Grade 3 Computer Science Worksheet: Civil War Mixed Practice

Civil War Mixed Practice

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Grade 3 Computer Science Worksheet: Civil War Mixed Practice

Civil War Mixed Practice

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Grade: Grade 3

Subject: Computer Science

Topic: Civil War

Time: 20 Minutes

Difficulty: Very Easy

Questions: 40

Instructions:
Read each question carefully and answer in the space provided. Show what you know about the Civil War and computer science. Start with the easier questions and work your way up.

Skills Practiced:

Civil War
Computer Science
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving

1Question

What is a computer?

2Question

What is the Civil War?

3Question

Name one side in the Civil War.

4Question

What do we use a keyboard for?

5Question

What is one thing people use a computer for?

6Question

Was the Civil War fought a long time ago or a short time ago?

7Question

What is one tool a historian might use on a computer?

8Question

What is a button on a computer called that you click with a mouse?

9Question

Name one job a computer can do.

10Question

What is a map?

11Question

What might a student use to look at old Civil War photos on a computer?

12Question

What is one reason people study the Civil War?

13Question

What is the mouse used for?

14Question

What is a digital picture?

15Question

Name one place where Civil War battles happened.

16Question

What does a computer screen show?

17Question

What is a timeline?

18Question

Put these in order from first to last: click, open, read.

19Question

What can a student type on a computer to learn about Abraham Lincoln?

20Question

What is one way computers help historians?

21Question

What is a fact?

22Question

Is the Civil War a fact or a feeling?

23Question

What is one Civil War leader you may read about?

24Question

What do we call a set of words typed into a computer to find information?

25Question

What is the first thing you do when using a computer to research?

26Question

Why should we be careful when using the internet?

27Question

What kind of information might you find on a Civil War website?

28Question

What is one difference between a computer and a book?

29Question

What is a file?

30Question

What might a student save after typing a report?

31Question

What does 'save' mean on a computer?

32Question

What is one way to tell if a website is helpful for school?

33Question

Name one kind of Civil War item that could be shown on a computer.

34Question

What is the next step after opening a document and before printing it?

35Question

Why might a teacher use a computer to teach the Civil War?

36Question

What is one rule for using a computer safely in class?

37Question

How can a timeline on a computer help with Civil War learning?

38Question

What is one question you could ask to learn more about the Civil War?

39Question

Why is it important to check facts before sharing them?

40Question

How can computers help us learn about the Civil War today?

Answer Key

#	Answer
1	A machine that helps us do work with information.
2	A war fought in the United States between the North and the South.
3	The North or the South.
4	To type words and numbers.
5	To learn, play, write, or search for information.
6	A long time ago.
7	A search engine or a digital book.
8	An icon or button.
9	Store information, show pictures, or help with writing.
10	A picture that shows places and locations.
11	A screen or monitor.
12	To learn about history and the past.
13	To move the pointer and click on things.
14	A picture stored on a computer.
15	In the United States.
16	Words, pictures, and videos.
17	A line that shows events in order.
18	Open, click, read.
19	A search word or question.
20	They help find, store, and share information.
21	Something that is true.
22	A fact.
23	Abraham Lincoln or Jefferson Davis.
24	A search.
25	Turn it on or open a program.
26	To stay safe and use good information.
27	Pictures, facts, or maps.
28	A computer can show moving pictures and search fast.
29	A place to save information on a computer.
30	The report or document.
31	To keep your work for later.
32	It has clear facts and is about the topic.
33	A photo, map, or letter.
34	Type or check the work.
35	To show pictures, maps, and facts.
36	Use gentle hands and follow teacher directions.
37	It shows events in order.
38	When did the Civil War happen?
39	So we share correct information.
40	They help us find facts, pictures, maps, and videos.