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Cambridge ICT Starters (8984)
Cambridge ICT Starters (8984)
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What does the 'exploration of the use of computer systems' entail?
Ignoring modern technological devices
Studying the physical components of computers only
Learning about the various ways computers can be used in daily life
Focusing solely on computer programming
2
The study of ICT in Cambridge ICT Starters (8984) includes:
Only historical development of computers
Only practical applications
Both theoretical aspects and practical applications
Only theoretical aspects
3
Which of these is NOT a focus of Cambridge ICT Starters (8984)?
Learning foreign languages
Discussing experiences of ICT
Using music players
Exploring the use of computer systems
4
Which of the following
devices is commonly used in ICT?
Mobile/Cell Phones
Slide Rule
Typewriter
Abacus
5
Which of these is a goal of Cambridge ICT Starters (8984)?
To specialize in one ICT tool only
To explore ICT's role in the industrial era
To discourage the use of ICT
To examine and discuss experiences of ICT
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How does Cambridge ICT Starters (8984) encourage students to explore and discuss ICT use in everyday life?
Through hands-on experience with a variety of devices and software
The ability to control information flow
By limiting discussions to classroom settings
Technology used in espionage
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In the context of Cambridge ICT Starters (8984), 'exploring computer systems' means students will:
Study computer science theory
Learn about how computers work and their applications
Only use the internet
Disassemble computer hardware
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Cambridge ICT Starters (8984) encourages students to explore the use of:
Only calculators
Only mobile devices
Only desktop computers
A variety of ICT hardware and software
9
Control technology in everyday life can include:
Riding a bicycle
Automatic washing machines
Traditional painting
Manual gardening tools
10
Which of the following is a type of ICT hardware?
HTML code
DVD
Software programming
Operating systems
11
Cambridge ICT Starters (8984) aims for students to:
Use and understand a broad range of ICT hardware and software
Only learn about specific software
Focus solely on the use of telegraphs
Avoid using modern technological devices
12
Which of the following
contexts is relevant to Cambridge ICT Starters (8984)?
Cave explorations
Usage of ICT in schools
Astrological studies
Medieval history
13
Cambridge ICT Starters (8984) focuses on the use of ICT hardware and software to:
Calculate complex mathematical equations
Carry out a variety of functions in a range of contexts
Only for communication purposes
Play video games
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What does
ICT
stand for?
Internet and Computing Technology
Innovative Computing Techniques
International Communication Technology
Information and Communication Technology
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In Cambridge ICT Starters (8984), control technology refers to:
Technology used in espionage
Technology that controls mechanical systems
Controlling the internet
The ability to control information flow
