Assessments for Programming and Artificial Intelligence - Nov 2025
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A character code is a unique numerical value assigned to each character or symbol. True. False. The ASCII system supports all the world's languages, including Arabic. True. False. The Unicode standard aims to unify the representation of all characters in the world's languages. True. False. Encoding is the process of converting numbers into readable characters. True. False. In binary subtraction, borrowing is done from the higher digit when the current value is not sufficient for subtraction. True. False. When adding two binary digits (1 + 1), the result is (10) in the binary system. True. False. The letter "H" in the string "Hello" is represented in the hexadecimal system by the symbol. 65. 48. 6C. 6F. Which of the following is not a character encoding system?. ASCII. Unicode. UTF-8. BIOS. Which of the following causes character corruption?. A mismatch between the encoding and decoding systems. Weak processor speed. Different font types. Lack of random access memory (RAM). In binary addition, the result of 1(2) +1(2 ) is: 0(2) with a carry of 1. 10(2). 2(2). 11(2). The result of the binary subtraction 1010(2) – 0110(2) is: 0010(2). 0100(2). 0110(2). 1000(2). To display characters on a computer screen, we need: Font only. Encoding only. Encoding + Font together. Hexadecimal system only. What is the relationship between the 9's Complement and the 10's Complement?. The 10's Complement is the 9's Complement minus 1. The 10's Complement is the 9's Complement plus 1. The 10's Complement is the 9's Complement multiplied by 10. The 10's Complement is the 9's Complement divided by 10. What is the One's Complement of the binary number 0101?. 0101 (2). 1011 (2). 1010 (2). 0110 (2). In the method of subtraction using complements, which operation does a computer use instead of subtraction?. Multiplication. Division. Addition. Subtraction itself. To calculate the 10's complement of the number 29, you first find its 9's complement, which is 70. What is the 10's Complement?. 70. 71. 69. 80. To calculate the 9's Complement of a decimal number, you subtract each digit from: 10. 9. 5. 1. How do you get the Two's Complement from the One's Complement?. By flipping the bits again. By subtracting(2) 1 from the One's Complement. By adding(2) 1 to the One's Complement. By ignoring the leading digit. When subtracting using complements, what should you do with the final carry digit?. Add it to the next digit. Multiply it by two. Leave it as it is. Ignore it. Based on the example in the file, what is the Two's Complement of the binary number 0101(2)?. 1010(2). 1011(2). 0101(2). 0001(2). What is the 9's Complement of the number 635?. 635. 365. 463. 364. In the binary system, what do you do to each bit to find the One's Complement?. Multiply it by 2. Subtract it from 10. Invert it (flip it) from 0 to 1 and 1 to 0. Add 1 to it. In subtraction using complements, you must first find the complement of the: Subtracted from. Subtrahend. Final result. Leading digit. In the decimal subtraction 8 - 6 using complements, you add 8 to the 10's complement of 6 (which is 4). What is the result of this addition before you ignore the carry digit?. 2. 4. 12. 8. In the image digitization process, what is the unit, expressed in (dpi), that determines the image's resolution and clarity during sampling?. Encoding. Quantization. Resolution. The Pixel. In usability techniques, what is the experience or emotional effect users get from interacting with a product or service?. User Interface (UI). Graphical User Interface (GUI). User Experience (UX). Affordance. What is the main disadvantage of the Bitmap format compared to the Vector format?. It reduces the number of pixels in the image. It only allows for representing text and shapes. It causes symbols to appear unreadable when printed. Jaggies appear when the image is enlarged. According to the LATCH principle, which type of classification is based on the sequence of events over time?. Location. Alphabet. Time. Category. Visualization. What is the term that refers to visually representing data to make it more understandable, with examples including tables, charts, etc.?. Abstraction. Pictogram. Structuring. Visualization. In the 24-bit full color system, what is the number of color levels that can be represented for a single primary color (like Red)?. 8 levels. 24 levels. 256 levels. 224 levels. What is the concept that refers to how easily data and services can be accessed by a wide range of people, including those with special needs?. Affordance. Usability. Accessibility. Universal design. What are the three primary colors of light which, when mixed, increase in brightness and approach white?. Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow. Red, Green, and Blue. Violet, Yellow, and Black. White, Gray, and Black. The smallest unit that defines the shape of a digital image, where the image is represented by its arrangement, is: Resolution unit (dpi). The Pixel. Sampling. Encoding. What is the interface where icons and buttons are used in an easy-to-understand way to exchange information between humans and devices?. Command Line Interface (CUI). User Interface (UI). Graphical User Interface (GUI). User Experience (UX). If the image size in pixels is X pixels (vertical) $\times$ Y pixels (horizontal), and each pixel is represented by Z bits, what is the correct equation that represents the data size (in bits)?. X x Y. X x Y x Z. Z. + ( X x Y). X x Y x {Number of primary colors}. According to the LATCH principle, which type of classification is based on the differences between things and is used as an axis to distinguish domains?. Location. Alphabet. Time. Category. A computer consists of five main components, which are: Control Unit, Arithmetic Unit, Memory Unit, Input Unit, Output Unit. Screen, Mouse, Printer, Keyboard, Storage Unit. Processor, Motherboard, Battery, Hard Drive, Screen. Input Unit, Output Unit, Network Unit, Cooling Unit, Arithmetic Unit. Examples of input units: Screen and Printer. Keyboard and Scanner. Hard Drive and SSD. Speakers and Wireless Mouse. The connection standard that transmits audio and video over a single cable is: USB. HDMI. Ethernet. VGA. The relationship between the five computer components depends on: Data flow and control flow between the units. Only the speed of the hard drive. Screen size and display resolution. The type of operating system used. The Control Unit and the Arithmetic Unit are known together as: Input Unit. Memory Unit. Central Processing Unit (CPU). Storage Unit. The standard used to connect computers within Local Area Networks (LAN) is: HDMI. Bluetooth. Ethernet. USB. USB is typically used to connect: Network devices only. Peripheral devices such as printers and keyboards. Internal storage units. Audio systems only. The function of the Control Unit is: Executing instructions and issuing commands to the other units. Storing data temporarily. Processing data only. Outputting the final information. Secondary memory is used for: Storing data temporarily. Executing instructions quickly. Long-term storage of data and programs. Controlling data flow. Programs and data are stored temporarily in: Main memory. Secondary memory. Arithmetic Unit. Input Unit. What is meant by an "Interface"?. A program that manages hardware. A component that mediates information exchange between the computer and peripheral devices. An internal storage unit. The operating system for peripheral devices. |




