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CBSE Class 10 Information Technology (402) Sample Paper 4 - 2026-27
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CBSE Sample Practice Paper — 4 (Session 2026–27)
Class: X (10th)
Subject: Information Technology — Code: 402
Time: 2 Hours
Max. Marks: 50
Student Name: ______________________
Roll No.: __________
Section: __________
General Instructions:
1. This paper is divided into two parts — Part A: Employability Skills (10 Marks), and Part B: Subject Specific Skills (40 Marks).
2. Part B is further divided into three sections: Section 1 — Objective Type/MCQ (10 Marks), Section 2 — Short Answer (10 Marks), Section 3 — Long Answer (20 Marks).
3. All questions are compulsory. Marks for each question are indicated against it.
4. Write short and precise answers wherever asked.
PART A — EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS (10 Marks)
Choose the correct option for each of the following questions: 10 × 1 = 10
Q1. Which of the following best describes "self-awareness" as a life skill?
(A) Understanding others' feelings only(B) Recognising one's own strengths, weaknesses, values and emotions(C) Avoiding all self-reflection(D) Copying the behaviour of others
Q2. In a SWOT analysis, increasing competition from a new company entering the market would be classified as a:
(A) Strength(B) Weakness(C) Opportunity(D) Threat
Q3. Which of the following is an example of "stress management"?
(A) Ignoring deadlines completely(B) Practising deep breathing and taking short breaks during work(C) Avoiding all responsibilities(D) Working continuously without rest
Q4. Which of the following is an example of an ICT-enabled service?
(A) Online banking(B) Handwritten ledger(C) Postal money order only(D) In-person cash counting
Q5. Which of the following is a key characteristic that helps an entrepreneur adapt to a changing market?
(A) Rigid thinking(B) Flexibility and openness to innovation(C) Refusal to learn new skills(D) Avoiding customer feedback
Q6. Using energy-efficient LED bulbs instead of traditional bulbs is an example of practising:
(A) A financial skill(B) A green/sustainable practice(C) A communication skill(D) A technical programming skill
Q7. Which of the following is an example of a "soft skill"?
(A) Adaptability(B) Coding in Python(C) Operating a spreadsheet(D) Database design
Q8. Repairing a broken appliance instead of throwing it away is an example of which "R" among the 4 Rs of sustainability?
(A) Recycle(B) Reuse(C) Recover(D) Refuse
Q9. Which of the following best supports effective goal-setting?
(A) Setting vague, undefined goals(B) Setting specific, measurable and time-bound goals(C) Avoiding any planning(D) Changing goals randomly every day
Q10. Which of the following is a barrier to effective communication?
(A) Clear language(B) Noise and distractions during a conversation(C) Active listening(D) Appropriate body language
PART B — SUBJECT SPECIFIC SKILLS (40 Marks)
Section 1 — Objective Type Questions (1 Mark each) — Q11 to Q20
Q11. Which of the following is a presentation application?
(A) LibreOffice Writer(B) LibreOffice Calc(C) LibreOffice Impress(D) LibreOffice Base
Q12. Which function is used to find the smallest value in a range of cells?
(A) MIN()(B) MAX()(C) SUM()(D) COUNT()
Q13. A set of rules that ensures the accuracy and consistency of data in a database is known as:
(A) Data redundancy(B) Data integrity(C) Data loss(D) Data duplication
Q14. Which of the following file extensions is used for a LibreOffice Impress presentation file?
(A) .odt(B) .ods(C) .odp(D) .odb
Q15. In mail merge, the file that contains the list of names, addresses or other varying information is called the:
(A) Main document(B) Data source(C) Merge field(D) Template file
Q16. Which of the following is a valid formula to add the values in cells A1 and A2 in a spreadsheet?
(A) A1+A2(B) =A1+A2(C) SUM A1 A2(D) ADD(A1,A2)
Q17. Which SQL command is used to remove a record from a database table?
(A) SELECT(B) INSERT(C) UPDATE(D) DELETE
Q18. Which feature allows you to add a running commentary or explanation below each slide, visible only to the presenter?
Q19. Which of the following is the correct order of operator precedence in a spreadsheet formula (from highest to lowest)?
