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Total questions: 105
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A computer has 1000 megabytes of RAM. That is the same as ...
1 Gb
1000 Gb
1 Kb
1 Tb
The most durable storage device as it has no moving parts
Solid State Storage
Magnetic Storage
Optical Storage
It's expensive
It doesn't last long
It could be a security risk
Data can be accessed from any location
Which of the following is not a type of storage
Magnetic
Solid State
Optical
Hard Drive
What type of storage is a DVD?
It is not a storage device
Solid State
Optical
Magnetic
What type of storage is a USB memory stick?
Solid State
Optical
Magnetic
It is not a storage device
What type of storage is a SSD card?
Magnetic
It is not a storage device
Solid State
Optical
What type of storage is a HDD?
Solid State
Optical
Magnetic
It is not a storage device
Which of the following types of storage would likely access its data the fastest?
Magnetic
Solid State
Optical
Which of the following types of storage is the most durable?
Optical
Solid State
Magnetic
Which of the following types of storage is the most expensive per MB/GB?
Solid State
Magnetic
Optical
Why is a Hard Disk Drive (HDD) not very portable?
It has moving parts
It will break if you touch it
It is too small
It is too large
Why does a laptop need secondary storage?
To store data
To backup files to move to another computer
To store programs that are currently running
Which type of storage uses lasers to write the data?
Magnetic
All types
Solid state
Optical
The types of storage are listed below from least expensive per GB to the most expensive per GB.
Which order is correct?
Solid State, Optical, Magnetic
Optical, Magnetic, Solid State
Magnetic, Solid State, Optical
Optical, Solid State, Magnetic
Magnetic, Optical, Solid State
The types of storage are listed below from fastest to slowest. Which order is correct?
Magnetic, Optical, Solid State
Solid State, Optical, Magnetic
Optical, Magnetic, Solid State
Solid State, Magnetic, Optical
Computers use binary to store data.
True
False
Which number base is Binary?
10
2
16
Which of the following units is the smallest in terms of size?
Kilobyte
Megabyte
Nibble
How many bits are in a byte?
2
4
6
8
How many bits are in a nibble?
2
4
6
8
Smallest to largest, which of the below answers is correct?
bit, nibble,byte,megabyte,kilobyte,terabyte,petabyte
nibble, bit,byte,kilobyte,megabyte,terabyte,petabyte
bit,byte,nibble,kilobyte,megabyte,petabyte,terabyte
bit, nibble,byte,kilobyte,megabyte,terabyte,petabyte
Convert the following denary number into binary(11).
0011
1011
1100
1010
Convert the following denary number to binary (9).
1010
1011
1001
0111
Convert the following denary into binary (21)
0001 0101
0011 0101
0111 0111
0100 0101
Convert the following denary into binary (100).
0111 0100
0110 0100
0101 100
0110 1100
Convert the following binary number to denary (0000 1111).
15
12
10
8
Convert the following binary number to denary ( 0001 1001).
21
23
25
27
Convert the following binary into denary (0011 1111).
59
61
63
65
What is the hexadecimal value for the denary number (12).
A
B
C
D
What is the hexadecimal value for the binary number (0000 1111).
0d
0e
ff
0f
Convert the following binary number to hexadecimal (1001 1111)
8d
8e
9e
9f
Convert the following binary number to hexadecimal( 1100 0111).
c7
a6
b7
d7
Add the following nibbles together and select the correct answer from the list below. (1110 + 0010). Answer will be expressed in 4 bits.
0001
0000
10000
1001
What it is known as when a calculation has been run but there is not enough space to store the answer?
Syntax Error
Overflow Error
Indentation Error
Convert the hex value A5 to binary
10101010
00011111
01011010
10100101
You work out the approximate file size of an image using:
(bpp is bits per pixel - the colour depth)
bppheight × width × 8
8height × width × bpp
height × width × bpp × 8
8 ×bppheight × width
What is sample resolution in a sound file?
The number of different values used to represent a sample in the file
The number of bits used per second in the file
The number of bits used to store each sample in the file
The ratio of the compressed file size to the uncompressed size
A sound file's size is increased by
A greater bit depth
Lossy Compression
Higher sample frequency
The volume of the sound
Analogue sound waves are digitised in a process known as (a)
What is the decimal equivalent of hexadecimal value 'D'?
11
10
13
14
Convert Binary into Hexadecimal:
1011 1110 0001
CE2
6ED
BE1
9G2
What is meant by sampling resolution (bit depth)?
The number of bits per sample.
The number of bytes per sample.
The number of pixels per sample.
The number of data per sample.
Bitmap images are made up of (a)
Main drawback of high resolution images?
Increase in file size
Increase in pixels
The quality of Image.
No drawbacks.
What is an Image Resolution?
Number of pixels in an image.
Number of bits in an image.
Number of bytes in an image.
