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1 GCSE Edexcel GCSE Information and Communication Technology (1185-F) Summer 005 Mark Scheme (Results) Edexcel GCSE Information and Communication Technology (1185-F)
2 Mark Scheme - June F Section A Question Answer 1 C B D 4 B 5 D 6 A 7 A 8 B 9 B 10 C 11 C 1 C 1 D 14 C 15 C 16 B 17 B 18 A 19 A 0 B
3 QUESTION Mark Scheme - June F Section B 1 a i 4 1 ii Thomson 1. Only accept as an answer not the name. 1 1 c i Customer ID 1 ii Unique to the customer. 1 It is the only field that is unique to the customer. /0 Could e customers with the same surname and they need to e identified separately. 1,1 d i Format of data is shortened / changed to : 1 Aid data entry (not just easier ) 1 Aid computer processing 1 Avoid errors 1 ii Quicker data entry (not easy) 1 Mistakes are less likely. 1 Saves storage space. 1 Saves space on print outs / screen 1 Total 10 a i Choc-Ice (numer ) 1 Orange (Can) (numer 4) 1 Deduct 1 mark for each incorrect entry if more than given ii Cell D4 / 4D 1 iii Alphanumeric / Text / String (Not character) 1 4 i Bar code scanner / ar code reader / laser scanner 1 Not hand held scanner ii Laser reads ar code 1 Item identified 1 Dataase accessed 1 Price displayed 1 Reduce numer in stock 1 Allow sensile technical answers Total 7
4 QUESTION Mark Scheme - June F Section B a i LAN / Local Area Network 1 1 ii Any of: Access from any work station 1 Central Storage of data and software 1 Sharing of peripherals 1 Control of Users 1 Access rights 1 Communication y internal / intranet 1 Only need to install software / upgrade once 1 Order is important for some marks Type in address. 1 Enter suject 1 Compose / create 1 Select Attachments 1 Browse for file 1 Select / Attach file 1 Select from mailing list 1 Distriution list 1 Send 1 4 QWC Total 11
5 QUESTION 4 a Mark Scheme - June F Section B Word processing / DTP (Desk Top Pulishing) 1 Not Graphics / images / pictures Not Colour issues Not change to content Convert to columns 1 B / I / U for specified items 1 Change font size for specified items 1 Change font style 1 Add orders 1 Fully justify (not justify) 1 1 c Allow device marks even if explanations are incorrect Graphics talet, for drawing 1,1 Digital camera, for taking photographs 1,1 Scanner, to scan photographs / pictures 1,1 Don t allow photos twice 4 Total 8
6 Mark Scheme - June F Section B QUESTION 5 Mark for sensile layout 1 1 (Signature would lose sensile layout mark) Ease of use - Any of: Command uttons 1 Sensile field lengths 1 Coding e.g. gender 1 Scroll ars 1 Drop down menus 1 Content : - 7 given 4 marks 5 given marks given marks 1 given 1 mark Form Title First name / initial Surname Title Street & Town Post Code Address (if not street & town) County Contact No. (One only) address Date of Birth Gender 4 Total 8
7 QUESTION Mark Scheme - June F Section C 1 a Give 1 mark for every two instructions that are correct Shown on separate page 4 U8, R9 1,1 R9, U8 1,1 U (total of 8) 1 R (total of 9) 1 Total 6 1 mark for each correct entry Turn heater on 1 Is temperature >8 o C 1 Turn heater off 1 1 mark for no in correct position 1 1 mark for arrow in correct direction 1 Shown on separate page. 5 Total 5
8 1185/185 Foundation & Higher Tier Flow Chart Start Input Temperature Is temperature < 4 o C? No Yes Turn on Heater Is temperature >8 o C? No Yes Turn off Heater
9 QUESTION a i Mark Scheme - June F Section C Any of: More convenient (Expand this answer for the mark) 1 People do not have to e in to receive the message 1 Hard copy, permanent record of the message. 1 Attachments can e added 1 Multi send 1 No cost issues ii Chat rooms 1 News groups 1 Bulletin oards / forums 1 Messaging 1 Texting from Internet to moile 1 Video conferencing 1 VOIP 1 Any of: Fireproof safe in case Head Office catches fire 1 Taken away from the premises in case of flood or fire 1 in case data is corrupted 1,1 in case original is stolen 1 in case of fire 1 Back up 1 No virus / hacking issues Total 8
10 4 QUESTION Mark Scheme - June F Section C a i Anti virus checker / software / virus locker 1 ii Firewalls 1 Passwords Paedophiles (Accessed up through the chat rooms) 1,1 Pornography (unsuitale content/material) 1,1 Spend time playing games (Not going out playing with friends/socialising) 1,1 Time wasting / chatting....not working 1,1 Too much time on computer...not socialising 1,1 Lots of time on-line...large phone ills 1,1 Stop others using phone.if you don t have roadand or equivalent 1,1 Illegal downloads.. could lead to prosecution 1,1 Up to 4 points or expanded. 4 c to access experts for golfing tips 1,1 Use a search engine to look for new courses 1,1 Online shopping... to uy clothes / uy equipment 1,1 Golfing games 1 Use BBC (or other) to watch tournaments on computer /0 Up to date information on tournaments /0 Any other sensile QWC 4 Total 1
11 Mark Scheme - June F Section C QUESTION 5 a i Safety to the pulic or the driver (not oth) 1 The environment can e varied 1 Crashing the trains 1 Cheaper after initial costs 1 ii High initial costs of uying the simulator,0 It is not real (must expand for the mark) 1,1 Science experiments 1 Weather forecasting 1 Virtual reality 1 Games 1 Financial planning 1 Crop yields 1 Total 7
12 QUESTION Mark Scheme - June F Section C 6 a i Temperature / heat sensor / temperature proe 1 Thermistor 1 Not thermometer 1 ii Any of: Don t have to e there 1 If weather conditions are ad it doesn t matter 1 Automated routine 1 Timed intervals 1 Can record 4 hours a day 1 Less human error / more accurate More reliale No Health and safety issues i Spreadsheet / dataase 1 1 ii Calculations 1 Graphs and charts 1 Formulae 1 Automatic recalculation 1 Stores data in organised way 1 Total 7 7 a Producing charts No 1 Input/ Output control Yes 1 Formatting a floppy disk. No 1 Printer Management Yes 1 Virus checking No 1 File management Yes 1 Allocating memory Yes 1 Internet connection No 1 8 Any of: Windows 1 Icons 1 Menu 1 Pointers 1 Total 10
13 Mark Scheme - June F Section C QUESTION 8 a Input process output 1 Process acking store 1 All 4 arrows 1 i Any within reason 1 1 ii Any within reason. 1 iii Any of: Hard Drive 1 Disk Drive 1 Pen drive 1 Floppy disk drive 1 CD R drive 1 Zip drive 1 Streamer 1 Dat drive 1 1 Not CD ROM drive (Must have device) Total 7
14 Quality of Written Communication for Full Course 1185 (F / H) Level 1 Level Level Quality of Written Communication 6 marks are availale on each written paper Information given has limited relevance and is presented with a little clarity. Candidates spell, punctuate and use the rules of grammar with some accuracy. Some relevant information is presented, with varying degrees of clarity. Candidates spell, punctuate and use the rules of grammar with reasonale accuracy; they use the words and phrases including specialist terms with some accuracy. Some relevant information is presented with clarity of expression. Candidates spell and punctuate with considerale accuracy; and use a range of grammatical constructions, competently employing specialist and ICT terms. 1 marks 4 marks 5 6 marks Total for paper = Quality of Written Communication = 16 marks
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