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WorksheetsWJEC 1.4 Organisation of Data
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 49mins
A higher sampling rate means...
A higher quality sound file
A larger sound file
A lower quality sound file
A smaller sound file
A higher sampling resolution means...
A higher quality sound file
A larger sound file
A lower quality sound file
A smaller sound file
How much space in kb will be required to store an 5 second long clip of music with a sample rate of 44.1hz and a sample resolution of 16?
441kb
882kb
220kb
350kb
What is sample resolution?
The number of bits used to store each sample
The number of times a wave is sampled
How loud a sound is
How quiet a sound is
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 the formula for finding a sound files size?
size = rate * resolution * seconds
size = rate * resolution * minutes
size = amplitude * bits * seconds
size = sample * frequency * bits
What is amplitude?
Number of samples taken
The number of bits per sample
The height of the sound wave
The pitch
The sound engineer is using a sampling rate of 2000 Hz and a sample resolution of 4 bits. What is the minimum file size of a 10 second recording? Your answer should be given in bits.
80,000
10,000
8
800
The sound engineer is using a sampling rate of 1500 Hz and a sample resolution of 4 bits. What is the minimum file size of a 5 second recording? Your answer should be given in bits.
24,000
30,000
375
3
A bit is
a numerical label assigned to each device.
the smallest unit of data in a computer.
a keyboarding term for typing.
just a lil bit.
How many bits in a nibble?
2
4
8
1
How many bits are there in a byte?
8
10
2
9
How many nibbles are there in a byte?
1
2
4
8
11010111 in binary is...
ODD
EVEN
10111110 in binary is...
ODD
EVEN
How can you tell if a binary sequence (01110010) is even?
You add all the 1s up and if it's even then the binary sequence is even
If there is a 0 on the end then it's an even number
If there is a 1 on the end then it's an odd number
You cannot
How can you tell if a binary sequence (01110011) is even?
You add all the 1s up and if it's oddthen the binary sequence is odd
If there is a 0 on the end then it's an even number
If there is a 1 on the end then it's an odd number
You cannot
A vector image is...
mathematical functions which draw an image
able to change size smoothly without blurring
pixels on a grid which make an image
unable to change size without blurring
A bitmap image is...
mathematical functions which draw an image
able to change size smoothly without blurring
pixels on a grid which make an image
unable to change size without blurring
A bit depth of 8 means...
There will be 2 different colours possible
Each pixel will require 1 bit to store
Each pixel will require 1 byte to store
There will be 256 colours possible
A bit depth of 1 means...
There will be 2 different colours possible
Each pixel will require 1 bit to store
Each pixel will require 1 byte to store
There will be 256 colours possible
To have 128 different colours possible in one image, the bit depth needs to be...
1
7
5
3
Select all the example of image metadata:
bit depth
size
GPS location
sample rate
hexadecimal
One hex character is...
1 nibble
1 byte
4 bits
1 chomp
10000011 in Hexadecimal
83
F9
D7
EA
Where is hexadecimal used on the internet?
To represent colours (RGB values)
It's written into every website to display text
Videos are stored in hex
On BBC Bitesize and that's the only place you'll ever find it
Where is hexadecimal used inside a computer?
For the locations of memory
For interfacing between a printer and Microsoft Word
It is never, only humans use it
Sound plays quicker in hex, so we store it in hex
