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WorksheetsY9 IT End of Year Assessment
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 50mins
What is Malware?
Bad computer equipment
Pop up adverts on your computer
Software designed to do harm to a computer
Fake web sites
What is Hacking?
Looking at someone's laptop.
When your screen gets stuck and glitches.
Gaining unauthorized access to a computer or data.
What is a virus?
A type of malware that spreads through normal programs
A type of malware that runs independently doing damage to your computer
Software that masquerades as something it isn’t in an effort to trick the user
Software that sends information about you to someone else
What is ransomware?
Malware that steals your personal information
Malware that steals your money
Someone steals your computer and returns it when you pay them money
Locks your computer till you pay money
What is Geo Tagging
malware to attack a computer in some way
Fraudsters openly ask for money, preying on the generosity of vulnerable people
Gathering data about an individual from social networking sites
Assigned when a user posts to identify their location
What is Fraudulent request
malware to attack a computer in some way
Fraudsters openly ask for money, preying on the generosity of vulnerable people
Gathering data about an individual from social networking sites
Assigned when a user posts to identify their location
What is a logic bomb
set to activate on a particular date - malware to attack a computer in some way
Fraudsters openly ask for money, preying on the generosity of vulnerable people
Gathering data about an individual from social networking sites
Assigned when a user posts to identify their location
What is Copyright?
Legislation passed by parliament that governs the protection of personal data in the UK.
A set of rights that prevents people copying and distributing a piece of work without the copyright holder's permission.
where someone else pretends to be you, copies personal details and uses them for fraud.
Electronic screen syndrome is:
Gathering data about an individual from social networking sites. Put together it forms a complete record of a person’s identity.
prolonged use of electronic devices which an adverse effect on the brain.
damage to the fingers, wrists and other parts of the body due to repeated movements over a long period of time.
What is e-waste?
Technological waste that often contains poisonous chemicals and can be an environmental hazard.
Getting rid of data on old devices, so it cannot be recovered.
The process of humans having the ability and desire to purchase new technologies.
Which of these images shows a Storyboard?
A storyboard is used to show the _____________ and flow of scenes in a moving image product such as a video or animation.
design ideas
work plan
sequence
research
Which one is a Bird's Eye View?
high
eye-level
low
high
eye-level
low
high
eye-level
low
What is Framing?
Topography of a location
The presentation of visual elements in an image
Action in a single location and continuous time.
Moving the camera with the subject
What is Panning?
Topography of a location
The presentation of visual elements in an image
Action in a single location and continuous time.
Moving the camera with the subject
What is Birds eye view
Topography of a location
The presentation of visual elements in an image
Action in a single location and continuous time.
Moving the camera with the subject
What is a Scene?
Topography of a location
The presentation of visual elements in an image
Action in a single location and continuous time.
Moving the camera with the subject
Which type of user interface is shown in the following image?
Command Line Interface
Graphical User Interface
Menu Interface
Speech and Sound Interface
Which type of user interface is most suitable to somebody with a visual impairment
Graphical User Interface
Speech and Sound Interface
Command Line Interface
Menu Interface
Which user interface is shown in the following image?
Text/Command Line Interface
Graphical User Interface
Menu Interface
Speech and Sound Interface
Which type of user interface is most suitable to somebody with a visual impairment
Graphical User Interface
Speech and Sound Interface
Command Line Interface
Menu Interface
What is one advantage of a Command Line Interface?
It uses less processing power, so is quicker
It is easy for a beginner to use
It is accessible to people with visual disabilities
There are a lot of accessibility functions
What are TWO advantages of a Graphical User Interface?
It uses less processing power, so is quicker
It is easy for a beginner to use
It does not take up a lot of memory on a device harddrive
There are a lot of accessibility functions
Amazon Alexa is an example of which type of interface?
