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Chapter 2 End test

The document is a Chapter-Ended Test for ICT with 14 questions covering various topics related to input and output devices, RFID technology, sensors, QR codes, and touch screens. It includes multiple choice, descriptive, and comparative questions aimed at assessing knowledge of hardware and technology applications. The test is designed to evaluate understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of different technologies and their practical uses.

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Chapter 2 End test

The document is a Chapter-Ended Test for ICT with 14 questions covering various topics related to input and output devices, RFID technology, sensors, QR codes, and touch screens. It includes multiple choice, descriptive, and comparative questions aimed at assessing knowledge of hardware and technology applications. The test is designed to evaluate understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of different technologies and their practical uses.

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Chapter-Ended Test for Chapter (2)

ICT 50 marks

1. Circle two input devices.

3D Printer Actutor CD ROM Digital Camera

Keyboard Linker Monitor Speaker


[2]
2. A computer-controlled glasshouse is used to grow plants.
Identify two output devices used in this glasshouse. [2]

3. A library is considering the way it issues books. The librarians are planning
to use RFID rather than bar codes.
Describe the advantages of using RFID rather than bar codes.
[4]

4. An input device used in measurement applications is called ……… [1]

5. Identify two devices which are used in controlled systems. [2]

6. Many bank cards now use contactless technology.


Describe the advantages and disadvantages of using these cards rather than
cards that use chip and PIN. [4]

7. Martin wants to record a message for his students. His voice will be added to
the presentation. He will also need to listen to his voice to make sure the sound
is of good quality.
Name two devices that he will need. [2]

8. A river authority is concerned about levels of pollution in a major river. The


quality of the water in the river needs to be monitored using sensors.
Name three sensors that could be used to measure the pollution in the river.[3]

9. When a ticket is produced for the new system, it contains a QR code.


Here is an example of a QR code.

Describe the benefits of using a QR code. [5]


10. Tarawa Hotel uses magnetic stripe cards to allow guests access to their
bedrooms. The hotel is changing the electronic lock it uses on its bedroom doors
so the lock can work with RFID cards.
Compare the use of magnetic stripe cards and RFID cards for key entry. Your
answer must include similarities and differences. [6]

11. Complete the following sentences, using the most appropriate direct data entry
device.

A bar code reader A chip reader MICR A magnetic stripe reader

OCR OMR PIN pad RFID reader

(a) The device that reads data from a card in a contactless card system is
called…………… [1]
(b) The device that reads scanned text and converts it into a readable form is
called…………… [1]
(c) The device that reads the data made up of black lines and spaces on
household goods is called…………… [1]

12. A computer system consists of a number of different items of hardware.


Write down the most appropriate item of hardware that fits the following
descriptions.
(a) A non-volatile device that stores the start-up commands.
……………………………………………………………………………… [1]

(b) A printer that produces physical objects.


……………………………………………………………………………….. [1]
(c) A hardware device that reads analogue data from the environment.
………………………………………………………………………………. [1]

13. Three devices are shown on the left and five descriptions are shown on the right.
By drawing lines, connect each device to its correct description. [3]

Display the uses of light modulating properties


of crystals

Laser printer Droplets of ink are ejected onto a sheet of


paper

Image from a source is magnified and shown


on a large screen
Digital Projector

Electronically-charged powdered toner is


melted onto paper

Produces solid objects using CAD software


LCD screen

14. Touch screens are very popular for personal devices and for fixed
devices in public places.
a State three personal devices that use a touch screen. [3]
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b Give two advantages and two disadvantages of using a touch screen. [4]
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c Describe the benefits of touch screens in public places such as those
on ticket machines in bus and railway stations. [3]
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