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Revision for 2210 ON2022

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Convert the hex number into binary:

1A

a)

0001 1010

b)

1010 0001

c)

0001 1011

d)

0001 1100

2.

Convert the hex number into binary:

42

a)

0100 0010

b)

0010 0100

c)

0011 1001

d)

0001 1100

3.

Convert the hex number into binary:

24

a)

0100 0010

b)

0010 0100

c)

0011 1001

d)

0001 1100

4.

Convert the binary number into hex:

1001 0110

a)

96

b)

84

c)

28

d)

8f

5.

Convert the binary number into hex:

0001 1111

a)

1e

b)

1d

c)

1c

d)

1f

6.

Convert the binary number into hex:

0001 1110

a)

1e

b)

1d

c)

1c

d)

1f

7.

Address that can be used to identify a device on a network

a)

IP Address

b)

MAC Address

8.

Assigned by the manufacturer

a)

IP Address

b)

MAC Address

9.

•Identifies which device on the network the data was sent from

a)

IP Address

b)

MAC Address

10.

It is composed of manufacturer's ID and serial ID code which are represented in hexadecimal numbers and separated with dash or colon.

a)

IP Address

b)

MAC Address

11.

What are the types of IP address

a)

Static

b)

Dynamic

c)

Static and dynamic

d)

None of them

12.

Full form of 'IP' Address

a)

Internet Protocol

b)

International Palindrome

c)

Internet Process

d)

Internal Protocol

13.

Address that can be used to locate a device on a network

a)

IP Address

b)

MAC Address

14.

Assigned by the network

a)

IP Address

b)

MAC Address

15.

Locates the device on a network.

a)

IP Address

b)

MAC Address

16.

What does HTML stand for?

a)

Hyper Tremendous Movie Lines

b)

Hyper Text Markup Language

c)

Hey Thanks for Making me Late

17.

It is the essential part of the HTML document; it includes the semantics

(meaning) and structural mark-up of the document.

a)

HTML Structure

b)

HTML Presentation

18.

It is the style of the document; i.e. how the document will look (or

even sound if it includes multimedia elements).

a)

HTML Structure

b)

HTML Presentation

19.
Half Duplex transmission is where:
a)
Data can only be transmitted in one direction
b)
Data can be transmitted in one direction at a time
c)
Data can be sent both ways at the same time
d)
A made up term to confuse us
20.
Full Duplex transmission is where:
a)
Data can only be transmitted in one direction
b)
Data can be transmitted in one direction at a time
c)
Data can be sent both ways at the same time
d)
A made up term to confuse us
21.
Simplex transmission is where:
a)
Data can only be transmitted in one direction
b)
Data can be transmitted in one direction at a time
c)
Data can be sent both ways at the same time
d)
A made up term to confuse us
22.
Parallel transmission is where
a)
1 bit is transmitted at a time
b)
Data can only be transmitted in one direction at a time
c)
8 bits are transmitted at the same time
d)
8 elephants are ridden at the same time
23.

Bits are set sequentially down the same wire

a)

Serial

b)

Parallel

24.

_________________ is Perfect for transmitting over longer distances as there are no synchronisation issues

a)

Serial

b)

Parallel

25.

Multiple bits are sent simultaneously down different wires (channels) within the same cable

a)

MIDI Interface

b)

Serial

c)

Parallel

26.

What is the Logic Expression for this circuit?

a)

Z = NOT (A AND B)

b)

Z = NOT (A OR B)

c)

Z = (NOT A) AND B

d)

Z = (NOT A) OR B

27.
The correct order is
a)
Fetch, Decode, Execute
b)
Decode, Execute, Fetch
c)
Execute, Decode, Fetch
d)
Decode, Fetch, Execute
28.

Used to transmit data between areas of the processor.

a)

Data bus

b)

Address bus

c)

Control bus

29.

This register holds the address of the next instruction when the current instruction is executed by the CPU.

a)

MAR

b)

MDR

c)

PC

d)

CIR

e)

ACC

30.

This register receives and stores the binary value that is stored in MDR then passes it to Control Unit to decode.

a)

MAR

b)

MDR

c)

PC

d)

CIR

e)

ACC

31.

What is the name of the unit in the CPU that performs arithmetic and logic operations?

a)

ALU

b)

CU

c)

MAR

d)

MDR

32.

What is the name of the unit in CPU that controls and coordinates all parts of the computer system?

a)

Arithmetic unit

b)

Logic unit

c)

Control unit

d)

Registers

33.
When something is loaded from memory where to you store the memory address? 
a)
The CIR
b)
The MAR
c)
The MDR
d)
The ALU
34.

