Second Term Exam IT Primary 6
Subject:
Information Technology IT
Term:
Second Term
Week:
Week 12
Class:
Primary 6 / BASIC 6
Second Term Examination
Objectives
- Which of the following is NOT a toolbar in Adobe Photoshop? A) Options B) Layers C) History D) Brushes
- The toolbar that allows you to adjust the size, shape, and hardness of your brush is the: A) Brushes toolbar B) Options toolbar C) Layers toolbar D) History toolbar
- The toolbar that allows you to create, delete, and rearrange layers in your document is the: A) Layers toolbar B) History toolbar C) Options toolbar D) Brushes toolbar
- The toolbar that displays a list of recently performed actions and allows you to undo and redo actions is the: A) History toolbar B) Layers toolbar C) Options toolbar D) Brushes toolbar
- The toolbar that allows you to adjust the canvas size, ruler units, and grid settings is the: A) Options toolbar B) Layers toolbar C) History toolbar D) Brushes toolbar
- The toolbar that allows you to select and manipulate the colors in your document is the: A) Color palette B) Swatches palette C) Color Picker D) Color Mixer
- The toolbar that allows you to add text to your document is the: A) Type toolbar B) Text toolbar C) Font toolbar D) Character toolbar
- The toolbar that allows you to adjust the size, font, and formatting of text in your document is the: A) Type toolbar B) Text toolbar C) Font toolbar D) Character toolbar
- The toolbar that allows you to add shapes and paths to your document is the: A) Shapes toolbar B) Paths toolbar C) Vector toolbar D) Geometry toolbar
- The toolbar that allows you to adjust the layer styles and blending options for your document is the: A) Styles toolbar B) Layer Styles toolbar C) Blending Options toolbar D) Effects toolbar
- Which of the following is a type of network topology? A) Bus B) Star C) Ring D) All of the above
- In a bus topology, devices are connected to a central: A) Hub B) Switch C) Router D) Cable
- In a star topology, devices are connected to a central: A) Hub B) Switch C) Router D) Cable
- In a ring topology, devices are connected in a circular fashion, with the signal traveling in a: A) Clockwise direction B) Counterclockwise direction C) Linear direction D) Both A and B
- Which of the following is a disadvantage of a bus topology? A) If the central cable fails, the entire network goes down B) It is more expensive to set up than other topologies C) It is less reliable than other topologies D) It is more susceptible to security breaches than other topologies
- Which of the following is a disadvantage of a star topology? A) If the central device fails, the entire network goes down B) It is more expensive to set up than other topologies C) It is less reliable than other topologies D) It is more susceptible to security breaches than other topologies
- Which of the following is a disadvantage of a ring topology? A) If any device on the ring fails, the entire network goes down B) It is more expensive to set up than other topologies C) It is less reliable than other topologies D) It is more susceptible to security breaches than other topologies
- Which of the following is an advantage of a bus topology? A) It is easy to set up and requires fewer cables B) It is more reliable than other topologies C) It is less susceptible to security breaches than other topologies D) It is faster than other topologies
- Which of the following is an advantage of a star topology? A) It is easy to set up and requires fewer cables B) It is more reliable than other topologies C) It is less susceptible to security breaches than other topologies D) It is faster than other topologies
- Which of the following is an advantage of a ring topology? A) It is easy to set up and requires fewer cables B) It is more reliable than other topologies C) It is less susceptible to security breaches than other topologies D) It is faster than other topologies
- Which of the following is an advantage of computer networks?
A) Increased productivity
B) Improved communication
C) Shared resources
D) All of the above - Which of the following is a disadvantage of computer networks?
A) Complex setup
B) Vulnerability to security breaches
C) Dependence on hardware and software
D) All of the above - Which of the following is NOT an advantage of computer networks?
A) Enhanced collaboration and teamwork
B) Greater storage capacity
C) More expensive hardware and software costs
D) Improved access to information and resources - Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of computer networks?
A) Difficult to troubleshoot and maintain
B) Possibility of data loss due to hardware or software failures
C) Limited access to resources
D) Increased privacy and security - Which of the following is an advantage of using a client-server network?
A) Centralized control and management
B) Increased security and reliability
C) Ability to easily scale the network
D) All of the above - Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a client-server network?
A) Dependence on a central server
B) Higher cost to set up and maintain
C) Limited flexibility and customization
D) All of the above - Which of the following is an advantage of using a peer-to-peer network?
A) No need for a central server
B) Easy to set up and configure
C) Greater flexibility and customization
D) All of the above - Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a peer-to-peer network?
A) Limited security and reliability
B) Lack of central control and management
C) Difficulty scaling the network
D) All of the above - Which of the following is an advantage of using a wired network?
A) Faster data transfer speeds
B) More secure connection
C) Greater range and coverage
D) All of the above - Which of the following is a disadvantage of using a wired network?
A) Limited flexibility and mobility
B) More expensive to set up and maintain
C) Difficulty running cables and maintaining connections
D) All of the above - Which of the following is NOT a basic mathematical operation that can be performed in Scratch?
A) Addition
B) Subtraction
C) Multiplication
D) Exponentiation - To perform addition in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “add” block
B) “sum” block
C) “total” block
D) “plus” block - To perform subtraction in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “subtract” block
B) “difference” block
C) “minus” block
D) “less” block - To perform multiplication in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “multiply” block
B) “product” block
C) “times” block
D) “by” block - To perform division in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “divide” block
B) “quotient” block
C) “over” block
D) “per” block - To perform exponentiation in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “power” block
B) “exponent” block
C) “raise” block
D) “to the power of” block - To store the result of a mathematical operation in a variable in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “set” block
B) “store” block
C) “save” block
D) “assign” block - To retrieve the value of a variable in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “get” block
B) “retrieve” block
C) “fetch” block
D) “load” block - To perform a mathematical operation with a fixed value in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “constant” block
B) “fixed” block
C) “static” block
D) “literal” block - To perform a mathematical operation with a value that the user inputs in Scratch, you can use the:
A) “input” block
B) “ask” block
C) “prompt” block
D) “request” block
Part B Theory
- What is the toolbar that allows you to select and manipulate the colors in your document called?
- What is the toolbar that allows you to add text to your document called?
- What is the toolbar that allows you to adjust the size, font, and formatting of text in your document called?
- What is the toolbar that allows you to add shapes and paths to your document called?
- What is the toolbar that allows you to adjust the layer styles and blending options for your document called?
- What are the three main types of network topology?
- How are devices connected in a bus topology?
- How are devices connected in a star topology?
- How are devices connected in a ring topology?
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of each type of network topology?
- What are the main advantages of computer networks?
- What are the main disadvantages of computer networks?
- How do client-server networks differ from peer-to-peer networks in terms of their advantages and disadvantages?
- How do wired networks differ from wireless networks in terms of their advantages and disadvantages?
- How do the advantages and disadvantages of computer networks impact the decision to implement a network in an organization?
- How can basic mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division be performed in Scratch?
- How can exponentiation be performed in Scratch?
- How can the result of a mathematical operation be stored in a variable in Scratch?
- How can the value of a variable be retrieved in Scratch?
- How can mathematical operations be performed with fixed values or user-inputted values in Scratch?