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ICT for SMS DH 14/3/17 5

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1.
Any device which proses raw data into meaning full information is called
a. Computer
b. Fax Machine
c. Processor
d .Input devices
e. Mouse and Keyboard

2.
The facts, which is meaning less by itself is called as:
a. input computer
b. processed data
c. input software
d. output computer
e. Row data, or data

3.

What is being done to data, to make it meaning full or how you are going to turn data to information is
called as:
A transaction
b. send and receive
c. output translation
d. process
e. zombie

4.
The final result after processing data is called as:
a. raw data
b. processed information
c. information
d. output
e. output information

5.
Parts of a computer that you can see and touch is called as
a. Scanner
b. Pen Drive
c. Operating system
d. Hardware
e. Digital Camera

6.
Putting data into the computer is input, which mean:
a. the first step of data processing
b. taking the data from the computer
c. taking and putting the data to the computer
d. instruction to computer to print data
e. process data by micro processor

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7.
The component of a computer that we can see and touch are known as:
a. software
b. processor
c. input device
d. output device
e. hardware

8.
Most common input devices and are used to input text, number and instruction to the computer is
known as:
a. Mouse
b. Joystick
c. Touch screen
d. Keyboard
e. Scanner

9.
Input device are hardware that:
a. allow data to be input into the computer
b. allow data to be take out from the computer
c. concept keyboard
d. touch pad
e. touch screen

10.
Pointing device such as mouse are used for:
a. grouping, moving and deleting files
b. common instructions given to the computer based on icon
c. opening, closing, grouping, change place of cursor and deleting files
d. opening, closing and icon
e. control the positions of pointer in the screen

11.
Apart of input devices known as sensor, that used for
a. input data from measurement environment
b. monitoring the data in physical quantity from environment
c. monitoring and controlling system environment
d. ADC (Analog to Digital converter)
e. feed back

12.
Data output from the computer can be taken by
a. output devices
b. input device
c. mouse
d. key board
e. monitor

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13.
Primarily used to see the temporary output are:
a. Screen or monitor
b. Speaker
c. Printer
d. Actuator
e. Sensor

14.
Copying data or files to different medium for:
a. Backing up of data preventing it in case main storage become damage and failure
b. Restoring data when the computer need to repair due to failure of original storage device
c. preventing from the attacking of viruses
d. preventing the data from hackers
e. spare data for used in the future

15.
CD ROM and DVD-ROM are Read Only Memory. Its mean, that:
a. Data can write and read
b. Data can be lost and re-write into RAM
c. Nonvolatile data
d. Used for long life and big volume of data
e. Erasing after using the content of data

16.
The connections of the computer together in some way called
a. computer network
b. sharing resources
c. the biggest network in the world
d. LAN only
e. Intranet

17.
Local Area Network LAN usually within one building or certainly not over large area. If it is connect
to another LAN in other area, it is called
a. Modem
b. Router
c. Hubs or Switch
d. Bridge
e. WAN

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18.
This Picture is the mobile GSM network system.

f1 ;;;6 = frequency resource

BSC covered
area
bt f3
f6 s
f4
f6 Internet
f3 f5 f4 MSC
bt f1

Mobile
bt
Switching
sf2 B Center

bts = base S
transceiver C Base
Station Station
Control

This network system used:

a. Satellite link always
b. Fiber optics only
c. Terrestrial transmission
d. Using frequencies many times
e. Frequency communication channel

19.
Switching on a computer follow the steps:

a. All cables are connected, turn on monitor then turn on CPU or System Unit
b. All start and shut down process;
c. All cables are connected, turn on monitor then turn on CPU or System Unit and exit;
d. All cables are connected, turn on CPU or System Unit then turn on monitor
e. Start of Operating system;

20.
A collection of system software used to manage the overall operations of the computer is called:
a. Bootup process;
b. Selecting a file process;
c. Operating system
d. Application software
e. Utility

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21.
Programming Techniques: The structure flowchart program picture below is

Cond.

a. Decision
b. Sequential
c. Repetition or iterative
d. Selection
e. Combination

22.
Programming Techniques: Pseudocode for Repetition structure can be written as:
a. WHILE Condition < >
DO
Process 1;
Process 2;
.
.
Process n;
ENDDO;

b. INPUT Data
Process 1;
Process 2;
.
.
Process n;
OUTPUT;

c. INPUT data; Process1..n; OUTPUT;

d. INPUT Data; IF – THEN – ELSE; OUTPUT;
e. Process1...n;

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23.
Look at the Flowchart below.
Enter 10 number from Keyboard: number = 13, 14, 10, 11, 15, 16, 18, 19, 12, 17. When Counter
<10>, then Display total number and Average are:

Start

Counter = 1

ENTER num

Counter No
<= 10?
<= 10?

