Provide the answers for the Computer Basics section, including abbreviations, folder creation, security measures, and OS manipulations.

Here are the solutions for the questions in the image: SECTION A: (This section was not explicitly asked for in the previous turn, but based on the image, it seems to be the first section of the paper. I will provide answers for the questions visible in the image, starting from question 3 as it's the first clearly visible question.) 3) Computer Basics c) Write the following abbreviations in full: i. C.P.U: Central Processing Unit* ii. G.U.I: Graphical User Interface* iii. O.S: Operating System* d) Outline FOUR steps used to create a new folder named "ICT Project" on the desktop. 1. Right-click on an empty area of the desktop. 2. Select New from the context menu. 3. Click on Folder. 4. Type "ICT Project" as the folder name and press Enter. e) Explain TWO security control measures that can be applied to files using an Operating System to prevent unauthorized access. 1. Password Protection/Encryption: Files can be encrypted or protected with passwords, requiring a password to open or modify them. 2. Access Permissions/User Accounts: Operating systems allow setting specific permissions (read, write, execute) for different user accounts or groups, restricting who can access or modify files. f) List FOUR basic Operating System manipulations used to customize a computer Interface. 1. Changing the desktop background or wallpaper. 2. Adjusting display settings like screen resolution or text size. 3. Customizing the taskbar (e.g., position, icons). 4. Changing the screen saver or system themes. 4) Word Processing a) Name THREE word processing applications you can use to prepare the report. 1. Microsoft Word 2. Google Docs 3. LibreOffice Writer b) Explain the importance of the cursor in a word processor. The cursor indicates the current insertion point where typed text will appear. It also shows the active position for editing, allowing users to navigate and select text. c) Match the following word processing icons with their name: (The icons are not clearly visible, but based on common word processing icons and the provided names) (Curved arrow pointing left): Undo* (Floppy disk icon): Save* (Curved arrow pointing right): Redo* d) Write the function of the following computer icons with their functions: B: Bold* - Makes selected text thicker or darker. U: Underline* - Draws a line beneath selected text. I: Italic* - Slants selected text to the right. 5) Document Management and Formatting a) Describe FOUR steps followed when saving a document for the first time. 1. Click on the File tab/menu. 2. Select Save As. 3. Choose a location to save the document. 4. Type a file name and click Save. b) Name THREE editing tools in a word processor that helps correct spelling and grammar errors. 1. Spell Checker 2. Grammar Checker 3. AutoCorrect c) Explain the meaning of the following terms: i. Character Formatting: Refers to applying visual attributes to individual characters or selected text, such as font type, size, color, bold, italic, or underline. ii. Page Layout: Refers to the arrangement of elements on a page, including margins, orientation (portrait/landscape), paper size, columns, and page breaks. 6) Table of Contents a) Describe FOUR steps used to insert an automatic Table of Contents in a word processor. 1. Ensure document headings are formatted using built-in heading styles (e.g., Heading 1, Heading 2). 2. Place the cursor where the Table of Contents should appear. 3. Go to the References tab (or equivalent menu). 4. Click on Table of Contents and choose an automatic style. 7) Advanced Word Processing Features i. Mail Merge: A feature that allows users to create personalized documents (like letters or labels) by combining a main document with a data source (e.g., a list of names and addresses). ii. Track Changes: A feature that records all edits made to a document, showing insertions, deletions, and formatting changes, allowing collaborators to review and accept/reject changes. iii. Hyperlink: A clickable text or image that, when activated, takes the user to another location within the same document, to a different document, or to a web page on the internet.