Computer Science-P1-9-MS
Computer Science-P1-9-MS
Computer Science-P1-9-MS
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Computer Science – Class 9 – P1 – Marking Scheme
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Computer Science – Class 9 – P1 – Marking Scheme
FirstNum 30 Integer 1
SecondNum 30.2 Real 1
6 Gender ‘M’ Character 1
SurName “John” String 1
Flag True Boolean 1
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-128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
9(b)(iii) 1
1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1
Decision making 1
Input/output 1
10 Flow of direction 1
Start/end 1
Process 1
Image resolution refers to the number of pixels that make up an image; for
example, an image could contain 4096 × 3072 pixels (12 582 912 pixels in 1
total)
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Mark
Question 13 Answer
s
is used by memory management to store and retrieve data from
paging 1
HDD/SSD and copy it into RAM
this is storage provided by a dedicated environment behind a
Private cloud company firewall; customer/client and cloud storage provider are 1
integrated and operate as a single entity
data The same data is stored on more than one server in case of
1
redundancy maintenance or repair, allowing clients to access data at any time
is a memory management technique where secondary memory can
Virtual memory 1
be used as if it were a part of the main memory
Cloud storage is a method of data storage where data is stored on remote servers 1
Question 14
Student marks program
Accept relevant names of modules (breakdown structures) at the end and award one mark for each
output box.
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True False
Question Statement Marks
(✓) (✓)
The analysis stage does not use abstraction and
decomposition tools to identify what is required from the (✓) 1
program.
to save storage space on devices such as the hard disk drive/solid state
drive
to reduce the time taken to stream a music or video file
16 to reduce the time taken to upload, download or transfer a file across a 5
network
reduced file size also reduces costs
uses less bandwidth due to fewer bits as compared to uncompressed files
(any relevant reason should be marked correct)
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