Total num
Yes

Counter = Counter+1 PRINT num Average

DISPLAY
Tot, Average Stop

Counter num Total Average

1
2
3
4
5
6
7 ?
8
9
10

(hint.: complete the table then answer the questions)

a. 14 and 1.5
b. 118 and 11.8
c. 143 and 14.3
d. 128 and 12.8
e. 145 and 14.5

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24.
Problem no. 23, it is combined of structure program:
a. Sequential and Selection
b. Sequential, Repetition and Selection
c. Repetition and Selection
d. Sequential and Combination
e. Sequential and Repetition

25.
Repetition part of the Flowchart in problem no.23, can be written as:
a. IF – THEN – ELSE;

b. WHILE counter <10>

DO
PRINT num;
Counter = Counter + 1;
ENDDO;

c. IF Counter <= 10, THEN Print num;

d. Total = num1 + num2 +….+ num 10;

e. PRINT Num;

26.
XYA is a company in a developing country that buys and sells steel. They employ a number of sales
staff to phone potential customers in order to sell their steel.
They are seeking to save costs and have asked a number of their sales staff to work from home.
Temperatures are fairly low in the winter so sales staff tend to have central heating systems in their
homes.
Regular staff meetings are planned to take place using phone conferencing which the manager Ibrahim
will organize.

Choose the four statements from options below, which are benefits to the company of workers working
from home.

A. Workers will not have to work as hard as if they were in an office

B. It is easier to get all the workers together for meetings and briefings
C. It would be easier for managers to supervise workers
D. Not so much money would have to be spent on the company’s utility bills
E. There would be no distractions for workers preventing them from working
F. Lower costs as company can rent smaller offices
G. The workforce would probably be happier so there would be improved motivation to work and
increased productivity
H. It would be easier to sell steel
I. The cost to the company of the phone calls would be cheaper as home phone charges are lower
J. More staff would be retained so money wouldn’t have to be spent on training new staff

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a. A, B, C, D
b. D, F, F, G
c. C, D, E, F
d. A, D, E, F
e. D, F, G, J

27.
Choose four statements which are benefits to the company of using staff to make phone sales rather
than advertising on a website. Look at the option given below.

A. You can reach a larger audience by phone than by using a website

B. Running a website is cheaper than paying telephone operators
C. They can be sure all targeted customers are reached as not everybody will see the website
D. Phone calls always result in a successful sale
E. They can contact customers whose internet speed is so slow they may not be able to use the
website
F. They will know accurately how many sales they have made
G. You cannot get immediate feedback from your potential customers
H. Customers would never buy steel using a website
I. Websites can have video and photographs
J. It is more personal so it might be easier to persuade customers to purchase steel

a. B, C, D, J
b. C, E, F, J
c. A, C, D, E
d. A, B, C, D
e. C, D, E, F

28.
Describe how a microprocessor make use of the data from a Temperature Sensor (Ts) to control central
heating, the followings:
A. Sensor read the Ts
B. Compares temperature from sensor Ts to the pre-set value, Td
C. If Ts is higher/lower than Td, then microprocessor sends a signal to the actuator
D. If Ts < Td, microprocessor/actuator switches heater on
E. If Ts>Td, then microprocessor/actuator switches heater off
F. If the temperature is on beyond of Td, than continue monitoring using sensor
G. IF Ts undefined then alarm ring from the system heating control, then alarm signal ring and
H. display: system error

a. B, C, D, E, F
b. C, D, E, F, G
c. D, E, F, G, H
d. A, B, C, D, E
e. A, B, C, G, H

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29.
Each sales person would need a PC and a monitor. They will need additional hardware and software to
allow them to work from home.
Name, and describe the use of, three additional items of hardware. Each use must be different. Chose
from the options given
A. A router/modem to connect to the internet
B. A keyboard to print orders to main office
C. A landline phone to communicate with manager/main office/customers
D. A mobile phone in case landline phone is damaged
E. A mouse to print orders to be faxed
F. Wi Fi for access mobile phone and lab top
G. Microphone/speakers/headset to communicate with customers

a. E, F, G
b. G, H, I
c. B, C, D
d. D, E, F
e. A, C, G

30.
Each sales person would need a PC and a monitor. They will need additional hardware and software to
allow them to work from home.
Choose from the options given, the name, and describe the use of, three items of software. Each use
must be different.

