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Class 12 Typography and Computer Application Online Practice Worksheet
This DigiSadhan.com worksheet is designed for Class 12 students studying Typography and Computer Application (Subject Code 817). The CBSE curriculum identifies the subject as a Skill Education course for Class XII and describes the job role as Executive Assistant. The course combines typography-related workplace skills with computer applications. The official CBSE curriculum for the 2024–25 session lists 100 total marks, with 60 marks for theory and 40 marks for practical work. The subject-specific portion includes Correspondence, Manuscript, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet Search, Email and Computer Virus. CBSE curriculum source.
What students can practise
1. Correspondence: Practise business and official correspondence concepts, formats, styles and workplace documents. Questions can cover indented, block/full-block and semi-block styles, as well as memorandum, office order, D.O. letter and office note concepts.
2. Manuscript: Revise manuscript terminology, proof-correction signs and symbols, and the procedure for preparing a fair copy. These skills help students understand how typed documents are checked, corrected and prepared for final use.
3. Excel: Build confidence with workbook and worksheet concepts, data entry, navigation, editing, formatting, formulas, functions and charts. Practice also includes relative, absolute and mixed references, AutoSum, Find and Replace, Autofill, formatting tools and chart concepts.
4. PowerPoint: Questions focus on presentation software concepts and practical workplace use. Students can practise topics such as slides, presentation structure, formatting, visual communication and common PowerPoint operations.
5. Internet Search: Develop awareness of effective information searching, keywords, reliable information and responsible use of online resources. Scenario-based questions can test how a student would approach a real information-search task.
6. Email: Practise professional electronic communication, including appropriate subject lines, message structure, attachments, etiquette and safe communication habits.
7. Computer Virus: Revise the meaning of computer viruses, common effects, safe computing practices and the importance of protecting systems and information.
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How to use this online worksheet
Choose the number of questions, question type, difficulty and timer. Press Start New Test before attempting the worksheet. Each question has an answer area and a Check Answer button. The correct response turns green and the incorrect response turns red. The answer is not revealed before checking. After a check, a Show Answer option becomes available. Your progress bar updates as you check questions, and the final score appears when the worksheet is completed or the timer ends.
Why regular practice matters
Typography and computer application skills are practical skills. Repeated practice helps students remember terminology, recognise workplace document formats and understand computer operations without depending only on memorisation. Mixed question types are useful because they require students to identify a definition, choose an operation, complete a statement, apply a concept to a workplace situation or recall a keyboard operation. The worksheet therefore combines several styles instead of relying on one question format.
The shuffle feature creates a fresh ordering for each test. A large question limit is provided for extended practice, while smaller sets are useful for quick revision. The timer can be used when a student wants exam-style practice, while the no-timer setting is suitable for learning and first revision.
Mobile-friendly learning
The interface uses a responsive layout so students can practise on phones, tablets, laptops and desktop computers. Large touch-friendly buttons, readable cards and simple controls make it easier to complete a worksheet on a small screen. Sound feedback can be switched off whenever silent study is preferred.
Print and PDF practice
The separate Print and Save as PDF controls use the browser's print system. Choose Save as PDF in the print dialog to create a PDF copy. The print stylesheet removes interactive controls and keeps the worksheet content suitable for printing.
Source and syllabus note
This worksheet is an independent DigiSadhan.com practice resource and is not an official CBSE worksheet. Its subject structure follows the CBSE Class XII Typography and Computer Application curriculum (817). CBSE's current curriculum page lists Typography and Computer Application as subject code 817 for Class XII, and the official curriculum identifies the seven subject-specific units noted above. CBSE Skill Education curriculum.