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ICT Chapter 6.4 School Management Systems (Scored)

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which stakeholder primarily benefits from attendance tracking in a School Management System?

a)

IT vendors selling computer parts

b)

Parents configuring network routers

c)

Teachers recording daily attendance

d)

Students monitoring study progress

2.

A principal needs dashboards showing admissions, attendance, and fees. Which design choice supports this need?

a)

Standalone gaming consoles

b)

Peer-to-peer file sharing

c)

Manual paper-based ledgers

d)

Centralized role-based dashboards

3.

Which practice helps protect data in a School Management System?

a)

Store records in plain text files

b)

Disable all user authentication

c)

Use role-based access controls

d)

Publicly share passwords for access

4.

Which metric could help evaluate the effectiveness of a School Management System?

a)

Amount of VR headset hours

b)

Number of 4K monitors used

c)

Reduction in paperwork time

d)

Average server fan speed

5.

If a school’s timetable keeps changing, what ICT tool helps update all classes quickly?

a)

Photocopied calendars

b)

Manual attendance sheets

c)

Paper notice boards

d)

Digital scheduling module

6.

Which security practice is essential for school management systems?

a)

Turning off backups

b)

Sharing passwords widely

c)

Role-based access control

d)

Publicly posting grades

7.

Which example shows integration within school ICT systems?

a)

Art app links to sports gear

b)

Poster links to cafeteria menu

c)

Music player links to lockers

d)

Timetable links to attendance

8.

Computer-aided learning primarily supports teaching through which medium?

a)

Face-to-face lectures only

b)

Printed textbooks and photocopies

c)

Paper worksheets and chalkboards

d)

Online platforms and interactive programs

9.

What information would a teacher likely review to monitor student progress?

a)

Cafeteria lunch recipes weekly

b)

Assessment results stored digitally

c)

Library seating charts daily

d)

Bus route maps and timetables

10.

Which school system function aligns with 'registration & attendance'?

a)

Designing sports tournament logos

b)

Calculating cafeteria budgets

c)

Editing school yearbook photos

d)

Tracking who is present efficiently

11.

Why was verification difficult with traditional attendance?

a)

Teachers lacked training on devices

b)

Students could be marked present then leave

c)

Barcodes often failed to scan

d)

Network outages blocked updates

12.

During emergencies, what problem did paper registers create?

a)

Overheating of handheld devices

b)

Too many battery replacements needed

c)

Data encryption errors occurred

d)

Slower to confirm who was inside

13.

What type of event was specifically mentioned where speed mattered with attendance?

a)

Online exam submissions

b)

Sports day scorekeeping

c)

Fire drills at school

d)

Cafeteria payment queues

14.

Which improvement goal is implied by issues in traditional attendance?

a)

Faster and more reliable verification

b)

More colorful paper templates

c)

Longer homeroom periods daily

d)

Fewer classroom devices overall

15.

Which technology was NOT part of the traditional attendance method described?

a)

Biometric presence systems

b)

Manual paper checklists

c)

RFID-based door tracking

d)

Digital real-time dashboards

16.

What is the primary item each student uses in an automated attendance system with magnetic ID cards?

a)

A paper log signed by teacher

b)

A fingerprint scanner at gate

c)

A magnetic ID card issued by school

d)

A smartphone app with GPS

17.

When do students interact with the magnetic ID card system for attendance?

a)

When arriving and leaving school

b)

Only after final class ends

c)

Only when late to school

d)

Only during morning assemblies

18.

What specific information does the magnetic ID system record to build accurate attendance logs?

a)

Bus route numbers daily

b)

Classroom seating charts

c)

Student test scores weekly

d)

Exact date and time stamps

19.

Why are these security extensions described as helpful in emergencies?

a)

They unlock classroom doors

b)

They reduce printing costs

c)

They allow finding students quickly

d)

They speed up Wi‑Fi connections

20.

