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Data Representation (Computer science)

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Convert Binary into Denary:

0110 1100

a)

108

b)

107

c)

106

d)

109

2.

Convert Denary into Binary:

254

a)

1111 1100

b)

1110 1111

c)

1010 0101

d)

1111 1110

3.

Hexadecimal number system is a base (a)   system

4.

Convert Binary into Hexadecimal:

1011 1110 0001

a)

CE2

b)

6ED

c)

BE1

d)

9G2

5.

Convert Hexadecimal into Binary:

45A

a)

0100 0101 1010

b)

1011 1111 0000

c)

1001 0011 0110

d)

0100 0101 1011

6.

Convert Hexadecimal into Denary:

45A

a)

1234

b)

4321

c)

1114

d)

6969

7.

Convert Denary into Hexadecimal:

2004

a)

DE4

b)

7D4

c)

BE4

d)

65D

8.

A MAC address is usually made up of how many bits?

a)

48

b)

32

c)

64

d)

128

9.

2 types of IP addresses?

a)

IPv4 and IPv6

b)

IPv4 and IPv8

c)

IPv3 and IPv6

d)

IPv9 and IPv10

10.

Add the 2 Binaries:

0010 0111

and

0100 1010

a)

1001 0101

b)

0111 0001

c)

1011 1111

d)

0001 1000

11.

Shift this Binary 3 places left:

0001 0101

a)

1010 1000

b)

1000 1010

c)

0101 0100

d)

0000 1111

12.

Convert negative binary numbers in two's compliment format into Denary:

1001 0011

a)

-246

b)

-109

c)

-69

d)

-108

13.

Convert negative denary into Binary in two's compliment format:

-67

a)

1011 1101

b)

1011 1111

c)

1010 1111

d)

1100 0011

14.

Sound waves are analogue data. Computers cannot work with analogue data. So what is need to be done in order for computers to store sound waves.

a)

Sound waves need to be sampled.

Can do this by ADC

(Analogue to Digital Converter)

b)

Sound waves need to be recorded.

c)

Sound waves need to change frequency. By SWFC

(Sound wave to frequency converter)

d)

Sound waves cannot be stored in computer from external sounds.

15.

What is meant by sampling resolution (bit depth)?

a)

The number of bits per sample.

b)

The number of bytes per sample.

c)

The number of pixels per sample.

d)

The number of data per sample.

16.

Bitmap images are made up of (a)  

17.

The number of bits used to represent each color is called the (a)  

18.

What is an Image Resolution?

a)

Number of pixels in an image.

b)

Number of bits in an image.

c)

Number of bytes in an image.

d)

Number of data in an image.

19.

Main drawback of high resolution images?

a)

Increase in file size

b)

Increase in pixels

c)

The quality of Image.

d)

No drawbacks.

20.

A (a)   is the basic unit of all computing memory storage terms.

21.

File size of an image is calculated as:

a)

Image resolution (in pixels) x colour depth (in bits)

b)

Sample rate x sample resolution x length of sample

c)

Image resolution + colour depth

d)

Image resolution - colour depth