Daily Practice · GCSE Computer Science
July 1967 5-a-day
Every sheet in July 1967
The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.
- 1st July 1967Which piece of network hardware connects a LAN to another network such as the internet, directing data packets based on IP address?
- 2nd July 1967Explain the purpose of a breakpoint.
- 3rd July 1967Convert the denary number 45 to hexadecimal.
- 4th July 1967What does the acronym CPU stand for?
- 5th July 1967State what the term malware means.
- 6th July 1967Explain why a running maximum should be initialised to the first element of the array rather than to 0.
- 7th July 1967An uncompressed file is 6000 KB. After lossless compression it is 1500 KB. Calculate the compression ratio in the form n:1 (original size : compressed size).
- 8th July 1967Which of RAM and ROM is volatile, meaning its contents are lost when the power is removed?
- 9th July 1967Which piece of UK legislation controls how organisations must store and use people's personal data?
- 10th July 1967Given x = 5 and y = 8, state whether x < y AND x > 0 evaluates to True or False.
- 11th July 1967State the correct order of the three operations used to read data from a text file.
- 12th July 1967Give one reason why RAM on its own is not enough, and a computer also needs secondary storage.
- 13th July 1967Name the four layers of the TCP/IP model in order from the one closest to the user.
- 14th July 1967A password field requires between 6 and 12 characters. State two boundary data values that should be used to test this field.
- 15th July 1967A table called products has fields productId, name, price and stock. Write an SQL statement that changes the price of the product with productId 7 to 15.99.
- 16th July 1967State one function carried out by the operating system of a computer.
- 17th July 1967In computational thinking, what is meant by the term 'decomposition'?
- 18th July 1967Given A = 1 and B = 1, state the value of A AND B.
- 19th July 1967Convert the denary number 200 to hexadecimal, showing your working.
- 20th July 1967Define a peer-to-peer network.
- 21st July 1967A program compiles and runs but always outputs an average that is too small. State the type of error and explain why the translator did not report it.
- 22nd July 1967Convert the denary number 5 to a 4-bit binary number.
- 23rd July 1967A CPU has a clock speed of 4.0 GHz. Calculate how many clock cycles it completes in 2 seconds.
- 24th July 1967A simple cipher shifts every letter 2 places forward in the alphabet, wrapping around so Y becomes A and Z becomes B. Encrypt the plaintext CAT using this cipher.
- 25th July 1967An array named temps holds 12 values. State the index of the first item and the index of the last item.
- 26th July 1967A mono sound clip has a sample rate of 4000 Hz and lasts 2 seconds. Calculate the total number of samples taken.
- 27th July 1967State the type of program that is typically stored in ROM.
- 28th July 1967State one reason a small business might choose to use open source software instead of proprietary (closed source) software.
- 29th July 1967A FOR loop runs: total = 0, FOR i = 1 TO 4, total = total + i, NEXT i. State the value of total after the loop finishes.
- 30th July 1967State the pseudocode operator commonly used to join (concatenate) two strings, then show how it joins 'Rev' and 'ision' to produce 'Revision'.
- 31st July 1967State the typical maximum capacity of a single-layer DVD.