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GCSE Computer Science (Binary) Quiz on Binary, created by Levnt on 23/05/2016.
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Question 1
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What is a signed integer?
Answer
An integer that can be a either a negative or positive number
An integer that is converted into binary
An integer that can be processed by the CPU
Question 2
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What is a floating point number?
Answer
A number that has no fixed value
A number that has a decimal point
A number that has had an operation carried out on it in the ALU
Question 3
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Why does ipv6 allow more IP addresses than ipv4?
Answer
ipv6 uses six binary numbers but ipv4 only uses four
ipv6 addresses are 128-bit and ipv4 addresses are 32-bit
ipv6 can do binary calculations faster than ipv4
Question 4
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What is -6 in binary converted using two's complement?
Answer
1010
1011
0010
Question 5
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What is three in binary converted using two's complement?
Answer
0100
0111
0011
Question 6
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What is the result of 9+8 in binary if processed in a system which only supports 4-bit numbers?
Answer
0011
0001
10001
Question 7
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How could the number -5 be represented using 8-bit binary sign and magnitude?
Answer
00000101
100000101
10000101
Question 8
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What is the result of this binary addition: 0110 + 0101 ?
Answer
1011
1111
0111
Question 9
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What is the largest unsigned base 10 integer value that 7 bits can be used to represent?
Answer
256
127
255
Question 10
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When does overflow happen?
Answer
When the pattern of bits is too large to be represented by the number of bits available in a register
When a machine code program crashes
When two binary numbers are successfully added together
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