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1st Year Computer Chapter 7 Test7. Digital literacy

30 marks · 40 minutes · 21 questions. Covers: 7. Digital literacy.

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1st Year Computer Chapter 7 Test

1st Year · Computer · Federal (FBISE)

Name: ____________Roll No: ________Class/Section: ________Date: ________Total marks: 30Time: 40 minutes

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 10 × 1 = 10)

  1. What should researchers identify during data collection?
    1. Types of data, sources, and methods used
    2. Types of clothes to wear
    3. Places to visit.
    4. Foods to eat
  2. What does digital literacy help you do?
    1. Swim better
    2. Find, create, evaluate, communicate, and share digital content
    3. Drive a car
    4. Paint a picture
  3. What is a key benefit of using simulated data?
    1. It is always accurate
    2. It can be generated in huge amounts
    3. It requires no underlying models
    4. It eliminates the need for any data collection
  4. Why is it important to identify the difference between method and strategy in data collection?
    1. To mix them up
    2. To correctly achieve research goals
    3. To confuse researchers
    4. To write better stories
  5. How does prototyping benefit user experience assessment?
    1. By finalizing the product without user input
    2. By allowing users to test and provide feedback on the prototype
    3. By increasing the development cost
    4. By collecting large amounts of data
  6. What is assessed in a data collection tool prototype?
    1. Final data analysis
    2. Key working and potential improvements of the tool
    3. Random sampling
    4. Cost efficiency
  7. What is a research question?
    1. A method of data collection
    2. A type of digital content
    3. The goal to achieve after collecting and evaluating data
    4. A social media platform
  8. _________is a key requirement for conducting a qualitative interview.
    1. Planning and implementation
    2. Survey
    3. Talking with interviewee
    4. Data analysis
  9. How is a method different from a strategy?
    1. Method is a goal; strategy is a process
    2. Both are the same
    3. Method is a process; strategy is a goal
    4. Method is a goal; strategy is unimportant
  10. What ensures consistency across qualitative interviews while allowing flexibility?
    1. Random sampling
    2. A structured questionnaire
    3. An interview guide
    4. A financial plan

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 6 of 8 · 6 × 2 = 12)

  1. What is a prototype in the context of data collection?
  2. What role do charts and graphs play in digital literacy?
  3. What are some key points to remember when deciding on a data collection method?
  4. Why is recording equipment important in qualitative interviews?
  5. What are qualitative interviews and how are they typically conducted?
  6. How does the accuracy of a simulation depend on the underlying model?
  7. Why are prototypes important in the development cycle?
  8. Differentiate between simulations and prototypes.

Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 2 of 3 · 2 × 4 = 8)

  1. Debate about the important aspects to consider for conducting a better qualitative interview.
  2. Determine ways via which you will ensure that the information you collect is accurate and unbiased.
  3. Imagine you want to track plant growth over time. How would you design a system to collect data on this?