CREST Cyber Olympiad Class 10 Previous Year Paper

Get ahead in your Class 10 Cyber Olympiad preparation with previous year question papers. These papers help students become familiar with the question pattern and assess their understanding of important computer concepts.

What's Inside the Paper?

• MCQs based on topics like Operating System, Networking, HTML and much more.
• Includes two sections: Computer & IT and Achiever's Section for challenging problems.
• Answer key provided to support quick learning and revision.

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Syllabus:

Section 1: Computer & IT

1. Advanced Networking & Internet Concepts
   • Ports and Protocols – e.g., port 80 for HTTP, port 443 for HTTPS
   • Public vs Private IP addresses (IPv4 basics)
   • Static vs Dynamic IP allocation (DHCP)
   • Web hosting basics – Domain, web server, hosting providers, uptime
   • Packet switching, Packet loss, Routers, Throughput
2. Algorithms and Flowcharts
   • Algorithm Design: nested conditions, designing modular algorithms using sub-processes
   • Flowchart Techniques: loops, nested conditions (if-else, switch)
   • Iteration: using loops in algorithms (for, while)
   • Problem-Solving Activities (Algorithms): LCM & GCD, palindrome check, count vowels
   • Problem-Solving Activities (Flowcharts): simulate calculator, sort array
   • Integration with Programming Languages: convert flowcharts into working code
   • Logical Operators in Conditions (AND, OR, NOT)
3. Computer Fundamentals
   • Operating System
   • Number System
   • User Interface
   • Memory
   • Task Management
4. Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics
   • Digital Forensics: investigating computers, mobile phones, networks to uncover evidence
   • Digital Evidence: deleted files, emails, messages, browser history, photos/videos, network/server logs
   • Types of Digital Forensics: computer, mobile, network, cloud, memory forensics
   • Process of Digital Forensics: identification, preservation, analysis, reporting, presentation
   • Relationship Between Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics
5. Data Management and E-commerce
   • Key Components of Data Management: collection, storage, organization, quality, security, analytics
   • Types of E-Commerce Models: B2C, B2B, C2C, C2B
   • Key Features of E-Commerce: online stores, payment systems, shopping cart, reviews, order management
   • Challenges of Data Management: privacy, security, data overload, integration, accuracy
   • Technologies Supporting Data Management: Cloud Computing, Big Data, Machine Learning & AI, DBMS
6. Latest Developments in the Field of IT
   • Machine Learning (ML) – difference from AI, usage in prediction and personalisation
   • Green Computing – energy-efficient devices, e-waste reduction
7. MS Office
   • MS Word
   • MS PowerPoint
   • MS Excel
   • MS Access
8. Python Programming (Text-Based Coding)
   • Use of Python Modules: math, random, datetime, statistics
   • Data Validation and Error Handling
   • List & Dictionary: nested lists, list comprehensions, dictionary methods (update(), pop(), items(), etc.)
   • Functions: default and keyword arguments, return vs print, lambda functions
   • File Handling – text files: read, write, append, using with, line-by-line reading, writing logs/reports
9. Web Development
   • Types: front-end (client-side), back-end (server-side), full-stack development
   • Web Design
   • Web Hosting & Deployment
   • Web Development Tools
   • Web Security
   • Web Performance Optimization
10. Working with Databases using MS Access / DBMS
    • Querying: set conditions using relational/logical operators, multiple conditions
    • Working with Multiple Databases: relationships (1-1, 1-many, many-1, many-many)
    • Object Linking & Embedding: linking vs embedding, inserting/linking external objects

Section 2: Achievers Section

• Higher Order Thinking Questions – Syllabus as per Section 1.
• Questions are based on Windows 11 and MS Office 2016.

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Q.1	To make a number turn into a label in MS Excel, which of the following symbol you should use before the number?
	a)		b)
	c)		d)

Q.2	The HTML global attribute, "contenteditable" is used for which of the following purpose?
	a) Updates content from the server		b) Specifies a context menu for an element. The menu appears when a user right-clicks on the element
	c) Specifies whether the content of an element should be editable or not		d) Returns the position of the first found occurrence of content inside a string

Q.3	What result set is returned from the following SQL query? SELECT CustomerName, telephone FROM customers WHERE city in ('Jakarta', 'Durban', 'Australia');
	a) The customer name of all customers who are not living in Jakarta, Durban or Australia		b) The customer name and telephone of all customers
	c) The customer name and telephone of all customer living in Jakarta, Durban and Australia		d) The customer name and telephone of all customer living in either Jakarta, Durban or Australia

Q.4	In context to MS PowerPoint, pick the odd one out from the following:
	a) Outline View		b) Page View
	c) Normal View		d) Print View

Q.5	Identify the incorrect statement from the following:
	a) An HTML tag is bound by angle brackets. It always begins with a less than (<) sign and ends with a greater than (>) sign.		b) The ON tag indicates the start of the command and is written before the portion of the text to be formatted.
	c) The OFF tag is the same as the ON tag, but has a backward slash (\) after the command.		d) Except few tags, most of the tags have their corresponding closing tags.

Q.6	Which of the following statements are true? Statement 1: Hyperlinks can point to any resource on the web, such as HTML page, an image, a sound file or a movie clip. Statement 2: The Anchor element uses various attributes such as Head, Name and Title. Statement 3: The text that is defined with NAME attribute will not get highlighted when displayed by the browser. Statement 4: If the linked document is located on the Internet, it is required to specify the absolute URL of the website. Statement 5: We cannot create a link to allow visitors to send us feedback in the form of an E-mail.
	a) Only Statement 5 is true		b) Only Statement 2 and statement 5 are true
	c) Statement 1, statement 3 and statement 4 are true		d) All the given statements are true

Q.7	Fill in the blank: The use of dedicated Websites and applications to interact with other, or to find people with similar interests to one's own is termed as __________.
	a) Networking		b) Blogging
	c) Social networking		d) Cloud computing

Q.8	Fill in the blank: The analysis of _____ is a process of deconstruction that investigates the operations of texts, their constructions, the ways they produce meanings, what those meanings may be.
	a) IE		b) Web
	c) Text		d) Media

Q.9	Fill in the blank: To insert a new slide in the current presentation, we can choose _________.
	a) Ctrl + M		b) Ctrl + N
	c) Ctrl + O		d) Ctrl + F

Q.10	Fill in the blank: A ______ partitions a web browser window so that multiple web documents can be displayed simultaneously.
	a) div		b) set
	c) frame		d) frameset

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Additional Preparation Resource

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Note: Don’t forget to download the CREST Cyber Olympiad past year paper pdf for class 10.