PHS CyberSchool
Computer Studies SG Grade 12 - 2005
Last updated
29 May 2005
Theory examination May 2005 - 90 minutes - 98 marks - Answers
Question 1 - Multiple-choice questions - 1 mark each - 15 marks
- C
- A
- D
- D
- D
- A
- C
- C
- A
- B
- D
- C
- C
- B
- C
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Question 2 - Short questions - 18 marks
- (3)
- html.
- URL
- hyperlink
- (3)
- circuit -line switching.
- bps
- bandwidth
- (4)
- T
- F
- T
- T
- (4)
- Microwave
- satellite
- Microwave
- radio
- (4)
- DIGINET
- ASDL
- Modem
- ISDN
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Question 3 - Social implications of computers - 20 marks
- virus, warning about a virus (2)
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- Artists make enough money
through their sales any way; As a crime copying of CDs and DVDs is not
nearly as bad as committing murder; If copying is that simple no-one
would be able to keep you from doing it anyway. (2)
- It is against the law;
Artists lose their royalties if their products are copied and
distributed (2)
- microchip with the value, an electronic purse (2)
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- Versign, Digital Signature Trust (2)
- Check textbook ......... (2)
- serial number, expiry date, ......... (2)
- pin number, password, SMS. (3)
- memory sticks, mp3-players,
handheld hard disk drives, laptop computers, digital cameras, cell phones
and PDA’s (3)
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Question 4 - Data communication and networks - 45 marks
- network interface card (1)
- F - should be done daily (1)
- external - via ..........., internal - via ................... (1)
- where there is no line of sight connection (1)
- check textbook .................. (1)
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Communication with other countries
via a telecommunications provider such as Telkom; Used by military
for mobile high speed communications (2)
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SMS - Short Messaging Services – being able to send short text messages via
your cell phone.; - MMS – Multimedia Messaging
Services – ability to add pictures to messages.; -
EMS – Enhanced Messaging Services – allows sound,
pictures and video to be linked to a message. (3)
- upper case, lower case, numbers (3)
- complex to install, requires high precision manafacturing, cannot be
joined to other cable or devics, expensive (3)
- easy to add another work station, easy to trouble shoot, a switch is able
to detect a network fault. (3)
- traffic, connection capacity, ISP (3)
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- WiFi provides wireless connectivity to an ISP or
normal network. (1)
- Wherever a connection is
possible such as in coffee shops, hotels and airports. (1)
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- Normally on a file server
– between the file server and the plug. (1)
- It protects the file server
from power failures as it gives enough time so the computer can be shut down correctly
(3)
- Regular backups, RAID, virus
protection. (3)
- passwords, firewall, lockup access (3)
- (3)
- File Transmission Protocol -
upload files to the Internet
- Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol - transfer mail
- Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol -
transfer files on a ntwork
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- reasons (1)
- reasons (1)
- reasons (1)
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- B, C with reasons. (1)
- B with reasons (1)
- B with reasons. (1)
- A with reasons (1)
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