0417 w16 QP 13 PDF
0417 w16 QP 13 PDF
0417 w16 QP 13 PDF
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Tablet computers have touch screens.
Smartphones will only connect to the internet through WiFi.
A tablet computer has a separate keyboard.
Smartphones use a touchpad.
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A GUI involves the use of windows and menus.
User interaction with a GUI is intuitive.
A GUI takes up a lot of memory and resources.
Users have to learn a list of system commands in order to use a GUI.
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ROM is Real Optical Memory.
RAM stores the instructions you are currently working on.
ROM stores the BIOS.
RAM allows the user to read and write data.
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(a) Name the type of printer that is best suited to operate in harsh conditions.
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(b) Name a type of monitor that can reduce the effects of eye strain.
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(d) Name the type of monitor that is an input device on which output can be seen and is found in
a public information system.
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5 A new system is being implemented in a company. The systems analyst has a number of ways
that the system can be implemented.
For each named method, give an advantage of using the implementation over the others.
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(b) Describe the measures that should be taken to help protect data from being hacked.
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7 This email has been received by a bank customer who believes it may be fraudulent.
From: [email protected]
Subject: Account Status
Dear Costumer,
Due to resent activity on account, we have reason to believe that your account has been
compromised . For your security, we have temporariley prevented access to your account.
Tawara Bank safeguards your account when there is a possibility that someone other than you
tried to log in. You may be getting this message because you signed in from a different location
or device. If this is the case, your access may be restored when you log in your username and
passward.. For immediate access, you are required to follow the instruction below to confirm
your account in order to secure your personal account information.
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8 Uniform Resource Locators (URL) are used to locate web addresses and resources. In order to
get to the weather forecast for Auckland, New Zealand, you would enter:
http://www.bbc.com/weather/2193733
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(b) The 2016 CIE IGCSE ICT syllabus can either be found using a web browser or a search
engine.
Describe two advantages of using a web browser rather than a search engine.
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9 You have completed a word processed report for a History project on the First World War. You set
the computer to check the grammar and spelling.
Explain why you still need to check the spelling and grammar visually.
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10 There are several ways in which members of an organisation can organise meetings. These
include video-, audio- or web-conferencing.
(a) An organisation is planning an important meeting with the Directors of the three main offices.
They are going to set up an audio-conference.
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(b) The organisation has a computer network which is connected to the internet. The router
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11 The headteacher of a school has decided to allow all data about the students to be backed up
onto the cloud.
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(b) Even though the cloud appears to be an excellent resource, it has many problems.
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14 Car production lines use robots to manufacture the vehicles. The robots have devices attached to
their arms to help in the manufacturing process.
(a) For each of the named devices, describe their use on a car production line.
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(b) Give three advantages to the company of using robots rather than humans to manufacture
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(c) Give three disadvantages to the company of using robots rather than humans to manufacture
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(d) Cars have to be designed before they can be manufactured. 3D printers can be used to
produce models of a car.
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16 The following is part of a household budget spreadsheet. Cells B9 and B14 contain formulas. The
owner wishes to test the spreadsheet which must follow the following rules:
A B C
1 Household budget
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3 Outgoings
4 Heating $45.00
5 Food $80.00
6 Travel $35.00
7 Utilities $61.00
8 Clothes $40.00
9 $261.00
10 Income
11 Total Salary $280.00
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14 Balance $19.00
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(a) Describe four testing strategies you could use to test the model.
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(b) Describe how you would change the spreadsheet so that it alerts the user if any outgoing is
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17 A new toll road that drivers pay to use has just opened. The company that owns the road uses
Electronic Number Plate Recognition Systems to collect payments from drivers automatically.
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18 For each of the following safety issues suggest a possible strategy for preventing the problem.
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19 The director of a major electronics company announced that ‘homes are about to become much
smarter’. He was talking about the use of home appliances that could connect to the internet.
These include central heating systems, ovens, televisions and fridges.
Devices like these need to connect to the internet. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of
connecting them to the internet.
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