(A) Addition, Multiplication, Exponentiation(B) Exponentiation, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction(C) Subtraction, Exponentiation, Division(D) All operators have equal precedence
Q20. A form in a database application is primarily used for:
(A) Storing raw table structures only(B) Entering and viewing data in a user-friendly interface(C) Deleting entire databases(D) Creating slide presentations
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Section 2 — Short Answer Questions (2 Marks each) — Q21 to Q25
Q21. What is the purpose of "Find and Replace" in a Digital Documentation application? Give one example of its use. 2
Q22. Write the steps to change the font style and size of selected text in a word processing document. 2
Q23. What is meant by "freezing panes" in a spreadsheet? State one situation where it would be useful. 2
Q24. What is a "report" in a database application? State one purpose it serves. 2
Q25. What is "slide animation" in a presentation? How is it different from a "slide transition"? 2
Section 3 — Long Answer Questions (4 Marks each) — Q26 to Q30
Q26. Explain the steps to insert and format an image (resize, wrap text) within a word processing document. 4
Q27. Explain the steps to create a simple formula-based budget spreadsheet that calculates total income, total expenses, and the balance remaining, using at least two different functions. 4
Q28. Explain the steps to create a query in a database application to display specific fields from a table based on a given condition (e.g., listing students who scored more than 80 marks). 4
Q29. Explain the steps to insert and customise a chart/graph (e.g., a bar chart) within a slide of a presentation to visually represent data. 4
Q30. What is meant by "cell protection" in a spreadsheet? Explain its importance with a suitable example (e.g., protecting formula cells in a shared worksheet from accidental editing). 4
(B) Entering and viewing data in a user-friendly interface
Section 2 — Key Answers
Q21. "Find and Replace" locates specific words or phrases in a document and allows the user to automatically replace them with alternative text; e.g., quickly replacing every occurrence of an old company name with a new one throughout a long document.
Q22. Select the required text → open the Font Name dropdown on the toolbar and choose the desired font style → open the Font Size dropdown and select the desired size (alternatively, use Format → Character for more detailed options).
Q23. Freezing panes keeps selected rows and/or columns (such as headers) visible on screen while scrolling through the rest of a large spreadsheet; useful, for example, when scrolling through hundreds of rows of data while keeping the column headers always visible at the top.
Q24. A report is a formatted, print-ready presentation of data retrieved from one or more database tables/queries; it serves the purpose of summarising and presenting data in an organised, professional manner for viewing or printing (e.g., a monthly sales report).
Q25. Slide animation applies a visual effect to individual objects/text within a single slide (e.g., text flying in); a slide transition applies a visual effect to the change between two entire slides as the presentation moves from one to the next.
Section 3 — Key Answers
Q26. Steps: place the cursor at the desired location → Insert menu → Image → From File → select the required image and insert it → click on the inserted image to select it, then drag its corner handles to resize it proportionally → right-click and choose "Wrap Text" (e.g., "Wrap Around" or "Optimal Page Width") to control how surrounding text flows around the image.
Q27. Steps: create a spreadsheet with columns for income items and expense items, entering their respective amounts → use =SUM(range) to calculate total income and total expenses separately → use a subtraction formula, e.g., =TotalIncome−TotalExpenses (or =SUM(IncomeRange)−SUM(ExpenseRange)), to calculate the remaining balance in a designated cell.
Q28. Steps: open the database and go to the Queries section → choose "Create Query in Design View" → select the required table and add the necessary fields to the query grid → in the Criteria row under the "Marks" field, enter the condition (e.g., >80) → run the query to display only the records/fields meeting this condition.
Q29. Steps: select the slide where the chart is needed → Insert menu → Chart → a default chart with sample data appears → double-click the chart and edit the underlying data table to enter the actual values → choose the desired chart type (e.g., Bar) from the chart type options → click outside the chart to finalise it, then resize/reposition it on the slide as needed.
Q30. Cell protection restricts editing of specific cells in a spreadsheet, typically after the sheet is "protected," so that only unlocked cells remain editable; this is important, for example, in a shared worksheet where formula cells (which calculate totals automatically) should be locked/protected to prevent accidental changes, while data-entry cells remain open for users to fill in.
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