Class 5 Computer Chapter 3 More On Paint Quiz 44 (25 MCQs)

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1. What happened in the beginning of the story?
2. ..... is an excellent lubricant for doors and trunk locks.
3. How many times do 81 go into 9?
4. The correct syntax to display text on the screen is:
5. Hussain was applying paint on the wall during which some of the paint fell on his hands. Instead of using water, Hussain used kerosene oil to wash his hands.Which of the following options explains Hussain's decision?
6. A caricature is:
7. What does it mean when two electric charges are alike?
8. The Paint program has a menu.
9. I hope ..... one of you have brought enough water for the trip.
10. What is the tone of the story about silk umbrellas?
11. An art teacher had 2/3 gallon of paint to pour into containers. If he poured 1/8 gallon of paint into each container until he ran out of paint, how many containers had paint in them, including the one that was partially filled?
12. Which of the following materials is not lustrous?
13. Which of these is a type of spreadsheet?
14. How does Noi's perception of painting change throughout the story?
15. For every 10 students who run track, there are 6 students who play baseball. There are 128 more students who run track than play baseball. How many students play baseball?
16. Take two samples, one is oil and other is water. Mix the two. You observe that
17. What benefit did the thunderstorm serve?
18. To paint the geometric figures, you must use the Paint tool:
19. How does the story convey the theme of creativity?
20. What technique is similar to creating a value scale?
21. Jordan and Ellen recycle cans. Jordan recycles 5 cans for every 7 cans Ellen recycles. Last week, Jordan recycled 35 cans. What number, cc, can be multiplied by 7 to determine the number of cans Ellen recycled last week?
22. Which paint should be transparent?
23. Which is not a hardware?
24. Which of the combinations is the odd one out?
25. Change the phrase into a possessive noun.The paint of the houses (more than one)