Number of data in an image.
A (a) is the basic unit of all computing memory storage terms.
Which of these is the smallest?
Megabyte
Kilobyte
Gigabyte
Terabyte
A bitmap image is made up of
Pixels
Colours
Sounds
Samples
is how many samples you take in a second.
Sample Rate
Sample Resolution
Binary
File Size
5 Seconds of audio, sample resolution of 2 bits and a sample rate of 2. What is the correct file size?
10
20
15
32
Increasing the sample rate means the analogue recording is sampled more often?
True
False
Increasing either the sample rate or sample resolution will increase the file size?
True
False
What does "SQL" stand for?
Structured Question Language
Structured Query Language
Simple Query Language
Simple Question Language
Which statement is used to extract data from a database?
Extract
Get
Open
Select
If you were wanting to filter data, which clause would you use?
Where
Order by
From
Select
Using which word allows you to specify that more than one condition must be met in a query?
Also
And
Or
Where
Using which word allows you to specify that only one of a series of conditions needs to be met in a query filter?
And
Maybe
If
Or
Less than or equal to?
>=
=>
=<
<=
Which character returns all the data found in a table?
%
#
*
/
Which word is missing from the following SQL statement?
Select * table_name
With
Where
From
And
What is the correct order of clauses in a SQL statement?
SELECT, FROM, ORDER BY, WHERE
SELECT, FROM, WHERE, ORDER BY
SELECT, WHERE, FROM, ORDER BY
WHERE, FROM, SELECT, ORDER BY
How do we select all rows for the "Designer" table?
SELECT * FROM Designer
SELECT [All] FROM Designer
SELECT Designer.*
SELECT FROM Designer
How would we script a SQL query to select "Description" from the Item table?
SELECT Item.Description
EXTRACT Description FROM Item
SELECT Item FROM Description
SELECT Description FROM Item
Which query would return only the fields DesignerID and Designer?
SELECT * FROM Designers
SELECT DesignerID, Name FROM Designers
SELECT DesignerID AND Designer FROM Designers
SELECT DesignerID, Designer FROM Designers
How would you display Chairs in the Items table that have a Price greater than £50.
SELECT * FROM Items WHERE Type = 'Chair' AND Price > 50
SELECT * FROM Items WHERE Type = 'Chair' OR Price < 100
SELECT * FROM Iterms WHERE Type = 'Chair' AND Price >= 50
SELECT * FROM Items WHERE Price > 50
Match the following SQL term with a description - FROM
The criteria which must be met
The fields to display
The field and order used to sort the results
The table used in the query
Match the following SQL term with a description - SELECT
The fields to display
The table used in the query
The criteria which must be met
The field and order used to sort the results
Match the following SQL term with a description - WHERE
The table used in the query
The fields to display
The field and order used to sort the results
The criteria which must be set
What is a field?
A collection of information
A single item of information
A list of information
A group of records
The SQL statement being run is:
SELECT player_name, score FROM leaderboard;
What is the name of the table in this query?
SELECT
player_name
score
leaderboard
Which statement will show all fields and records from the table called "celebs"?
SELECT * FROM celebs;
SELECT FROM celebs;
SELECT forename, surname FROM celebs;
SELECT celebs;
The SQL statement being run is:
SELECT player_name, score FROM leaderboard;
How many columns of results will be shown when this query is run?
0
1
2
3
Which SQL statement will show the names and heights of all basketball players taller than 200?
SELECT name FROM Player WHERE height >200;
SELECT name FROM Player WHERE height >=200;
SELECT name, height FROM Player WHERE height >200;
SELECT name, height FROM Player WHERE height <200;
Which SQL statement will show the names and weights of all wrestlers lighter than 170?
SELECT name, weight FROM Wrestler WHERE weight >170;
SELECT name, weight FROM Wrestler WHERE weight <= 170;
SELECT name, weight FROM Wrestler WHERE weight <170;
SELECT name, weight FROM Wrestler WHERE weight >=170;
The SQL statement that was run was:
SELECT username, score FROM Player WHERE score>900;
The results were:
andy_pandy_12 911
aleeyah_nasoor_09 920
new_slang 907
utter_mess 901
How many records were returned in the query results?
2
3
4
8
Which SQL query would display all pupils details who have the surname Smith?
SELECT surname FROM Pupils WHERE Smith
SELECT * FROM Pupils WHERE surname = Smith
SELECT * FROM Pupils WHERE surname = "Smith"
SELECT * FROM Pupils
Which SQL query would display all pupils who 12 years old or order and have the surname Smith?
SELECT * FROM Pupils WHERE Age >= 12 AND Surname = "Smith"
SELECT * FROM Pupils WHERE Age >= 12 AND Surname = Smith
SELECT * FROM Pupils WHERE Age > 12 AND Surname = "Smith"
SELECT * FROM Pupils
