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Information and Data Test

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a Binary Question?

a)

A number made up of 1s & 0s.

b)

A question where there are two possible answers.

c)

Two questions that go together.

d)

A question that needs two answers.

2.

What is NOT an example of a Binary Question?

a)

Do you like chocolate?

b)

Is it raining?

c)

What is your Social Security Number?

d)

Do I turn left or right?

3.

What is an example of a Binary Number?

a)

1010 1000

b)

2B

c)

54

d)

1

4.

What is a Hexadecimal Number?

a)

A number system that is base 6.

b)

A number system that is base 10.

c)

A number system that is base 2.

d)

A number system that is base 16.

5.

What is a Decimal Number?

a)

The number system that we grew up on that is base 6.

b)

The number system that we grew up on that is base 10.

c)

The number system that we grew up on that is base 2.

d)

The number system that we grew up on that is base 16.

6.

What is information?

a)

They are opinions that we believe are true.

b)

Facts provided or learned about something or someone.

c)

Facts that we find on the internet.

d)

Data that is in the air.

7.

The number below is an example of what kind of number?

3D

a)

Binary

b)

Decimal

c)

Octal

d)

Hexadecimal

8.

The number below is an example of what kind of number(s)? (There are two answers)

82

a)

Binary

b)

Decimal

c)

Octal

d)

Hexadecimal

9.

The number below is an example of what kind of number?

0101 0001

a)

Binary

b)

Decimal

c)

Octal

d)

Hexadecimal

10.

How many Bits make a Byte?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

8

d)

16

11.

A Bit can be compared to the following?

a)

Place Values

b)

Numbers

c)

Food

d)

Addition

12.

When do we get an Overflow?

a)

When we put too much soda in the cup.

b)

When the value we want is greater than the number of bits we can store.

c)

When we have too many bits.

d)

When the binary becomes too much.

13.

How do we represent text using numbers?

a)

Hexadecimal

b)

Binary

c)

Information Table

d)

ASCII Table

14.

How many Bits make up the message below using the ASCII table?


How are you?

a)

12

b)

72

c)

80

d)

96

15.

Write the Binary Number as a Decimal Number.

1101 1011

(a)  

16.

Write the Binary Number as a Hexadecimal Number.

0001 1001 1101

(a)  

17.

Write the Decimal Number as a Binary Number.

150

(a)  

18.

Write the Decimal Number as a Hexadecimal Number.

95

(a)  

19.

Write the Hexadecimal Number as a Binary Number.

243

(a)  

20.

Write the Hexadecimal Number as a Decimal Number.

2B

(a)