Computer Science Paper 2 November 2019

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1. AMoving computer duties, such as word processing, to a branch in another country with non-striking workers when workers in one branch are on strike or overloaded, using a private network (intranet) so business continues.
2. BPermanently outsourcing all IT duties to a company in another country, regardless of any strikes.
3. CHacking into a rival company's private network to steal contracts during a labour dispute.
4. DTraining new employees to physically replace striking workers on the factory floor.

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1. AHard disk
2. BKeyboard
3. CPlotter
4. DScanner

1. AScanner
2. BDVD Rom
3. CKeyboard
4. DBuzzer

1. AThey can work 24 hours a day without needing a salary or food.
2. BThey require frequent long breaks to avoid making errors.
3. CThey perform tasks more slowly but more cheaply than human workers.
4. DThey need daily wage negotiations, just like human workers.

1. ARobots learn autonomously through trial and error, without any human input.
2. BWorkers manually operate the robot's arm remotely for every single car produced.
3. CRobots are trained using only printed paper instruction manuals.
4. DTasks are directly programmed into the robot's microprocessor.

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1. AFAIL
2. BPASS
3. CCannot be determined from the information given
4. DBoth PASS and FAIL

1. AFAIL
2. BNo output is produced by the algorithm
3. CPASS
4. DBoth PASS and FAIL are printed

1. APersonal data must be processed fairly and lawfully.
2. BPersonal data must be held securely.
3. CPersonal data can be passed to a third party without the owner's permission.
4. DPersonal data must be accurate and kept up to date.

1. AGaining illegal or unauthorised access to a computer system.
2. BA hacker installs malicious code that redirects the user to a fraudulent website when they type in a legitimate web address.
3. CSending fraudulent emails that pretend to be from a bank, asking for login details.
4. DA program that monitors key presses on a keyboard to steal passwords.

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1. AA device that operates on the Physical Layer of a network.
2. BA private network that can only be accessed by members within the organisation.
3. CA network that gives access to users or customers outside the organisation.
4. DA device used as a connection point for devices on a LAN.

1. AA network that gives outside users controlled access.
2. BA device used as a dumb connection point for devices on a LAN, operating on the Physical Layer.
3. CA private network accessible only within an organisation.
4. DA device used to link networks, operating on the Data Link Layer.

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1. AInterviews
2. BQuestionnaires
3. CObservations
4. DBookmarks

1. AAddress bar
2. BInterviews
3. CBookmarks
4. DNavigation arrows

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1. APortable
2. BMachine oriented
3. CEasy to write
4. DConsists of English-like statements

1. ATranslates the whole program at once, before execution.
2. BRequires less memory than an interpreter.
3. CTranslates the program statement by statement, during execution.
4. DIndicates errors during translation.

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1. AIsolation from all transport networks.
2. BAvailability of funding.
3. CAccess to a good transport network.
4. DAvailability of communication facilities.

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