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ICT 6.2. Modelling Applications (Practice)

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

Computer modelling is:

a)

the use of computers to simulate real-world systems or processes

b)

the physical construction of computer hardware

c)

the manual drawing of diagrams to represent systems

d)

the programming of games for entertainment purposes

2.

The advantages and disadvantages of using models include:

a)

They help simplify complex systems but may not capture all real-world details.

b)

They always provide accurate predictions for every scenario.

c)

They eliminate the need for any real-world testing.

d)

They are only useful in theoretical studies and not in practical applications.

3.

Identify real-life examples of modelling applications.

a)

Weather forecasting

b)

Playing video games

c)

Listening to music

d)

Reading a novel

4.

Simulations are created and used in which of the following ways?

a)

By modeling real-world processes and testing scenarios virtually

b)

By only observing real-world events without any modeling

c)

By ignoring data and making random guesses

d)

By using only physical experiments without computers

5.

What is simulation in the context of computer modelling? Fill in the blank: Simulation is the creation of a computer-based model of a ______ system.

a)

real

b)

imaginary

c)

virtual

d)

random

6.

Computer modelling is based on which of the following?

a)

Physical experiments

b)

Mathematical representations

c)

Random guesses

d)

Artistic drawings

7.

Computer modelling is used to study current behaviour, predict future behaviour, and test possible changes.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Fill in the blank: One advantage of using models is that they are ___ .

a)

less expensive than building real systems (e.g. bridges)

b)

more complicated than real systems

c)

always perfectly accurate

d)

impossible to use in engineering

9.

Fill in the blank: Using models is ___ .

a)

safer than real-life experiments (e.g. chemical processes, nuclear plants)

b)

more expensive than real-life experiments

c)

less accurate than real-life experiments

d)

impossible in scientific research

10.

Fill in the blank: Models allow us to ___ .

a)

try out different scenarios in advance

b)

ignore real-world data

c)

avoid making predictions

d)

eliminate uncertainty completely

11.

Fill in the blank: Models ___ .

a)

can simulate hazardous or remote conditions (space, deep sea, etc.)

b)

are always 100% accurate

c)

cannot be used for predictions

d)

replace real-world experiments entirely

12.

Fill in the blank: Models are ___ than real-life experiments.

a)

faster than real-life experiments (e.g. climate change predictions)

b)

slower than real-life experiments

c)

less accurate than real-life experiments

d)

more expensive than real-life experiments

13.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of using models?

a)

They always provide accurate results

b)

Only as good as the data and programming

c)

They are easy to develop

d)

Models are always trusted by people

14.

Fill in the blank: One disadvantage of using models is that they can be ______ to develop.

a)

costly

b)

easy

c)

quick

d)

fun

15.

People may distrust results from models due to differences from reality.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Which of the following is an example of modelling?

a)

Personal finance (budget planning using spreadsheets)

b)

Cooking recipes

c)

Painting

d)

Singing

17.

Which of the following is an example of modelling?

a)

Bridge and building design (3D models + stress tests)

b)

Playing football

c)

Reading books

d)

Gardening

18.

Fill in the blank: ________ is an example of modelling related to water management.

a)

Flood water management

b)

Forest fire prediction

c)

Traffic flow analysis

d)

Air pollution modelling

19.

Fill in the blank: ________ is an example of modelling used for managing traffic.

a)

Traffic management systems

b)

Weather forecasting models

c)

E-commerce platforms

d)

Agricultural planning tools

20.

Fill in the blank: ________ is an example of modelling used for predicting weather.

a)

Weather forecasting

b)

Population modelling

c)

Economic forecasting

d)

Traffic simulation

21.

Fill in the blank: In personal finance, you can use ________ to model income vs. expenses.

a)

spreadsheets

b)

calendars

c)

paintings

d)

maps

22.

Which of the following can be changed to predict profits or losses in personal finance?

a)

Item prices

b)

Quantity

c)

Both A and B

d)

None of the above

23.

Fill in the blank: Using spreadsheets in personal finance shows how ________ affect outcomes easily.

a)

variables

b)

colors

c)

fonts

d)

formulas

24.

What is simulated in the example of traffic management?

a)

Roundabout traffic lights

b)

Y-junction traffic lights

c)

Pedestrian crossings

d)

Highway traffic lights

25.

Fill in the blank: The first step in simulating Y-junction traffic lights is to _________.

a)

Collect real traffic data

b)

Install traffic lights

c)

Design road signs

d)

Set up pedestrian crossings

26.

Fill in the blank: After collecting real traffic data, the next step is to ________ into a computer model.

a)

Enter

b)

Delete

c)

Ignore

d)

Print

27.

Fill in the blank: To optimise traffic flow, test ________ scenarios.

a)

timing

b)

weather

c)

vehicle

d)

route

28.

Simulating Y-junction traffic lights is safer and cheaper than real-world trials.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Which of the following does weather forecasting simulate?

a)

A) Air pressure, temperature, wind, and jet streams

b)

B) Ocean currents and tides

c)

C) Soil moisture and nutrients

d)

D) Animal migration patterns

30.

Weather forecasting produces ________ forecast maps.

a)

animated

b)

static

c)

digital

d)

printed

31.

One of the benefits of weather forecasting is that it helps predict severe weather in advance.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Fill in the blank: Modelling is using computers to simulate ______ systems.

a)

real-world

b)

imaginary

c)

virtual

d)

fictional

33.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using computer modelling compared to real trials?

a)

Safer

b)

Cheaper

c)

Slower

d)

Faster

34.

Fill in the blank: The accuracy of computer modelling depends on the quality of ______ and model design.

a)

data

b)

software

c)

hardware

d)

graphics

35.

Modelling is better than real-life testing in some situations because:

a)

it is less expensive and safer.

b)

it always gives more accurate results.

c)

it eliminates the need for any testing.

d)

it is faster but less reliable.

36.

Select the modelling example that interests you the most.

a)

Mathematical modelling

b)

Physical modelling

c)

Statistical modelling

d)

Conceptual modelling

37.

If the input data is inaccurate, what could go wrong?

a)

The results may be incorrect or misleading.

b)

The system will always work perfectly.

c)

The input data will automatically correct itself.

d)

There will be no impact on the output.

38.

Which activity involves creating a spreadsheet to model your own monthly budget?

a)

Create a spreadsheet to model your own monthly budget.

b)

Write an essay about monthly expenses.

c)

Draw a pie chart of your favorite foods.

d)

Make a poster about saving energy.

39.

Activity Idea: What can you do to see how changes in your budget affect your savings or losses?

a)

Try changing values in your budget spreadsheet

b)

Ignore the budget spreadsheet

c)

Delete the budget spreadsheet

d)

Never review your budget