1. ICT – Unit 1 Mock Exam1 Question 1: If 3 marks circle 3 options!
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Question 1:
If 3 marks circle 3 options!
‘Other than DTP software’ – read question carefully!
Avoid brand names – e.g. Do not state Microsoft Access state database software.

2. Question 2: Look at mark scheme
ICT – Unit 1 Mock Exam1
Misconceptions – Look at mark scheme on Moodle for more information.
Question 2: Look at mark scheme

3. ICT – Unit 1 Mock Exam1 Question 3:
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Question 3:
Keyfield – ‘uniquely identifies a record’
Benefit and expand e.g. Quicker to enter data as less letters required
See mark scheme
Descending is Z-A or 100-1
(i) Explain error (ii) Typing error not accepted!!
Actual database advantages required – sort, search, validation, etc.

4. ICT – Unit 1 Mock Exam1 Question 4:
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Question 4:
See mark scheme, question must allow for a Yes/No answer.
See mark scheme but well answered.

5. ICT – Unit 1 Mock Exam1 Question 5:
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Question 5:
Expand answers for advantages. Use actual spreadsheet features (Sort, graph, accuracy, auto recalculation)

6. ICT – Unit 1 Mock Exam1 Question 6:
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Question 6:
Read question carefully – how a teacher might use features in their work
Cc – mail to number of people at same time

7. ICT – Unit 1 Mock Exam1 Question 7: See mark scheme
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Question 7:
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Each advantage/disadvantage is set at 2 marks. You must explain in a detailed sentence.

8. ICT – Unit 1 Mock Exam1 Question 8:
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Question 8:
15 Marks! There will be another similar style question in actual exam – ICT & Learning? Hackers, Virus, etc.? Internet/ ? It could be any topic.
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You must state 4 methods
Administration is similar to tasks completed by office staff or teachers when they are not actually teaching (e.g. Marking, contacting parents, calculating budget, storing pupil details)