A. Word processor to type up orders

B. Database software to edit customer details
C. Spreadsheet software to manipulate the transaction data
D. Time management software to record hours of work
E. E-mail software to send messages to colleagues
F. Presentation SW for making the presentation to the customers

a. D, E, F
b. A, B, D
c. A, D, E
d. A, E, F
e. C, D, E

31.
Ibrahim is considering introducing video conferencing to replace phone conferencing. Describe the
advantages of doing this. Choose from the options below.

A. You can see the facial expressions/body language of other participants

B. You can see/amend/share documents that you want to discuss with each other
C. Easier to identify whose turn it is/who wants to contribute next
D. Once equipment is bought less expensive to run/set up/organise than a phone
conference
E. More expensive to buy hardware/software
F. If there are problems with internet connection, conference may be interrupted
G. More equipment needed so greater chance of problems

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a. A, B, C, D
b. A, E, F, G
c. D, E, F, G
d. C, D, E, F
e. B, C, D, E

32.
A geography teacher wants to use computers to help students improve their learning and help with her
lesson preparation. Computers will be used by other teachers in their teaching.
Describe the use of the following types of software that geography teacher would use to prepare
materials for his/her lessons

:
A. Spreadsheet – prepare population statistics
B. Web browser – look up resources for worksheets/students to use
C. Word processing – produce worksheets
D. Image editing software - to edit maps
E. Presentation software – to prepare the presentation
F. Email software - to send and receive email
G. CBT software to edit and run the test

a. A, B, C, D and G
b. A, C, D, E and F
c. A, B, D, E and G
d. A, B, C, D and E
e. B, C, D, F and G

33.
Choose the drawbacks to teachers and students of using computers in lessons to aid teaching and
learning from the options given, the followings

A. ICT make lessons more interesting/entertaining

B. ICT make lessons more varied
C. Internet allows students to investigate ideas
D. Takes a lot of time to prepare ICT materials
E. Can be difficult to ensure all students are on task if no monitoring software is available
F. More resources are available so students might make inefficient use of these
G. More difficult to co-ordinate activities
H. Plagiarism can cause teachers’ problems

a. A, B, C, D, E
b. C, D, E, F, G
c. A, E, F, G, H
d. D, E, F, G, H
e. B, C, D, E, F

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34.
RockICT has decided to combine its staff records. It currently has separate computerized personal and
payroll details of all its staff.
The payroll system runs using all the data on a weekly basis. Workers are paid according to how many
hours they work in a week. On the new system human resources staff will need to be able to access
records quickly.
Joanne, a systems analyst, has collected a large amount of information about the existing system. The
information will be analyzed before the system is designed.
RockICT requires its workers to have a duty of fidelity. It also has to follow government data
protection rules when storing data about its workers. They has hired Annisa, and art and design
company to produce CD covers for the albums its musicians produce.

Give three items of information, not related to their pay that will need to be stored on the master file
about each member of their staff.

a. Contact details, holiday entitlement and family names

b. Their language, nationality and country
c. Their favorites culinary, town and home
d. Contact detail, Job Title and ID/Employee/Payroll number
e. Nationality, language and home country

35.
Joanne, a systems analyst, has collected a large amount of information about the existing system. The
information will be analyzed before the system is designed.
Label the components of the following systems flowchart to show how the master file is updated.

Old
master
A
file

Updating process

C
B

a. A = Transaction file, B = Reports and C = New master file

b. A = Old master file, B = New master file and C = Report file
c. A = new master file, B = Report file and C = transactions file
d. A = New master file, B = transactions file and C = old master file
e. A = Report file, B = transaction file and C = old master file

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36.
Describe how Joanne will identify the user and system requirements for the new system.

a. Using of collected information’s/results of observations to see the contact details of worker

b. Identify general requirements, specific requirement and example of specific requirements
c. Result of job seeker test
d. Result of worker family data
e. Using presentation software to clear out the requirements

37.
Explain what is meant by duty of fidelity

a. Employee must not be loyal to the employer, leave the company as they want and it is not free to
use their skill when they leave the company
b. Employee must be loyal to the employer, it can tell the rival company about their work and free to
use their skill and knowledge after leave the company
c. Employee must be on time present, get their insurance and salary weekly
d. Employee must be loyal to their employer, must not tell rival companies about their work, free to
use their skills and knowledge acquired after leave the company
e. Employee must get the training, re skill and insurance

