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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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606 prompts matching "Term 3 Revision 6: Protecting Personal Information & How The Internet Works"

Try This at Home: Working out which switch turns on which light

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Give me something to try at home about wo

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Comparing Repeating ten times and repeating forever

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of repeating ten times

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Comparing An instruction a person understands and one a computer needs

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of an instruction a per

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Spot My Mistake: A LAN called a WAN

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of a LAN called a WAN

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Spot My Mistake: An instruction that can be read two ways

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Spot My Mistake: A server thought to be one single computer

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Comparing Changing a costume and changing a sprite

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of changing a costume a

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Comparing Radio waves, microwaves and infrared

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of radio waves, microwa

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Spot My Mistake: An encrypted message thought to be lost for good

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Try This at Home: Styling my name in as many ways as I can

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Spot My Mistake: A conclusion that does not follow

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Comparing Talking face to face and talking online

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of talking face to face

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Spot My Mistake: A tablet said not to be a computer

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Try This at Home: Writing my script on paper before I type it

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Comparing One big problem and four small ones

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Comparing Moving a sprite by steps and by gliding

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Spot My Mistake: A repeat used where a choice was needed

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Spot My Mistake: A script that does nothing when I click it

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Let Me Explain What makes a source trustworthy

I am in Primary 4. I have just been taught what makes a source trustworthy in my Digital L

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Spot My Mistake: What a password is for

You are my Primary 4 Digital Literacy teacher. Explain what a password is for to me with o

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