Section A (36 marks) – 1 mark each
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25.
Vacuum tube
Paperless
Design
i. A (Hard disk)
ii. C (RAM)
C
i A
ii C
Command Line Interface
i. Word Processing
ii. Spreadsheet
i. True
ii. True
i. True
ii True
Router
Satellite
A
C
A
Graphic editor
A
X. Graphic Artist
Y. Audio-Video Technician
Implementation
i. Fifth Generation/5th Generation
ii. High Level
P - Structured programming
Q - Object-oriented language
X – Shamira
Y – 3.142
B
i. Sequence control structure
ii.Selection control structure
i. Boolean
ii. Integer
Section B (20 marks)
26. a. P – Backup Utility
R – File Management
- 1 mark
- 1 mark
b. Q – is an utility program that protects a computer against viruses by identifying and removing
any computer viruses found in a memory, storage media or incoming files. - 2 marks
27. a. X – Green
Y – Orange / White
- 1 mark
- 1 mark
b. Crosscable/CrossOvercable
- 1 mark
Cable used to connect two computing device directly - 1 mark
28. a. Digital Camera or Scanner (1 answer)
jpg / .bmp / .tiff
b. Time frame concept
Card concept
- 1 mark
- 1 mark
- 1 mark
- 1 mark
29. a. Assembler (any 2)
Compiler
Interpreter
- 2 marks
b. Assembler - An assembler is a program that transforms source code written in
Assembly Language to the machine language. All commands in Assembly
Language will transform to machine language.
OR
Compiler - A compiler is a computer program that transforms source code written in
a computer language (the source language) into machine language. A compiler
will transform all the source code then will list the syntax error. The source code
will executable if there are no error. There are object code file.
OR
Interpreter - An interpreter is a computer program that transforms source code to
machine language. It will translate the source code row by row. Syntax
error will appear when the source code has an error. It will wait until the
error has been corrected. There are no object code file.
- 2 marks
30. a. Operator used in Figure 7 (i) is logical operator and Figure 7 ( ii) is mathematical operator.
2 marks
b.
Differences
Function
Symbol
Logical operator
Mathematical operators are
notations that tell the computer to
perform mathematical operations
such as addition, subtraction,
multiplication and
division
AND, OR, NOT
Mathematical
operator
Logical operator are
notations that tell the
computer to perform
logical operations
such as check the
status of two Boolean
values
+, -, *, /
-
2 marks
Section C (14 marks)
31. a. Multimedia is presentation of information by using a combination of text, graphic,
video and animation.
- 1mark
b.
CD Based
Store high resolution
picture and video (high
end)
Can be permanently stored
and are not changeable
Criteria
resolution
Web Based
Store low resolution picture
and video.
contents
Can be changed or deleted
by irresponsible individuals
Information on multimedia
can be quickly outdated
update
Information for multimedia
can be updates easily
- 4 marks
c. Consistency – means the interface design is in harmony and the same applies to all screen in a
software program.
- 1 mark
Clarity – means clearness of labels on all icon to make the system easy to understand.
- 1 mark
32. a. Input = number1, number2, number3 OR any relevan answer.
-1 mark
Proses = Average = number1+ number2+ number3
3
OR
any relevan answer
Output = Average/Purata OR any relevan answer
-1 mark
-1 mark
b. pseudo code OR top-down design model.
-1 mark
c. Name the phase : Coding phase
-1 mark
Explain the phase:
The process of writing the instructions or code for solution using the computer
programming language. A programmer uses a program development tool which
generates or provides some or all codes.
-2 marks
33. a. Interface
input interface for ‘price’ – 1 mark
output interface for ‘price after discount’ – 1 mark
clearness of interface (complete with correct labeling) – 1 mark
b. Constant – discount. – 1 mark
Variable – price / price after discount. – 1 mark
Reason:
Constant – the value of discount is fixed / does not change. – 1 mark
Variable – the value of price / price after discount varies / changes. – 1 mark