Inter (Part-II) Gujranwala Board 2014
Computer Science                                                                  
Part II (Objective Type)

Time Allowed: 20 Minutes                                                    
Max. Marks: 17
Note: You have four choices for each objective type question A, B, C and D. The choice which you think is correct fill that circle in front of that question with Marker or Pen on the answer book provided. Cutting or filling two or more circles will result in zero mark in that question. Attempt as many question as given in objective type question paper and leave others blank.

Q1.

MS-ACCESS AND C-LANGUAGE

a. ASCII-code                
b. Binary Code              
c. Octal Code       
d. Text Code

a. cycle                          
b. duration                    
c. iteration           
d. test

a. default              
b. if-else                                  
c. break                
d. else

a. actual value               
b. variable name            
c. data type          
d. address

a. syntax                        
b. operands                   
c. operators                   
d. operation code

a. main form                           
b. special form              
c. dialog box        
d. sub form

a. tuple                          
b. relation                       
c. file                  
d. schema

a. person                        
b. concept                                 
c. action              
d. object

a. data independence     
b. data integration                   
c. data integrity   
d. data model

a. nothing                      
b. float                          
c. void                  
d. null

a. continue                     
b. break                         
c. switch( )           
d. next

a. scanf ()                         
b. printf ()                       
c. sqrt ( )              
d. pow ( )

a. section                       
b. syntax                       
c. function            
d. debug

a. unary                         
b. binary                        
c. ternary             
d. iteration

a. design view               
b. datasheet view           
c. normal view     
d. layout view

a. sort key                     
b. candidate key            
c. secondary key  
d. composite key

a. relation                      
b. row
c. field                 
d. tuple

MS-ACCESS AND VISUAL BASIC

a. -1                               
b. 0                      
c. 1                       
d. any value

a. interval                      
b. skip                 
c. step                  
d. next loop

a. < >                             
b. =                      
c. &                     
d. < =

a. objects                       
b. methods           
c. parameters       
d. properties

a. IBM                           
b. Sun System     
c. Microsoft          
d. Hewlett

a. main form                            
b. special form    
c. dialog box        
d. sub form

a. tuple                          
b. relation            
c. file          
d. schema

a. person                        
b. concept            
c. action               
d. object

a. data independence     
b. data integration         
c. data integrity   
d. data model

a. constant                     
b. scalar value     
c. array                         
d. multiple variable

a. selection 
b. sequence          
c. repetition          
d. iteration

a. unload                        
b. show               
c. load                 
d. hide

a. properties                            
b. methods           
c. objects             
d. events

a. Format                      
b. Msg Box         
c. Input Box                           
d. Ucase

a. design view                
b. datasheet view 
c. normal view     
d. layout view

a. sort key                     
b. candidate key    
c. secondary key 
d. composite key

a. relation                      
b. row                            
c. field                  
d. tuple

Inter (Part-II)
Gujranwala Board 2014

Computer Science (New scheme)
Part II (Subjective)

Time Allowed: 3.10 Hours
Marks: 83

Note: Section I is compulsory.
(Section-I)

2. Write short answers to any EIGHT (8) questions: (2x8=16)

(MS-ACCESS)

3. Write short answers to any EIGHT (8) questions: (2x8=16)

(C-Language)

OR
(VISUAL BASIC)

3. Write short answers to any EIGHT (8) questions: (2x8=16)

(C-Language)

4. Write short answers to any SIX (6) questions: (2x6=12)

OR
(VISUAL BASIC)

4. Write short answers to any SIX (6) questions: (2x6=12)

Section II
(MS-ACCESS)

Note: Attempt any ONE question.

5. What is data modeling? Describe ingredients of data modeling. (8)
6. What is filter? Discuss different types of filters in MS-Access. (8)

(Section-III)

Attempt any TWO questions either from “C-Language” or from “Visual Basic”:

(C-Language)

7. What is computer language? Discuss one type of Computer Language. (8)
8. Write a program that inputs a number of week days and displays the name of the day using Switch Statement. For example if the user enters 1, it displays ‘Friday’ and so on. (8)
9. What is while loop? Explain its working with an example. (8)

OR
(VISUAL BASIC)

7. Discuss the properties windows for an object in Visual Basic IDE. (8)
8. Write a program that in Visual Basic that inputs a number of week days and displays the name of the day, using Select……Case Structure. For example, if the user enters 1, it displays ‘Friday’ and so on.  (8)
9. How Do-Loop-While works in Visual Basic? Explain with an example. (8)

Section IV
(Practical)

Attempt any THREE questions.

10. (a) Write the procedure to create single table query. (5)
(b) Write procedure to create simple single table report. (5)
(c) Write a program to convert distance from kilometers into miles (1 mile = 1.609 km) in C-language or in Visual Basic. (5)
(d) Write a program which prints numbers from 1 to 100 in C-language or in Visual Basic. (5)
(e) Write a program which calculates cube of a number by using function in C-language or in Visual Basic. (5)