38.
Apart from following data protection rules and having a duty of fidelity, explain the responsibilities of
the company and its workers with regard to the privacy of payroll data.

a. Kept secure, not fairly and not lawfully, irrelevant and out of date
b. Accurate, up to date, irrelevant and risk for hacking
c. Process for long purposes, kept secure, accurate and protect with highly secure
d. Kept it secure, not user friendly, accuracy is not the important past and processed for long periods
e. Kept secure, Fairly and Lawfully processed, processed for limited purposes, accurate and relevant

39.
RockICT requires its workers to have a duty of fidelity. It also has to follow government data
protection rules when storing data about its workers. They has hired Annisa, and art and design
company to produce CD covers for the albums its musicians produce.

Two input device which are used to import image for use in CD covers, are:

a. Mouse and touch screen

b. Stylus pen pro and eraser software
c. Scanner and Digital Camera
d. Touch screen and Mouse
e. Scanner and fax machine

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40.
Name and describe four features of the graphics software used when changing the images

a. Cropping, Rotating, Flipping and eraser

b. Cropping, Rotating, Flipping and Filling
c. Drawing of lines and shape, cutting or cropping, erasing and editing
d. Cropping, Rotating, Flipping and drag and drop
e. Drawing lines, Cropping, Filling and erasing

41.
Logic circuit. N = NOT circuit and A = AND circuit

If input A = 0 and B = 1, then the output X is:

a. 1
b. 0
c. 1 and 0
d. 1 and 1
e. 0 and 1

42.
Logic circuit. N = NOT circuit, A = AND circuit and O = OR circuit

A B C D E X
1 1 1 ?
1 1 0 ?
1 0 1 ?

As the input A, B, C given at logic table, then the output X are

a. 1, 1, 1
b. 1, 1, 0
c. 1, 0, 1
d. 1, 0, 0
e. 0, 0, 0

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43.
Boolean Algebra.

Conversion of bit 11001 into decimal number is

a. 22
b. 23
c. 24
d. 25
e. 26

44.
Conversion of decimal number 37 into bit number is

a. 100111
b. 111110
c. 100110
d. 100101
e. 110000

45.
Conversion of decimal number 8.75 into bit number is

a. 1000.11
b. 1001.01
c. 1000.10
d. 1001.11
e. 1010.01

46.
Control system, Turtle Graphics
This line shown is drawn using Turtle Graphics, the followings. Command for drawing from left to the
right are:

6 7
5

a.
FW 7
PENUP
FW 5
PENDOWN
FW 6
b.
FW 6
PENUP
FW 5
PENDOWN
FW 7
c.

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 FW 7
PENDOWN
FW 5
PENUP
FW 6
d.
FW 6
PENDOWN
FW 5
PENUP
FW 7
e.
FW 7
PENDOWN
FW 11
PENUP
FW 6

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Control system, Turtle Graphics
Next equilateral hexagon graphic is drawn by using Turtle Graphics, with 4 long every side.
Command for drawing from right to the left are:

4 4

4 4

a. REPEAT 5 [FW 4, RT 60]

b. REPEAT 6 [FW 4, RT 60]
c. REPEAT 6 [FW 4, RT 30]
d. REPEAT 5 [FW 4, RT 30]
e. REPEAT 5 [FW 4, RT 30]

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48.
Control system, Turtle Graphics
Next equilateral triangle with n-long side graphics is drawn by using Turtle Graphics.
Command for drawing from the right to the left are

n n

a. REPEAT 3[FW n, RT120]

b. REPEAT 4[FW n, RT60]
c. REPEAT 3[FW n, RT60]
d. REPEAT 3[RT120, FW n]
e. REPEAT 2[FW n, RT120]

49.

Control system: The computer control model can be drawn as shown the fig. below, the following:

Parts of control system are:

a. Comparator, Feedback circuit and Sensor as output monitoring

b. Action control, PLANT under control and output
c. Output and sensor only
d. Sensor, feedback circuit, comparator and action control.
e. Feedback circuit only

50.
Control system: Outputs of the control system for action control are:

a. Bulb, Motor, LED and Buzzer;

b. Switch, Micro switch ant tilt switch
c. Feedback circuit
d. Turn on and turn off switch

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e. output controlled

Lembang, Bandung, 12/3/17

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