Computer Science - Binary Test - Thomas Pearson | Library

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What does the word ‘bit’ mean in Computing?

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Which of the following is a binary digit?

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Which of the following would you characterise as ‘binary’?
(You can select more than one option.)

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Which of the following is a byte?

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How many different sequences of 3 binary digits can there be?

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How many different sequences of 5 binary digits can there be?

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What is the size or length of this sequence of binary digits: 101?

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Here is a sequence of binary digits:
011000101110010100110100010001110101001110001010101
What could this sequence represent? What could it mean?

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Which of the following binary numbers is equivalent to decimal 4?

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Which of the following binary numbers is equivalent to decimal 9?

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Which of the following binary numbers is equivalent to decimal 27?

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Which of the following decimal numbers is equivalent to binary 110?

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Which of the following decimal numbers is equivalent to binary 10011?

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Which of the following decimal numbers is equivalent to binary 11100?

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Which prefix would you use to describe a quantity that is in the billions?

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What does the prefix ‘mega-’ stand for?

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Link the prefixes in the left-hand column to their meaning:

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Select the sizes that are equivalent to 8,000 bits:
(You can select more than one option.)

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Select the sizes that are equivalent to 500MB (megabytes):
(You can select more than one option.)

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In the left-hand column, there is a list of components and equipment used in digital devices for storing, processing, and transmitting information. Link them to the physical phenomena that they mainly rely upon to function:

Computer Science - Binary Test

What does the word ‘bit’ mean in Computing?

Which of the following is a binary digit?

Which of the following would you characterise as ‘binary’?(You can select more than one option.)

Which of the following is a byte?

How many different sequences of 3 binary digits can there be?

How many different sequences of 5 binary digits can there be?

What is the size or length of this sequence of binary digits: 101?

Here is a sequence of binary digits:011000101110010100110100010001110101001110001010101What could this sequence represent? What could it mean?

Which of the following binary numbers is equivalent to decimal 4?

Which of the following binary numbers is equivalent to decimal 9?

Which of the following binary numbers is equivalent to decimal 27?

Which of the following decimal numbers is equivalent to binary 110?

Which of the following decimal numbers is equivalent to binary 10011?

Which of the following decimal numbers is equivalent to binary 11100?

Which prefix would you use to describe a quantity that is in the billions?

What does the prefix ‘mega-’ stand for?

Link the prefixes in the left-hand column to their meaning:

Select the sizes that are equivalent to 8,000 bits:(You can select more than one option.)

Select the sizes that are equivalent to 500MB (megabytes):(You can select more than one option.)

In the left-hand column, there is a list of components and equipment used in digital devices for storing, processing, and transmitting information. Link them to the physical phenomena that they mainly rely upon to function:

Which of the following would you characterise as ‘binary’?
(You can select more than one option.)

Here is a sequence of binary digits:
011000101110010100110100010001110101001110001010101
What could this sequence represent? What could it mean?

Select the sizes that are equivalent to 8,000 bits:
(You can select more than one option.)

Select the sizes that are equivalent to 500MB (megabytes):
(You can select more than one option.)