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Y7 Revision

This document is a revision worksheet for Year 7 computing concepts, containing fill-in-the-blank questions, multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and diagram questions related to networking. It covers key topics such as network types, protocols, and devices, providing answers for each section to aid in study preparation. The worksheet is designed to help students practice and reinforce their understanding of computing concepts ahead of an exam.

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This document is a revision worksheet for Year 7 computing concepts, containing fill-in-the-blank questions, multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and diagram questions related to networking. It covers key topics such as network types, protocols, and devices, providing answers for each section to aid in study preparation. The worksheet is designed to help students practice and reinforce their understanding of computing concepts ahead of an exam.

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AP1- Year- 7

Revision Worksheet – Computing Concepts (With Answers)


Note: The actual exam paper will have fewer questions, but this sheet is designed to help you
revise thoroughly and practice more.

Part 1: Fill in the Blanks (10 marks)


1. A __________ directs network traffic to the correct destination.
Answer: Router
2. A __________ connects devices over short distances, like Bluetooth headphones.
Answer: PAN (Personal Area Network)
3. The __________ provides resources and services such as files, websites, or printers.
Answer: Server
4. A __________ is used to increase the coverage area of a Wi-Fi network.
Answer: Wireless Access Point
5. The __________ shows how devices are arranged and connected in a network.
Answer: Topology
6. __________ is the unique identifier for devices connected to the Internet.
Answer: IP address
7. A __________ translates domain names into IP addresses.
Answer: DNS (Domain Name System)
8. __________ is the most common protocol used to access web pages.
Answer: HTTP
9. The secure version of HTTP is called __________.
Answer: HTTPS
10. A __________ allows many computers in a school to share one Internet connection.
Answer: Switch

Part 2: Multiple Choice Questions (10 marks – Real-Life


Scenarios)
1. You connect your phone and smartwatch together using Bluetooth. What type of network
is this?
a) LAN
b) PAN
c) WAN
Answer: b) PAN
2. A school network allows all teachers to save lesson files on one computer and share
them. Which device is central here?
a) Client
b) Server
c) Switch
Answer: b) Server
3. A hospital connects all its branches within the same city. Which network type is this?
a) LAN
b) WAN
c) MAN
Answer: c) MAN
4. Your home Wi-Fi connects your TV, mobile, and laptop. Which network is this?
a) LAN
b) PAN
c) WAN
Answer: a) LAN
5. A company with offices in different countries shares resources on one system. Which
type of network is this?
a) WAN
b) MAN
c) LAN
Answer: a) WAN
6. Which protocol is mainly used for sending and receiving emails?
a) HTTP
b) SMTP
c) FTP
Answer: b) SMTP
7. Which of the following is NOT a search engine?
a) Chrome
b) Bing
c) Google
Answer: a) Chrome
8. Which device is used to boost the strength of a network signal?
a) Switch
b) Repeater
c) Server
Answer: b) Repeater
9. In networking, DNS is responsible for:
a) Storing emails
b) Translating domain names into IP addresses
c) Providing cloud services
Answer: b) Translating domain names into IP addresses
10. Which of these is a valid IP address?
a) 192.168.1.10
b) www.school.com
c) google.com
Answer: a) 192.168.1.10
Part 3: Short Answer Questions (10 × 2 = 20 marks)
1. What is the role of a router in networking?
Answer: A router directs data between different networks and connects a local network
to the Internet.
2. How does a switch manage communication between devices?
Answer: A switch receives data and forwards it only to the correct device instead of all
devices, reducing network traffic.
3. Difference between LAN and WAN.
Answer: A LAN covers a small area (like a school or home), while a WAN covers large
areas across countries and cities.
4. What does URL stand for? Give an example.
Answer: URL = Uniform Resource Locator. Example: https://www.bbc.com/news
5. Two benefits of a school network.
Answer: (i) Resource sharing (printers, files). (ii) Easy communication among teachers
and students.
6. What does IP stand for and why is it important?
Answer: IP = Internet Protocol. It assigns a unique address to devices so they can send
and receive information.
7. What is a protocol? Give one example.
Answer: A protocol is a set of rules for communication between devices. Example:
HTTP.
8. Give two advantages and two disadvantages of cloud computing.
Answer:

 Advantages: Access anywhere, reduces storage needs.


 Disadvantages: Needs Internet, risk of data breaches.

9. Difference between Internet and Intranet.


Answer: Internet is global and open to all; Intranet is private and used only within an
organization.
10. Name two search engines and two web browsers.
Answer: Search engines: Google, Bing. Browsers: Chrome, Firefox.

Part 4: Diagram Questions (5 marks)


Option A: Draw and label a Star Topology (Server in center → multiple devices connected).

Expected Answer: A central hub/switch in the middle with computers/printers connected


around it.

Option B: Break down the URL:


https://www.school.edu/library/books.html
Answer (labels):

 Protocol: https
 Domain: www.school.edu
 Path: /library/
 File: books.html

Part 5: Additional Questions (10 marks)


1. What is the function of DNS?
Answer: DNS translates human-readable website names into IP addresses.
2. List five types of network topologies.
Answer: Bus, Star, Ring, Mesh, Tree.
3. Why is HTTPS more secure than HTTP?
Answer: HTTPS encrypts data so it cannot be easily intercepted.
4. Give one real-life example of LAN, MAN, and WAN.
Answer:

 LAN: School computer lab


 MAN: City-wide cable network
 WAN: Internet

5. Explain how a server is different from a client in networking.


Answer: A server provides services and resources, while a client requests and uses those
services.
6. What is the role of IP addressing in networks?
Answer: It uniquely identifies devices so data reaches the correct destination.
7. State two functions of a firewall.
Answer: (i) Blocks unauthorized access. (ii) Protects devices from cyber threats.
8. What is meant by "network topology"?
Answer: It is the physical or logical layout of how devices are connected in a network.
9. Why do organizations use Intranets?
Answer: To securely share information and resources within employees only.
10. What is the role of a repeater in a network?
Answer: It boosts weak signals to extend the range of a network.

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