Which drawback of ID cards is directly avoided by fingerprints?

a)

High printing color costs

b)

Need for lamination machines

c)

Risk of being lost or forgotten

d)

Requirement for yearly photographs

21.

When selecting an attendance system, which criterion from the slide justifies biometrics?

a)

Preference for plastic badges

b)

High resistance to copying

c)

Compatibility with chalkboards

d)

Ability to store paper forms

22.

What can cause a fingerprint scan to fail in a school setting?

a)

Dirty fingers or minor injuries

b)

Too many students in line

c)

Low classroom lighting

d)

Slow school Wi‑Fi speed

23.

Which scenario shows incorrect biometric data collection?

a)

Following a clear enrollment procedure

b)

Checking quality and re‑scanning when needed

c)

Using clean, verified scans for all entries

d)

Recording smudged fingerprints for many students

24.

CAT scores are used primarily to measure performance compared to what?

a)

Teacher personal expectations

b)

Weekly class averages only

c)

The fastest student in school

d)

A national or general benchmark

25.

Which data type is NOT indicated as part of performance tracking on the slide?

a)

Awards and behaviour notes

b)

Test results and CAT scores

c)

Attendance and detention records

d)

Lunch menu preferences

26.

Which statement best explains how standardised tests support tracking?

a)

They only measure behaviour and awards

b)

They replace class tests entirely

c)

They guarantee perfect scores for all

d)

They provide benchmarks to compare performance

27.

Choose the most effective action when a CAL module fails to clarify a topic.

a)

Ignore confusion and proceed to the quiz

b)

Disable all hints and prompts immediately

c)

Seek teacher guidance for personalised support

d)

Repeat the same screen indefinitely

28.

What is a common challenge faced by schools when implementing automated attendance systems?

a)

Resistance from teachers

b)

Inconsistent student participation

c)

Difficulty in data integration

d)

High costs of technology

29.

Which feature enhances the accuracy of attendance tracking in modern systems?

a)

Use of paper registers

b)

Random checks by teachers

c)

Real-time data synchronization

d)

Manual entry of attendance

30.

What is a potential benefit of using biometric systems for attendance?

a)

More time spent on attendance

b)

Increased paperwork

c)

Elimination of human error

d)

Lower initial setup costs

31.

What is a common challenge when using manual attendance systems?

a)

Increased student engagement

b)

Time-consuming data entry

c)

Enhanced communication with parents

d)

Improved accuracy in records

32.

Which technology can streamline the process of tracking student attendance?

a)

Digital attendance apps

b)

Paper-based forms

c)

Manual roll calls

d)

Chalkboard lists

33.

What feature is essential for a modern attendance system to ensure data security?

a)

Open access for all users

b)

Regular software updates

c)

Publicly accessible databases

d)

Use of physical attendance sheets

34.

What is a key advantage of using digital attendance systems over traditional methods?

a)

Less accuracy in records

b)

More paperwork involved

c)

Faster data processing

d)

Lower initial costs

35.

How can schools ensure the reliability of biometric attendance systems?

a)

By regularly updating software

b)

By avoiding user training

c)

By using outdated technology

d)

By limiting user access

36.

What is a common feature of modern attendance systems that enhances user experience?

a)

Mobile app integration

b)

Manual entry of data

c)

Paper-based notifications

d)

Limited user feedback

37.

What is a significant benefit of integrating attendance systems with learning management systems?

a)

Reduced student engagement

b)

Higher costs for software

c)

Streamlined communication with parents

d)

Increased manual paperwork

38.

Which technology can enhance the accuracy of attendance tracking in large schools?

a)

Manual roll calls

b)

Biometric scanning

c)

Random student checks

d)

Paper attendance logs

39.

What is a potential drawback of using mobile apps for attendance tracking?

a)

Enhanced user experience

b)

Faster data processing

c)

Dependence on internet connectivity

d)

Increased accessibility for students

40.

