Back to marketplace

Exam Questions I lost marks on

No description yet. This curated deck is ready for daily study.

Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

Card preview (24)

#1
Front (Question)

describe the purpose and HTML and CSS [4]

Back (Answer)

HTML defines the structure of the webpage HTML defines the content of the webpage CSS defines the style/ appearence using selectors like classes and IDs can be implemented into the HTML externally of from within

#2
Front (Question)

Explain one advantage of client side processing to either the customer or the company [2]

Back (Answer)

reduces load on the server so company have to spend less on processing power No need to send data to server and wait for a response website will act quicker for the user

#3
Front (Question)

describe how this circuit can be modified to add two 4 bit binary numbers (diagram of half adder)[4]

Back (Answer)

this circuit adds two bits together output 1 is the sum and output 2 is the carry bit two half adders can be combined with an OR gate to form a full adder 4 full adders can be combined carry bit is joined to the next one

#4
Front (Question)

compare the efficiency of a binary tree to a linked list when searching through data [2]

Back (Answer)

binary tree is more efficient dont need to check every value

#5
Front (Question)

name two factors that affect a webpages page rank [2]

Back (Answer)

incoming links links to the webpages from other pages page rank of those other pages

#6
Front (Question)

how is the accumulator used when using the command BRP [2]

Back (Answer)

value in the accumulator is compared to 0 if the number is greater than 0 branch to the jump point if not then then the program is continued

#7
Front (Question)

describe what is meant by a uility [2]

Back (Answer)

any two from utility performs a specific task used to maintain the computer system any valid example

#8
Front (Question)

Describe one advantage of storing CSS in a separate file [3]

Back (Answer)

keeps content and formatting separate saves time ensures consistency can affect the whole page

#9
Front (Question)

insert diagram of a many to many ERD suggest why this structure isnt suitable [1]

Back (Answer)

many to many relationships not allowed in 3NF

#10
Front (Question)

define class [2]

Back (Answer)

a template that defines methods and attributes used to make an object

#11
Front (Question)

a program uses a library explain why a linker would have to be used after compilation [3]

Back (Answer)

user running the program wont necessarily have the library installed on the device so the library must be included in the final executable linker combines the files

#12
Front (Question)

Describe why two’s complement may be preferable to sign and magnitude [2] (previous question adding two numbers)

Back (Answer)

hard to do calculations with sign and magnitude but easy in twos compliment

#13
Front (Question)

video game company making their own OS Describe two functions an operating system might be expected to carry out on the console. [4]

Back (Answer)

manage the peripherals/control hardware like controllers and graphics card provide a user interface for the user to load games act as a platform for the software to run control access have their own accounts and scores and stuff

#14
Front (Question)

when checking if files are duplicates Explain two characteristics you would look for in a hashing algorithm for this purpose [4]

Back (Answer)

hash can be calculated quickly and alot of files need to be hashed to be quicker than a bitwise calculation There is a low chance of collisions reduce the risk of different files being flagged at the same the hash result needs to be maller than the input to speed up comparisons and save memory

#15
Front (Question)

name two similarities between Trees and graphs [2]

Back (Answer)

both use nodes to represent data both use edges to represent connections of data both are dynamic data structures

#16
Front (Question)

name two differences between trees and graphs [2]

Back (Answer)

graphs can have cycles while trees cant have cycles graphs can be bidirectional while tree can only be traversed down graphs can be weighted

#17
Front (Question)

describe how you would remove a node from a tree [3]

Back (Answer)

traverse the tree to find the node being removed add node to empty node list change the parent nodes pointer to point to the nodes child (prioritise left if possible) change the child node’s pointers to the other children or null values

#18
Front (Question)

describe adding a new node to a tree [3]

Back (Answer)

create new node traverse the tree to find its parent node add pointer from parent node to child node set new nodes pointers to null

#19
Front (Question)

compare two differences between recursion and iteration [4]

Back (Answer)

Recursion uses more memory iteration uses less recursion declares new variables at each function call iteration reuses the same variables recursion can run out of memory space iteration cant run out of memory space recursion can express a solution more elegantly (fewer lines of code) iteration uses more lines of code recursion will be self-referential while iteration wont be

#20
Front (Question)

explain why a variable might be passed in by reference instead of byvalue [2]

Back (Answer)

by reference will change the actual contents of the variable while by value creates a copy and edits that (original is left intact) byvalue is local to the function byreference uses less memory

#21
Front (Question)

describe one difference differences between get and set methods [2]

Back (Answer)

get methods allow attributes to be accessed and returns a value set methods allow variabels to changed i know that two but the exam question was describe one and thee were the marks

#22
Front (Question)

How does optical storage work

Back (Answer)

Uses pits and lands to represent 1s and 0s a laser is used to read it

#23
Front (Question)

define the term Abstraction [4] image above of a map

Back (Answer)

idea of separating ideas from reality only using relevant detail representation of reality symbols to show real-life features buildings and trees left out

#24
Front (Question)

Back (Answer)