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ICT 6 - Applications

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An example of a microprocessor controlled device is

a)

VOIP

b)

Website

c)

an oven

d)

tools

2.

Excel is an example of a modelling application

a)

true

b)

false

3.

Banks use this direct input device to read the information written on cheques

a)

MICR

b)

OMR

c)

OCR

d)

Bar code reader

4.
internet telephony is also called
a)
voip
b)
cipo
c)
vip
d)
telecasting
5.

this sensor detects how far away objects are

a)

proximity sensors

b)

sound sensors

c)

light sensors

d)

infra red sensors

6.

EFT stands for:

a)

electronic funds transfer

b)

email funds transfer

c)

electronic files transfer

7.

ATM stands for:

a)

Automatic teller model

b)

Automatic transfer machine

c)

Automatic teller machine

8.

Which of these are advantages of internet banking: You can pick more than one

a)

People can spend more time doing other things.

b)

Requires you to have a computer and Internet access to use it.

c)

Can be done at anytime.

9.

Which of these are disadvantages of internet banking: You can pick more than one

a)

access to a world wide market.

b)

Security issues like phishing and pharming.

c)

easier to make errors.

10.

Which device is used in EFTPOS?

a)

MICR

b)

OMR

c)

Chip and pin reader

11.

Give two advantages of email

a)

Better for the environment – no waste of paper

b)

Expectations – people may not read their email regularly

c)

Permanent copy – there is a copy which can be used for reference compared to a telephone call

d)

Needs a good broadband connection

12.

Give two disadvantages of VoIP

a)

Spam – you can receive a lot of nuisance emails

b)

Low Initial Investment - To get started, you only need your existing Internet connection, a free VoIP software and a microphone (if not built in) start-up costs are negligible.

c)

VoIP calls over computers or mobile devices may suffer from performance issues in case of poor hardware. A slow computer, for example, can affect your ability to load VoIP software, make calls and multi-task during calls.

d)

Needs a good broadband connection

13.

Give two advantages of Video Conferencing

a)

Reliant on internet speed – connectivity speed may cause break ups in sentences

b)

Reduce costs – no need for expensive travel

c)

Reduced carbon footprint

d)

Permanent copy – there is a copy which can be used for reference compared to a telephone call

14.

Two disadvantages of email are

a)

Can send to multiple recipients at once

b)

Reduced carbon footprint

c)

Expectations – people may not read their email regularly

d)

Spam – you can receive a lot of nuisance emails

15.

Two advantages of VoIP are

a)

Less personal - takes away the face-to-face communication in the one place

b)

Low Initial Investment - To get started, you only need your existing Internet connection, a free VoIP software and a microphone (if not built in) start-up costs are negligible.

c)

Easy to send documents - with VoIP, you can send large documents, videos and pictures to any contact using the included VoIP software.

d)

Needs a good broadband connection

16.

A system which mimics the expertise of a professional is known as

a)

Information System

b)

Computer System

c)

Expert System

d)

Super System

17.

Parts of expert system

a)

Knowledge Base or Rule base

b)

Inference Engine

c)

Database

d)

User interface

e)

Website

18.

The ability for an expert system to make decisions is based on which of the following?

a)

Inference engine

b)

Decision machine

19.

What is a disadvantage of expert systems

a)

Expert systems require too much computing power for most modern computers to output causing the operating system to crash.

b)

Expert systems use a different kernel than standard application software which can cause errors

c)

They cannot automatically adapt to changing environments so the knowledge base has to be changed.

d)

Some Expert systems incorrectly prioritize information based on the primary key causing innacuaracy.

20.

Which of he following is NOT true about Direct data entry devices?

a)

they are specifically designed to automate or speed up the entry of data in to the system by minimising human data entry

b)

Used to minimise human data entry because humans make mistakes

c)

DDE devices are faster and more accurate than human entry methods

d)

each device can be used for a number of different purposes

e)

Direct Data Entry devices consist of either specialist hardware, software ( or both)