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Practice questionsTopicDifficulty
Denary to hexadecimal GCSE Computer Science: Data representation2 marks
Binary to hexadecimal GCSE Computer Science: Data representation1 mark
Hexadecimal to binary GCSE Computer Science: Data representation1 mark
Units of data GCSE Computer Science: Data representation1 mark
Largest number in n bits GCSE Computer Science: Data representation1 mark
Bases and units: facts GCSE Computer Science: Data representation1 mark
Binary addition GCSE Computer Science: Data representation2 marks
Binary shifts GCSE Computer Science: Data representation2 marks
Binary arithmetic: facts GCSE Computer Science: Data representation1 mark
Binary units: kibibytes and mebibytes GCSE Computer Science: Data representation1 mark
The fetch-execute cycle in order GCSE Computer Science: Computer systems1 mark
Registers GCSE Computer Science: Computer systems1 mark
Parts of the CPU GCSE Computer Science: Computer systems1 mark
Hardware or software? GCSE Computer Science: Computer systems1 mark
Clock speed GCSE Computer Science: Computer systems1 mark
What affects CPU performance? GCSE Computer Science: Computer systems1 mark
LAN or WAN? GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
Network hardware GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
Client-server and peer-to-peer GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
Counting connections GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
Star and mesh topologies GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
The internet, DNS and hosting GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
An IP address in binary GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols2 marks
IP and MAC addresses GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
How many addresses? GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
Which protocol? GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
Transfer time GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols2 marks
A valid MAC address GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
Bus topology GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols1 mark
Counting cables in a bus GCSE Computer Science: Networks and protocols2 marks

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