53 ICT IGCSE CHAPTER TWO PAST QUESTIONS - INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES

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This document comprises of ICT IGCSE past questions related to chapter two together with answers. All the previous questions were sorted from 2013 to 2019 and take out 53 most important questions related to chapter two. As an ICT teacher, it has been a challenge to find a list of ICT IGCSE questions on topic basis. If the students can answer these questions, it is believed they would be able to answers any questions in IGCSE related to chapter two.

This file will assist the educator to measure the understanding of the students in chapter two before moving to another chapter.

The course syllabus states that you should be able to:

(a) Identify the following input devices:

Keyboards, Numeric Keypads, Pointing Devices (including mouse, touch pad and tracker ball), Remote Controls, Joysticks, Touch Screens, Magnetic Stripe Readers, Chip Readers, PIN Pads, Scanners, Digital Cameras, Microphones, Sensors, Graphics Tablet, MICR, OMR, OCR, Barcode Readers, Video Cameras, Web Cams, Light Pens.

(b) Identify suitable uses of the input devices stating the advantages and disadvantages of each.

(c) Identify the uses of the following sensors:

Temperature Sensor, Pressure Sensor, Light Sensor.

(d) Identify the following output devices:

Monitors (CRT, TFT), Projectors, Printers (laser, ink jet and dot matrix), Plotters, Speakers.

(e) Identify suitable uses of the output devices stating the advantages and disadvantages of each.

(f) Identify the following control devices in control applications:

Motors, Buzzers, Heaters, Lights/Lamps

(g) Identify suitable uses of the control devices stating the uses of each.