Lesson 5.3
5.3 Digital devices Quiz: OCR IT, Unit 1
20 questions
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Lesson 5.3, Digital devices: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR IT (J836), Unit 1: IT in the digital world, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which digital device is a handheld touchscreen device that makes calls and runs apps?
- Smart TV
- Desktop PC
- Smartphone
- Smartboard
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Which digital device is a large screen used in classrooms for interactive teaching with touch or pens?
- Smartphone
- Smartboard
- Laptop
- Tablet
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Which digital device is a flat screen that can stream video and connect to the internet?
- Smart TV
- Smartboard
- Smartphone
- Tablet
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Which device is a portable computer with a keyboard and a built-in screen?
- Smartphone
- Tablet
- Smart TV
- PC/Laptop
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Which device is a touchscreen tablet without a keyboard, suited to reading and browsing?
- Tablet
- Laptop
- Smart TV
- Smartboard
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Which input method and feature set primarily distinguishes a smartphone from a laptop?
- Stylus and mainframe
- Keyboard and dial-up
- Mouse and Ethernet
- Touch and cellular
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Which hardware features make a laptop ideal for typing long documents?
- Stylus and camera
- Battery and charger
- Speaker and mic
- Keyboard and screen
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A family wants to stream films onto their living-room screen without a computer. Which device suits?
- Tablet
- Smartboard
- Smartphone
- Smart TV
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A reporter must send photos and file stories from the field quickly. Which device is most suitable?
- Desktop PC
- Smartboard
- Smart TV
- Smartphone
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A pupil wants to write a long essay at a desk with a keyboard. Which device suits best?
- PC/Laptop
- Smart TV
- Smartboard
- Smartphone
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A warehouse worker needs a device to scan stock and view orders while walking. Which device is most suitable?
- Smart TV
- Tablet
- Smartboard
- Desktop PC
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Why must a designer choose digital devices based on context rather than assuming universality?
- Varying hardware specs
- Identical screen sizes
- Fixed input methods
- Universal battery life
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Which device is best suited for a museum's interactive public display?
- Smartwatch
- Smartboard
- Smartphone
- Desktop tower
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Which digital device is typically fixed to a wall and used to display content to a room?
- Tablet
- Wristwatch
- Smartphone
- Smart TV
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What is the primary function of a smartboard in a classroom?
- Power generation
- Network routing
- Data storage
- Interactive presentation
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Which device type is most suitable for a user requiring very large text?
- Large display
- Smartwatch
- Earphones
- Fitness tracker
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What is a key physical advantage of a tablet for casual browsing?
- Lightweight touch screen
- Wired mouse connection
- Heavy mechanical keyboard
- Fixed desktop tower
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Which two factors are vital for a digital device used in outdoor fieldwork?
- Portability and durability
- High power consumption
- Fixed wall mounting
- Fragile glass casing
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Why are tablets often chosen over laptops for young school pupils?
- Complex command line
- Separate mouse requirement
- Heavy physical weight
- Intuitive touch input
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Which digital device category is listed in the specification under digital devices?
- Smart TV
- Router
- Keyboard
- Printer
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