Speech and sound
Command Line
GUI
Menu
Using Siri on an iPhone is an example of a:
Graphical Interface
Menu Interface
Sensor Interface
Voice Interface
A cash machine is an example of a:
Text Interface
Menu Interface
Form Interface
Sensor Interface
Which user interface requires the least user input.
Menu user interface
Graphical user interface
Sensor user interface
Speech user interface
Below are 2 advantages and 1 disadvantage for Speech User Interfaces.
Choose the disadvantage
Suitable for disabled users
Requires very little training
May have difficulty understanding accents
What is a user interface?
It’s the computer’s brain and without it a PC cannot function.
It is the name given to the computer (hardware) and operating system (software) on which applications can be run.
It is software that allows users to interact with their devices
It's an application or program that allows users to complete tasks or create something.
What interface is this?
Menu
GUI
Forms
Speech
The word accessibility means...
The design of a product for users who experience disabilities
The design of a product for users who don't have disabilities
The design of a product to not help anyone
Which of the following describes a sensor?
It is central to every PC and device. It’s the computer’s brain and without it a PC cannot function.
It includes buttons, tick boxes and option boxes to enable the user the enter information
They detect and respond to the environment around them. They can be responsive to heat, light, sound, movement or patterns
It stores the files that the device has open and stores the information from any applications in use.
What is the definition of audience?
the readers that the text is intended for
a group of people listening at a concert
anyone who is reading the text
the reason the text is written
what is navigation on a multimedia product
People who use the system.
What the client wants in a system.
Features to help someone with disabilities.
How the user moves around the interface
What is the Audience of a multimedia product?
People who use the system.
What the client wants in a system.
Features to help someone with disabilities.
How the user moves around the interface
What are user requirements of a multimedia product?
People who use the system.
What the client wants in a system.
Features to help someone with disabilities.
How the user moves around the interface
To store an image on a computer, the image is broken down into tiny elements called _______________.
pixels
picture boxes
squares
What are graphics?
Detect and respond to the environment around them.
Visual images on a product.
An image is made up of millions of pixels (dots).
A multimedia structure where each page is simply linked to the one before
Linear
Non-Linear
Hierarchical
Composite
A multimedia structure in which users navigate through pages which are grouped into categories underneath home page
Linear
Non-Linear
Hierarchical
Composite
A multimedia structure where every page can access all the others.
Linear
Non-Linear
Hierarchical
Mesh
What does a formula do in Google Sheets?
It automates a process
It creates a chemical
It answers a question
It finds mistakes
What does the =COUNTIF formula do?
Counts things
Counts how often something occurs
Counts how many different things are there
Counts how many things are in a list
What does the term “absolute” mean for a formula?
Locking the value of a cell using the $ symbol in order to autofill.
The formula is related to another spreadsheet.
The formula is related to the cells before it.
When formulae are copied across multiple cells, they change based on their position
What is the checking of data, on input, by software to make sure it is sensible or reasonable.
Double entry
Verification
Validation
What is a simulation and why are they used?
A simulation is a giant model in motion for a test.
A simulation uses one or more models to imitate how those models might function in a real life situation.
A simulation tests a hypothesis with 100% accuracy.
A ____________ is a saved sequence of
commands or keystrokes that are
stored for later use .
Book
Save Command
Sheet
Macro
What function offers you the possibility to view different results depending on the entered condition?
=if()
=sumif()
=sum()
=TRUEFALSE()
What key should be used to make the content of a cell absolute?
F1
F2
F3
F4
A data type that can only hold a whole number
Boolean
Integer
Real
String
What do we mean by formatting?
The checking of data, on input, by software to make sure it is sensible or reasonable.
A small program that you can use to automate a series of tasks.
The appearance of a document, including the fonts, colours, size and rotation.
What is Multimedia?
Text
animated video
video
combination of text, images, video, animation etc
What function allows you to add up 3 or more cells?
=if()
=sumif()
=sum()
=TRUEFALSE()
Which is NOT a formula?
b2+b3+b4
=b1+b2+b3
=b4*c4
=b5/b7