What does the MAR stand for?

a)

Memory Address Register

b)

Memory Addressed Register

c)

Memory Access Register

d)

Memory Aardvark Register

35.

Used to transmit control signals between areas of the processor.

a)

Data bus

b)

Address bus

c)

Control bus

36.

Used to transmit addresses between areas of the processor.

a)

Data bus

b)

Address bus

c)

Control bus

37.

This is made up of many layers of glass that act like a capacitor

a)

Infra-red heat

b)

Infra-red optical

c)

capacitive

d)

resistive

38.

This makes use of an upper layer of polyester(a form of plastic) and a bottom layer of glass

a)

infra-red optical

b)

infra-red heat

c)

capactive

d)

resistive

39.

Uses an array of sensors in a form of a grid

a)

infra-red heat

b)

infra-red optical

c)

resistive

d)

capacitive

40.

This is a medium cost technology

a)

infra-red heat

b)

infra-red optical

c)

capacitive

d)

resistive

41.

It is the most inexpensive technology

a)

infra-red heat

b)

infra-red optical

c)

capacitive

d)

resistive

42.

Does not allow multi touch capabilities

a)

infra-red heat

b)

infra-red optical

c)

capacitive

d)

resistive

43.

This is a medium cost technology

a)

infra-red heat

b)

infra-red optical

c)

capacitive

d)

resistive

44.

It is the most inexpensive technology

a)

infra-red heat

b)

infra-red optical

c)

capacitive

d)

resistive

45.

Screen visibility is poor in strong sunlight

a)

infra-red heat

b)

infra-red optical

c)

capacitive

d)

resistive

46.

The screen is very durable

a)

infra-red heat

b)

infra-red optical

c)

capacitive

d)

resistive

47.

_______ is reencoding a file in a way that uses fewer bits than the original, but keeps most or all of the information intact.

a)

Encoding

b)

Compression

c)

Expansion

d)

Summarizing

48.

__________ compression means that the file is identical, bit for bit, to the original uncompressed file.

a)

Lossy

b)

Lossless

c)

Compressed

d)

File

49.

_________ compression is another technique that changes the original file a little bit.

a)

Lossy

b)

Lossless

c)

Compressed

d)

File

50.

Lossy compression is commonly used for image, video, and audio files because human sight and hearing are imperfect and cannot detect small losses in the data.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

51.

Compressed files consume less storage space and transmit _________ than uncompressed files

a)

much more slowly

b)

much more quickly

c)

larger

d)

more information

52.

What would you use Compression for?

a)

Making a file smaller

b)

Increasing the files size

c)

Modifying a file

53.

Why is it necessary to compress files?

a)

File compression enables data to be transferred quickly.

b)

Disk space needed on internet servers is reduced. This allows the servers to store more files / information with less disk space.

c)

File compression is a process to reduce the disk space to store that file.

d)

File compression is a mandatory preference for some of the internet servers to transfer files.

54.

Why compress your files?

a)

Less file size

b)

To look cool

c)

To make the file nicer looking

d)

To be epic

55.
Makes the file smaller by deleting parts of the file permanently (forever)
a)
Lossy Compression
b)
Lossless Compression
56.
Makes the file smaller by giving repeated patterns/colours a specific code
a)
Lossy Compression
b)
Lossless Compression
57.
Which of these is an advantage for Lossy compression?
a)
The file size becomes significantly (much) smaller
b)
The file size does not become much smaller than 50%
58.
Which of these is an advantage for Lossless compression?
a)
The file size becomes significantly (much) smaller
b)
The file size does not become much smaller than 50%
59.

Used to convert the instructions into machine code for the processor the code is being run on.

a)

Assembler

b)

Compiler

c)

Interpreter

60.

Translates all lines of code into machine code, before executing the program.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

61.

Reports all syntax errors at the same time, the program is not run until all errors are corrected.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

62.

Useful when a program has been finished and is ready for testing or distribution.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

63.

Code does not need re-translating each time the program is run.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

64.

Produces an executable file.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

65.

Source code is not required to run the program, only the executable file.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

66.

No other software is required to run the executable file

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

67.

You need to have finished a section of code before testing it

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

68.

Translates one line of code into machine code and then executes (runs) it.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

69.

Reports a syntax error as soon as it is picked up, and stops the program running until corrected.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

70.

Useful when writing a program.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

71.

Code needs to be re-translated each time the program is run

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

72.

Does not produce an executable file.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

73.

Source code is required to run the program.

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

74.

Translator is required to run the program

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter

75.

You can test part of a program without completing it all

a)

Compiler

b)

Interpreter