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ICT Year 11 - 40 Questions - REVISION for exam!

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is blockchain technology?

a)

Centralised control

b)

Decentralised trust (entity)

c)

Exclusive ownership

d)

Peer to Peer communication

2.

In a centralised system, who typically holds control over the network?

a)

Network participants

b)

Government authorities

c)

Decentralized nodes

d)

Miners

3.

What does a ledger in the context of blockchain refer to?

a)

A decentralised database

b)

A government document

c)

A private communication channel

d)

A centralised server

4.

What does the term "immutable" mean in the context of blockchain records?

a)

Records that can be easily changed

b)

Records that cannot be altered or tampered with

c)

Records with centralised control

d)

Records with dynamic content

5.

What characteristic of blockchain enhances trust in its data?

a)

Dynamic records

b)

Centralised control

c)

Immutable records

d)

Private ledger

6.

What is the first block in a blockchain called?

a)

Genesis block

b)

Prime block

c)

Alpha block

d)

Inception block

7.

What is the role of miners in a blockchain network?

a)

Record-keeping

b)

Block verification

c)

Centralised control

d)

Ledger maintenance

8.

In blockchain, what does a hash function do?

a)

Secures private keys

b)

Converts data into a fixed-size string of characters

c)

Manages blockchain consensus

d)

Controls mining operations

9.

What are the main components of a block in a blockchain?

a)

Miners and transactions

b)

Hash, data, hash of previous block

c)

Private key and public key

d)

Centralised ledger and decentralised nodes

10.

What can be included in the data section of a block?

a)

Transaction details

b)

Smart contract code

c)

Digital signatures

d)

All of the above

11.

Which of the following is a type of digital currency that utilises a public ledger?

a)

Bitcoin

b)

Cash

c)

Credit cards

d)

Cheques

12.

What is a cryptocurrency?

a)

Physical coins and banknotes

b)

Digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security

c)

Government-issued legal tender

d)

In-game currency used for virtual transactions

13.

How is cryptocurrency decentralised?

a)

Controlled by a central government

b)

Regulated by financial institutions

c)

Not controlled by a government or financial institution

d)

Operates exclusively in virtual worlds

14.

What is FIAT currency?

a)

Virtual currency used in online games

b)

Digital currency regulated by governments

c)

Currency issued by a government and considered legal tender

d)

Cryptocurrency with decentralised control

15.

How is the value of FIAT currency regulated?

a)

By virtual worlds or online games

b)

By financial institutions

c)

By cryptography

d)

By the issuing government

16.

Which of the following is an example of cryptocurrency?

a)

World of Warcraft gold

b)

Euro

c)

Bitcoin

d)

Monopoly money

17.

What is the primary purpose of cryptography in cryptocurrencies?

a)

Creating legal regulations

b)

Ensuring transferability

c)

Securing transactions

d)

Regulating value

18.

What distinguishes game tokens from cryptocurrencies?

a)

Used in virtual worlds only

b)

Government regulation

c)

Decentralised control

d)

Cryptographic security

19.

What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

The simulation of human intelligence by machines

b)

A type of natural language processing

c)

A form of advanced robotics

20.

Which of the following is an example of AI in everyday life?

a)

Microwave

b)

Coffee maker

c)

Siri

21.

What does the Turing test of 1950 (The Imitation Game) assess?

a)

The speed of computers

b)

The intelligence of machines

c)

The accuracy of natural language processing

d)

The efficiency of algorithms

22.

What are Siri, Alexa, and other smart assistants examples of?

a)

Machine learning

b)

Computer vision

c)

Natural language processing

d)

All of the above

23.

The use and development of computer systems that are able to learn and adapt without following explicit instructions, by using algorithms and statistical models to analyse and draw inferences from patterns in data.

a)

Machine Learning

b)

Internet of Things (IoT)

c)

Big Data

d)

Deep Learning

24.

A type of machine learning based on artificial neural networks in which multiple layers of processing are used to extract progressively higher-level features from data.

a)

Deep Learning

b)

Generalisation Learning

c)

Machine Learning

d)

Strong AI

25.

What is Computer Vision?

a)

The ability of computers to understand and interpret visual information

b)

The study of computer hardware

c)

The process of creating virtual realities

26.

Give an example of AI technology used in self-driving cars.

a)

Natural language processing

b)

Computer vision

c)

Big Data analytics

27.

What is the primary distinction between Strong AI and Weak AI?

a)

Strong AI is designed for specific tasks, while Weak AI possesses general intelligence.

b)

Strong AI can perform any intellectual task that a human can, while Weak AI is specialised.

c)

Weak AI has consciousness and self-awareness, while Strong AI lacks these attributes.

28.

Which color model is commonly used for digital displays and web images?

a)

RGB

b)

CMYK

c)

PMS

29.

In the context of printing, which color model is used for creating full-color images?

a)

RGB

b)

CMYK

c)

PMS

30.

What does PMS stand for in the context of color representation?

a)

Primary Mixing System

b)

Pantone Matching System

c)

Pigment Mixing Standard

31.

In which scenario is the PNG file format typically recommended for image saving?

a)

When the image has a complex background and needs transparency

b)

When the image is a photograph with vibrant colors

c)

When the image requires lossy compression for smaller file size

32.

Which file format is suitable for saving images that require scalability without loss of quality?

a)

JPG

b)

PNG

c)

SVG

d)

GIF

33.

Raster graphics are suitable for logos and illustrations, while vector graphics are ideal for detailed photographs. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Raster graphics are composed of pixels become jagged and pixelated when resized (resolution dependent), while vector graphics use paths and curves to define shapes, and can be scaled without loss of quality (resolution independent).

a)

True

b)

False

35.

What is a crucial skill set required to become a successful data scientist in the field of AI?

a)

Expertise in programming languages like Python and Mathematics & Statistics.

b)

Proficiency in Graphic Design tools, Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence.

36.

In the data science workflow, what is the main purpose of the training dataset in machine learning?

a)

To evaluate the performance of the model.

b)

To train the model and enable it to learn patterns from the input data.

c)

To test the generalisation capability of the model.

37.

Interpreting complex datasets to make informed business decisions. It is crucial for optimising business processes, uncovering hidden patterns, and gaining actionable insights from large volumes of data.

a)

Data Science

b)

Artificial Intelligence

c)

Deep Learning

38.

What is the primary difference between the CMYK and RGB color models?

a)

CMYK is additive, while RGB is subtractive.

b)

CMYK is subtractive, while RGB is additive.

39.

In which application or industry would you primarily use the Pantone Matching System (PMS)?

a)

Digital displays and web design.

b)

Printing and graphic design - when you precisely need to match a colour.

c)

Photography and photo editing - when you precisely need to match a colour..

40.

In the context of data science, what is the primary definition of "data" and "algorithm"?

a)

Data involves raw facts and figures while algorithm is a set of instructions for processing and analysing data.

b)

Data is the result of a computation while algorithm is the input to a computational process.