What advantage does real-time attendance tracking provide during school events?

a)

Enables immediate response to absences

b)

Reduces the need for paper forms

c)

Allows for manual adjustments

d)

Increases the time spent on attendance

41.

Which method is considered the most secure for verifying student identity in attendance systems?

a)

Photo ID cards

b)

Biometric fingerprint scans

c)

Student passwords

d)

Random security questions

42.

What is a potential drawback of using mobile apps for attendance tracking?

a)

Increased student engagement

b)

Dependence on technology

c)

Faster data processing

d)

Lower costs compared to paper

43.

What is a potential drawback of using paper attendance forms in schools?

a)

They provide instant data analysis

b)

They are easily lost or damaged

c)

They allow for quick student feedback

d)

They are environmentally friendly

44.

How can schools ensure the accuracy of attendance data collected through technology?

a)

By using outdated software

b)

By limiting access to attendance records

c)

By regularly auditing the data

d)

By relying solely on student reports

45.

What is a key feature of an effective attendance management system?

a)

Limited user access

b)

Dependence on manual entry

c)

Real-time data updates

d)

Complex user interface

46.

What feature enhances the accuracy of attendance records in modern systems?

a)

Manual data entry

b)

Real-time data synchronization

c)

Paper-based logs

d)

Weekly audits

47.

Which method is most effective for ensuring data privacy in school management systems?

a)

Sharing passwords among staff

b)

Storing data on local drives only

c)

Encryption of sensitive information

d)

Public access to all records

48.

What is a key benefit of using cloud-based attendance systems?

a)

Accessibility from multiple devices

b)

Higher costs for maintenance

c)

Dependence on local internet only

d)

Increased physical storage needs

49.

What is a major advantage of using cloud-based attendance systems in schools?

a)

Increased reliance on paper forms

b)

Accessibility from any device with internet

c)

Higher costs for maintenance

d)

Limited data storage options

50.

How can attendance data be utilized to improve student performance?

a)

By focusing solely on test scores

b)

By correlating attendance with academic results

c)

By ignoring attendance trends

d)

By reducing communication with parents

51.

What is a common feature of modern attendance systems that enhances security?

a)

Use of guest books

b)

Paper-based attendance logs

c)

Integration with emergency response systems

d)

Manual attendance checks

52.

What feature of digital attendance systems helps reduce administrative workload?

a)

Weekly paper reports

b)

Automated data collection

c)

Physical attendance books

d)

Manual entry of student names

53.

Which technology can enhance communication between teachers and parents regarding attendance?

a)

Email notifications

b)

Printed newsletters

c)

Bulletin board announcements

d)

Phone calls only

54.

What is a significant advantage of using cloud-based systems for managing student attendance?

a)

Dependence on physical storage

b)

Higher risk of data loss

c)

Limited user access

d)

Increased data accessibility

55.

What is a primary advantage of using digital attendance systems over traditional methods?

a)

Increased reliance on paper

b)

Limited access for teachers

c)

Faster data retrieval and analysis

d)

Higher costs for implementation

56.

How do modern attendance systems contribute to student accountability?

a)

By providing real-time attendance updates

b)

By allowing students to self-report

c)

By using only manual tracking methods

d)

By reducing the need for teacher involvement

57.

Which feature of attendance systems can help in emergency situations?

a)

Static paper records

b)

Automated alerts for absences

c)

Limited access to data

d)

Manual attendance logs

58.

What is a primary benefit of using mobile applications for attendance tracking?

a)

Accessibility for parents and students

b)

Higher costs for implementation

c)

Limited functionality on devices

d)

Increased reliance on paper forms

59.

Which method can improve the security of student attendance data?

a)

Storing data in unsecured locations

b)

Using shared passwords among staff

c)

Implementing encryption protocols

d)

Regularly deleting attendance records

60.

How can schools utilize attendance data to enhance engagement?

a)

By reducing communication with students

b)

By ignoring attendance patterns

c)

By correlating attendance with participation in activities

d)

By focusing solely on academic performance