INSTRUCTIONS
1
SECTION 1- THEORY
(60 MARKS)
4 marks
(ii) Suggest suitable input devices for the following applications:
2
3. (i) State the difference between :
(a) full duplex and half duplex
(b) web server and web browser
(c) FTP & HTTP
6 marks
(ii) Define the following terms as they relate to communications
technology:
(a) podcasting
(b) VOIP
(c) e-learning
(d) URL
4 marks
Total 10 Marks
4. (a) Give ONE reason to support the following statements:
(i) John tried to eavesdrop but he was only able to see coded
data.
(ii) Software restrictions are better than hardware restrictions.
(iii) A recent fire at the treasury made everything into ashes but
they were able to continue without starting back over.
(iv) This morning some of the files got bigger without adding
anything in to it.
4 marks
(b) List FOUR computer crimes. 4 marks
(c) State the difference between
(i) telecommuting and telemarketing
(ii) telemarketing and teleconferencing 2 marks
Total 10 Marks
3
5. (i) State the difference between data and information. 2 marks
(ii) List TWO forms of information processing. 2 marks
(iii) State the difference between data validation and data verification.
2 marks
(iv) List FOUR methods of verification and validation of data. 4 marks
Total 10 Marks
4
SECTION 2 PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS
(15 MARKS)
7. (a) The following questions are on the word processing document given
below:
(i) As you can see, the title of the document is in bold, italics and
centered. List TWO other formatting features applied to it.
2 marks
(ii) Suppose this document is formatted to two columns, and you
want to have the first paragraph in first column, and the second
paragraph in second column. List TWO steps in achieving this.
2 marks
(iii) What steps are needed to insert automatic page numbering into
this document? 1 mark
Total 5 Marks
5
8. The following questions are based on database management. A prominent
clothes store uses a database named FASHION. The entity called Material
has the following data in it:
2 marks
Total 5 Marks
6
SECTION 3 PROGRAMMING
(45 Marks)
Total 10 Marks
12. (i) Using Pascal, write a program that will prompt the user to enter a
number and a character. If the character is S the program should
display the square of the number; if it is C it should display the cube
of the number; and if it is H it should display half of the number.
7 marks
(ii) Final marks for a certain examination are calculated by averaging the
three marks Paper I marks, Paper II marks and SBA marks. Write a
program in Pascal that will accept the name and marks of each paper
for 30 students in a class, and output the name and average mark for
each student.
8 marks
Total 15 Marks
END OF TEST