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ICT Quiz - Processing Text and Images 02 (Questions)

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Fascinating Fact:

Resolution is the amount of detail in an image, and higher resolution usually looks sharper but uses more storage.

In KS3 ICT, processing text and images means using software tools to improve how information is presented. You might structure a document with headings and spacing, or edit an image so it fits the task without losing clarity.

  • Crop: Cutting away unwanted parts of an image to focus on what matters.
  • Aspect ratio: The shape of an image, based on the relationship between its width and height.
  • File size: How much storage a file uses, which affects uploading, downloading, and sharing speed.
What is the difference between editing text and formatting text?

Editing text changes the words themselves, like fixing spelling or rewriting sentences. Formatting changes how the text looks, such as font, spacing, alignment, or headings.

Why do images look pixelated when you zoom in?

Many images are made from pixels, so when you zoom in too far the pixels become visible. This is more noticeable if the image was small or has been enlarged a lot.

How do I choose the best image size for a document or website?

Choose an image size that matches how it will be displayed. If it will appear small on a page, a huge file is unnecessary, but it still needs enough detail to look clear.

1. Which of these will not give text more visual impact?
[ ] Underlining the text
[ ] Using a larger font size
[ ] Using a smaller font size
[ ] Using coloured text instead of black
2. Which formatting toolbar button emboldens text?
[ ] The button marked with an A
[ ] The button marked with a B
[ ] The button marked with an I
[ ] The button marked with a U
3. The formatting toolbar has a button to 'justify' text.
[ ] Any unnecessary spaces between words are removed
[ ] It lines all the highlighted text along the left margin
[ ] The highlighted text is spaced out to fill whole lines
[ ] This checks the highlighted text for grammatical errors
4. This question has been aligned using which button?
[ ] Centre aligned
[ ] Left aligned
[ ] Right aligned
[ ] None of them
5. Text can be moved using highlighting and .......
[ ] copy and paste
[ ] cut and paste
[ ] delete and paste
[ ] format and paste
6. A spell checker .......
[ ] corrects any spelling mistakes
[ ] ensures the document contains no errors
[ ] finds only words in a document which are misspelt
[ ] finds words in a document which aren't in its dictionary
7. A problem with using an English spellchecker is .......
[ ] British and American English spellings are often different
[ ] the dictionary doesn't contain all possible English words
[ ] the spellchecker has to be set for the right country
[ ] All of the above
8. A ....... holds information printed at the top of every page.
[ ] box
[ ] header
[ ] layer
[ ] topper
9. A ....... holds information printed at the bottom of pages.
[ ] bottom
[ ] bullet point
[ ] footer
[ ] trailer
10. Highlighted text can be moved using 'drag and .......'
[ ] crop
[ ] drop
[ ] flop
[ ] plop

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Presenting information on computers

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ICT Quiz - Processing Text and Images 02 (Answers)
1. Which of these will not give text more visual impact?
[ ] Underlining the text
[ ] Using a larger font size
[x] Using a smaller font size
[ ] Using coloured text instead of black
Smaller text is harder to read
2. Which formatting toolbar button emboldens text?
[ ] The button marked with an A
[x] The button marked with a B
[ ] The button marked with an I
[ ] The button marked with a U
B for bold
3. The formatting toolbar has a button to 'justify' text.
[ ] Any unnecessary spaces between words are removed
[ ] It lines all the highlighted text along the left margin
[x] The highlighted text is spaced out to fill whole lines
[ ] This checks the highlighted text for grammatical errors
Text can also be left justified, right justified or centre justified
4. This question has been aligned using which button?
[ ] Centre aligned
[x] Left aligned
[ ] Right aligned
[ ] None of them
English text that is left aligned is easier to read than the other types of justification
5. Text can be moved using highlighting and .......
[ ] copy and paste
[x] cut and paste
[ ] delete and paste
[ ] format and paste
You need to be careful with the spaces as you could end up with a double spacing or no spacing at all where you have moved the text from (and where you have pasted it in)
6. A spell checker .......
[ ] corrects any spelling mistakes
[ ] ensures the document contains no errors
[ ] finds only words in a document which are misspelt
[x] finds words in a document which aren't in its dictionary
A word may be correct but not in the dictionary!
7. A problem with using an English spellchecker is .......
[ ] British and American English spellings are often different
[ ] the dictionary doesn't contain all possible English words
[ ] the spellchecker has to be set for the right country
[x] All of the above
There are spell checker dictionaries for British English, American English, Australian English etc
8. A ....... holds information printed at the top of every page.
[ ] box
[x] header
[ ] layer
[ ] topper
Commonly contains date and title, but it can contain any information that you want to be on every page
9. A ....... holds information printed at the bottom of pages.
[ ] bottom
[ ] bullet point
[x] footer
[ ] trailer
The page number option in the footer (or the header) will automatically insert the appropriate page number for every new page that you add
10. Highlighted text can be moved using 'drag and .......'
[ ] crop
[x] drop
[ ] flop
[ ] plop
There are usually several different ways of doing things in software, you should try as many of the alternatives as you can and decide which suits you best