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Section B (Subjective)
                 Answer the following questions:


                 1.  What is saving?

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                 2.  What can be used to store your work on a computer?

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                 3.  What is a file?

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                          Crack The Code                                          #Coding & Computational Thinking



                  Look at the pictures and fill in the missing letters.

                  1.                                         2.                         3.




                     H __ R __   __I __ K                        D __ D                    __ E__   __ R __ __ E






                    Let’s Explore                                                 #Experiential Learning



                           Find out about the different types of files that can be saved on a computer
                           and discuss it with your teacher.





                                                                                  #Experiential Learning


                        Practical Time

                     Create a new folder on desktop.


                      Create a Word file and a Paint file. Rename them with your name.



                     Teacher’s Corner


                 1.  Explain to the students the concept of storing work on a computer.
                 2.  Demonstrate how to save a file at different locations.



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