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Contents
Type Of Memory ........................................................................................................................ 2
Random Access Memory ....................................................................................................... 2
Read Only Memory ................................................................................................................ 2
Processor Cache Memory ..................................................................................................... 2
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES............................................................................................... 3
Input Devices .......................................................................................................................... 3
Output Devices ....................................................................................................................... 3

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Type of Memory
Type of Memory
Date: May 29, 2023

Random Access Memory

Random Access Memory can be both read from and written to, and written to, and any location
can be assessed independently. This is why it is called Random Access Memory (RAM). It is
the ordinary memory used for storing program and data. It loses its contents when the power
is switched off.
Read Only Memory
Read only Memory (ROM) is non-volatile-i.e., it retains its contents when the power is switched
off. It is typically used for starting up a computer, and for computer with simple continuous
control function such as programmable logic controllers.
Processor Cache Memory
Processor Cache Memory is a small amount of fast but expensive memory placed between
the processor and main memory. In some PCs there may be extra cache attached directly to
the mother board. When the processor attempts to read a word of main memory, a check is
made first to determine if the word is in the cache. If it is, a copy of the word is transferred to
the processor If not, a block of main memory consisting of a fixed number of words is
transferred into the cache and then a copy of the required world is transferred to the processor.

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INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES

INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES

The variety of both input and output devices grows constantly any selection has to reflect a
particular viewpoint, and in our case that of PC based business systems. This mean that we
will ignore many interesting types of input device that have application with other of system.

Input Devices
1. Keyboard
2. Mouse
3. Scanner
4. Barcode Reader
5. Digital Camera
6. Sensors
7. Microphones

Output Devices
1. Cathode Ray Tube Monitor
2. Liquid Crystal display Monitor
3. Video Display Adaptor
4. Printer (Laser, inkjet, 3D)
5. 2D/3D cutters
6. Speakers
7. Projectors

Some devices fulfill both input and output Function for a computer system. They act as an
interface for data going in as well as out and sometimes, they do this simultaneously. We will
consider one the most important of these devices; the modem.

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Create following document. (paper size A4, heading, Bullets and Table)

Welcome to The Ski Run

Ski lessons offered:
Heading
• private
o must be pre-booked Arial, 28, Bold, center
o requires a 10% deposit Arial, 14
• group
o beginners Arial, 14
o intermediate
o advanced
Arial, Bold,28
Arial, 24, Bold

Sam’s Ski School

Private Ski Lessons 2021/2022
2 hours am 200€ Pm 210€
3 hours am 240€ Pm 220€
4 hours am 300€
5 hours am 368€
6 hours am 420€
Group Ski Lessons 2020/2021
1 day 100€ 5 days 282€
3 days 216€ 6 days 308€
4 days 254€ Extra day 50€

Arial, 16 € Euro

Footer Name, Campus or Zoom

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ICT PRACTICAL QUESTION

TASK A [24 marks]
1.Open the file Letter.doc [2]
Set the top, bottom, left and right margins to 2 centimeters.
The page setup is set to A4, portrait orientation.
2. Place in the header the text Created by: followed by a space and your name and
Campus left aligned. [2]
Place in the footer automated page numbers right aligned. [2]
Make sure that:
• all alignments match the page margins
• no other text or placeholders are included in the header or footer areas
• headers and footers are displayed on all pages.
3. At the start of the document enter the title: [2]
Lorem Ipsum
4. the following formatting is applied: [9]
Enhancement

Space before
Line spacing

Space after
Style name

Alignment
Font style

Font size

Times New
MS-title 36 Center Bold, Italic Single 0 0
Roman
Times New
MS-heading 24 Left Bold Single 0 6
Roman
Paragraph Arial 12 Justify Single 0 0

5. Change the page layout so that the heading What is Lorem Ipsum? and all
following text is displayed in two columns of equal width with a 1centimeter space
between the columns.[2]
6.Import the suitable background picture. [3]
7.Save and Print (pdf, A4, Portrait, Fit on One Page) the document (Your Name,
Campus) [2]

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Chart
1. Create a Column Chart in Word by using following Data. [10]

chart to display:
1. Using data with correct values (2)
2. Title (Time spent on smartphones by category) (1)
3. Appropriate X and Y labels, Axis Titles (1)
4. Show Legend (1)
5. change chart type to pie chart (2)
6. Show Data Labels (Callout), Chart Title, Legend (3)

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TITLE: PEMBROKESHIRE COAST WALK

INTRODUCTION:
The annual walking holiday this summer is to the beautiful South
Wales county of Pembrokeshire. The holiday will be a wonderful
mix of spectacular coastline and historic monuments. The total
cost of the holiday is £650. Places are limited to the first 25
applicants. Please speak to Leonie if you wish to join the group as
there are only a few places left.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED:

Some of the walks will be quite challenging so you will need to
be fit and healthy. You will obviously need good walking shoes.
We will be away for a full week so you will require enough
clothes for the holiday. The weather in South Wales in August can
be unpredictable so be prepared for strong winds and heavy
showers as well as the possibility of bright sunshine.

SCHEDULE:
We will be setting off on the holiday from the Outgrove Park centre. The coach will leave at
9:00am on Saturday 5 August and return to Outgrove Park at about 10:00pm on Sunday 13
August. The full schedule is shown in this table.

Saturday Travel from Outgrove to St Dogmaels in

Pembrokeshire
Sunday Walk from St Dogmaels to Newport Distance 25 kilometres
Monday Walk from Fishguard to Pwll Deri Distance 15 kilometres
Tuesday Walk from Porthgain to Whitesands Distance 16 kilometres
Wednesday Walk from Solva to Broad Haven Distance 20 kilometres
Thursday Walk from Martin’s Haven to Dale Distance 16 kilometres
Friday Walk from Neyland to Angle Distance 26 kilometres
Saturday Walk from Angle to Freshwater West Distance 16 kilometres
Sunday Walk from Skrinkle to Amroth Distance 23 kilometres

CONTACT:
Leonie can be contacted using these details. <<Enter the telephone number and email
address>>

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May 29, 2023

Cambridge IGCSE

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materials from our password protected School Support website.

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Drop Cap

Y
angon, the commercial capital, is the main gateway to Myanmar. Evergreen and cool
with lush tropical trees, shady parks and beautiful lakes, Yangon has earned the name
of "The Garden City of the East". Yangon was founded by King Alaungpaya on the
site of a small settlement called Dagon when he conquered Lower Myanmar in 1755.

When you visit Yangon, visiting Shwedagon Pagoda is a must. It is one of the most
famous and interesting places to visit in Yangon. Sule Pagoda lies in the center of Yangon
and can be easily visited. Other than pagodas, museums such as National Museum,
Bogyoke Museum and Gems Museum display historical events of Myanmar.

Insert Work Art

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