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WorksheetsEDEXCEL END OF TOPIC TEST REVISION
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 54mins
Why do we use hexadecimal numbers?
shortcode for binary
easier to read and write than binary
less likely to make a mistake than binary
fewer digits than binary
smaller file sizes
Convert denary 212 to an 8-bit binary number.
11010100
01001101
10010110
11011010
"hello" is a...
string
integer
real
boolean
5 is a...
string
integer
real
boolean
5.0 is a...
string
integer
real
boolean
TRUE is a...
string
integer
real
boolean
Add the following binary numbers:
01
11
101
11
111
100
What kind of 'base' system is binary known as?
Base 12
Base 8
Base 2
Base 10
11010111 in binary is...
ODD
EVEN
10111110 in binary is...
ODD
EVEN
Hex = ?
Why do we use hexadecimal numbers?
shortcode for binary
easier to read and write than binary
less likely to make a mistake than binary
fewer digits than binary
smaller file sizes
Select all the example of image metadata:
bit depth
size
GPS location
sample rate
hexadecimal
What is the problem with ASCII text encoding?
It only supports 128 characters
It only supports 256 characters
There isn't support for other alphabets
It isn't compatible with other character sets
"hello" is a...
string
integer
real
boolean
5 is a...
string
integer
real
boolean
TRUE is a...
string
integer
real
boolean
"8" is a...
string
integer
real
boolean
ASCII is an encoding system for text. What does ASCII stand for?
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
All System Code In Internet
American Simple Code for Interesting Information
Alpha Super Code Input Information
How many bits was used to encode the original ASCII character set?
7
8
16
4
The Extended ASCII system uses 8 bits per character instead of 7 bits. How many different characters can be represented in 8 bits?
1024
8
128
256
How many characters are currently represented (in 2017) by the Unicode system?
21,977
1,250,569
75,004
136,690
What is the sample rate?
The number of times a sound wave is sampled per second
The number of bits used to store each sample
How loud a sound is
The size of the sound wave
What is the sample rate?
The number of times a sound wave is sampled per second
The number of bits used to store each sample
How loud a sound is
The size of the sound wave
What is sample rate measure in?
Bits
Hertz
GB
amps
What is used to convert a sound wave in to a digital format?
A sound wave converter
A router
An amplitude to digital converter
Analogue to digital converter
What is amplitude?
Number of samples taken
The number of bits per sample
The height of the sound wave
The pitch
How many bits per pixel do you need to make 4 colours?
colour depth of 1
colour depth of 2
colour depth of 3
colour depth of 4
On a sound graph you have two axis. Name them correctly
X is the time (ms) and y is the amplitude (bit depth)
X is the length (cm) and y is the amplitude (bit depth)
X is the amplitude (bit depth) and y is the time (ms)
On a sound graph you have two axis. Name them correctly
X is the time (ms) and y is the amplitude (bit depth)
X is the length (cm) and y is the amplitude (bit depth)
X is the amplitude (bit depth) and y is the time (ms)
Which of the following would not be suitable for Lossy Compression?
Images
Sounds
Videos
Text
Lossless compression permanently deletes the data
True
False
Lossy compression would be suitable for text files
True
False
There are _____ different types of compression
2
3
4
Compression looks for _______ data
Unnecessary
Repeated
