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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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📝 3 ICT/Basic Digital Literacy practice tests with answers →
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Drawing Ankara Patterns with Code

Pretend to be my digital literacy tutor. I am in Primary 5. Use the idea of Ankara fabric

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Spot My Algorithm Mistake

I am a Primary 5 pupil writing an algorithm to draw a shape. I will list my steps, and I w

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Draw a Shape Algorithm at Home

Act as my tutor. I am in Primary 5. Give me a task to try at home: draw a simple shape on

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Algorithm Shape Challenge

Act as a fun quiz-game host for Primary 5 Basic Digital Literacy. Give me a challenge to w

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Supercomputers and what makes them so powerful

Act as my Primary 5 tutor. Create a short role-play or challenge that helps me practise su

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How to plan tidying my room by splitting it into...

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A simple substitution cipher and how to decode it

Act as my friendly Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Explain a simple substitution cipher

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How the keyboard, mouse and monitor work together

Act as my friendly Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Explain how the keyboard, mouse and m

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The difference between a bit and a byte

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Why computers 'think' in only two digits

Act as my Primary 5 tutor. Test my understanding of why computers 'think' in only two digi

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Why the order of steps matters when drawing with code

Act as my friendly Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Explain why the order of steps matter

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Why splitting a maze game into parts makes coding...

Act as my friendly Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Explain why splitting a maze game int

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What multimedia means in a presentation

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Adding a title to my slide

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Keeping my slide titles short and clear

Act as my Primary 5 tutor. Test my understanding of keeping my slide titles short and clea

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Why .gov and .edu websites are often more trustworthy

Act as my Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Turn why .gov and .edu websites are often more

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Keeping my bullet points short instead of writing...

Pretend you are my Digital Literacy teacher for Primary 5. Teach me keeping my bullet poin

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Choosing icons and colours that suit my infographic...

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Widening a column so my text fits neatly

Act as my Primary 5 Digital Literacy tutor. Turn widening a column so my text fits neatly

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Saving my spreadsheet file with a sensible name

Pretend you are my Digital Literacy teacher for Primary 5. Teach me saving my spreadsheet

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