the keyboard
C) On the desktop
D) In the mouse

Answer: C) On the desktop

Question 8

Which key is used to make spaces between words?

A) Enter key
B) Space bar
C) Arrow keys
D) Delete key

Answer: B) Space bar

Question 9

What is used to store files in an organized way?

A) Desktop
B) Mouse
C) Folders
D) Monitor

Answer: C) Folders

Question 10

Calculator on computer is used for:

A) Drawing
B) Writing
C) Math problems
D) Playing games

Answer: C) Math problems

Question 11

Which of these is NOT a part of computer?

A) Monitor
B) Keyboard
C) Television
D) Mouse

Answer: C) Television

Question 12

What should you NOT do near a computer?

A) Sit properly
B) Eat food
C) Use it carefully
D) Ask for help

Answer: B) Eat food

Question 13

Internet helps us to:

A) Only play games
B) Learn new things
C) Waste time
D) None of these

Answer: B) Learn new things

Question 14

Which arrow key moves the cursor up?

A) Down arrow
B) Left arrow
C) Right arrow
D) Up arrow

Answer: D) Up arrow

Question 15

Computer games can help us:

A) Learn while having fun
B) Only waste time
C) Become lazy
D) Stop studying

Answer: A) Learn while having fun

Practice Tips

Hands-On Practice: Use real computers with adult supervision
Mouse Skills: Practice clicking and moving the mouse
Keyboard Fun: Type your name and simple words
Digital Drawing: Create pictures using MS Paint
Educational Games: Play learning games on computer

Last 10 Years Question Papers

Practice with these previous years’ question papers:

NCO (National Cyber Olympiad)

SilverZone ICSO (International Computer Science Olympiad)

Fun Computer Activities

Digital Art: Create colorful drawings in MS Paint
Typing Games: Practice typing letters and numbers
Mouse Adventures: Play games that improve mouse control
Virtual Field Trips: Explore places through educational websites
Story Creation: Use computer to write simple stories
Math Games: Solve math problems using calculator and games

Computer Safety Rules

Physical Safety

Sit straight with feet on the floor
Keep screen at arm’s length
Take breaks every 20 minutes
Keep food and drinks away from computer
Handle computer parts gently

Cyber Safety

Always ask adults before using internet
Don’t share personal information online
Only visit websites approved by adults
Tell adults if something online makes you uncomfortable
Don’t click on unknown links or pop-ups

Building Digital Skills

Basic Navigation: Learn to open and close programs
File Management: Understand files and folders
Creative Expression: Use technology for art and creativity
Problem Solving: Use computers to solve simple problems
Communication: Learn basic email concepts (with adult help)

Technology in Daily Life

At Home: Computers help with cooking timers, washing machines
At School: Smart boards, learning software
Entertainment: Educational videos, learning games
Communication: Video calls with family and friends
Learning: Online books, educational apps

Future Skills

Coding Basics: Simple drag-and-drop programming concepts
Digital Citizenship: Being a good person online
Critical Thinking: Evaluating information found online
Creativity: Using technology for creative projects
Collaboration: Working with others using technology

Technology is a powerful tool when used wisely. Start your digital journey with curiosity and safety! 🚀