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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS

International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 0418/03

Paper 3 Practical Test


May/June 2006

2 hours 45 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on each printout,
before it is sent to the printer.

Carry out every instruction in each task.

Tasks are numbered on the left hand side of the page, so that you can see what to do, step by step. On
the right hand side of the page for each task, you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have
completed the task; this checklist will help you track your progress through the assignment.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions carefully.

At the end of the assignment put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

This document consists of 10 printed pages.


IB06 06_0418_03/6RP
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DATA ANALYSIS

You work for a gym equipment company called Gymnastic. Your manager has asked you to calculate
the current stock position for stock items.

All currency values should be in dollars with the $ sign visible.

!
1 Create a data model which looks like this: 12.1.1

Information Table
Mark-up 0.05
0.07
Number of stock items
Small
Large

Date Item Size Purchase Increase Sale

24/03/2006 Basic exercise bike


30/03/2006 Cross trainer
06/04/2006 Multi gym
15/04/2006 Treadmill
19/05/2006 Rowing machine
20/05/2006 Trampoline
26/05/2006 Benches
02/06/2006 Punch bags
02/06/2006 Weights
Elliptical cross
07/06/2006
trainers
17/06/2006 Step trainer
22/06/2006 Press

The cells in these columns will represent:

Date Date of item in stock (shown above in


dd/mm/yyyy format, you may use mm/dd/yyyy
if you prefer)
Item The type of gym equipment
Size Whether a large item or a small item
Purchase The price paid for each item
Increase The value added to each item based on the
Purchase price. If the Purchase price is
greater than or equal to 300, then the increase
is 7%. Otherwise the increase is 5%.
Sale The price each item is sold at including the
Increase

Information Table
Mark-up The percentage increase added to all items
Number of stock items Count of the number of items.

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2 In the Information Table name the cell that holds the data 0.05 five 12.1.5
Name the cell that holds the data 0.07 seven

These named cells will be used to calculate the Increase

3 In the main table in the cell under Increase, enter a formula using IF. This 12.1.4
formula calculates the mark-up on the first item.

If the Purchase is greater than or equal to 300 then multiply the Purchase
by the named cell seven to calculate the Increase

If the Purchase is less than 300 then multiply the Purchase by the named
cell five to calculate the Increase

4 In the main table in the cell under Sale enter a formula which adds the 12.1.3
Increase to the Purchase

5 In the Information Table format the cells containing the data 0.05 and 14.1.1
0.07 to display the % value with 0 decimal places (for example 5%).

6 In the Information Table use COUNTIF to count the number of items 12.1.4
where the Size is Small. Place the result in the cell to the right of the
heading Small.

In the Information Table use COUNTIF to count the number of items


where the Size is Large. Place the result in the cell to the right of the
heading Large.

7 Format the cells in the Date column to give the month in word format, (for 14.1.1
example: May 19, 2006 or 19 May 2006).

8 Format the cells in the Purchase, Increase, and Sale columns to display 14.1.1
the $ sign (dollar) with 2 decimal places.

9 Copy down all formulae entered in steps 3 and 4 so that 12 rows of data 12.1.1
can be entered.

10 Set your page orientation to landscape. 14.3.1

11 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the formulae 15.1.1
used. Make sure that the contents of all cells are visible and that the 14.2.1
printout fits onto a single printed page.

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12 Enter the following data into the model to test that it works correctly: 12.1.2
12.2.1
Date Item Size Purchase

March 24, 2006 Basic exercise bike Small 94


March 30, 2006 Cross trainer Large 295
April 6, 2006 Multi gym Large 449
April 15, 2006 Treadmill Large 839
May 19, 2006 Rowing machine Small 519
May 20, 2006 Trampoline Large 349
May 26, 2006 Benches Small 139
June 2, 2006 Punch bags Small 258
June 2, 2006 Weights Small 79
June 7, 2006 Elliptical cross trainers Large 444
June 17, 2006 Step trainer Small 45
June 22, 2006 Press Small 88

13 Save this data and print a copy showing the values. Make sure that the 15.1.1
contents of all cells are visible and that the printout fits onto a single 14.2.1
printed page.

14 Produce a printout showing only the rows where the Size is Large 13.1.1
15.1.1

15 Produce a printout from all the data showing only the rows where the 13.1.1
Date is after 1 June 2006 and the Purchase is greater than 150 15.1.1

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WEBSITE AUTHORING
Your manager has asked you to prepare web pages for a gym equipment company called
Gymnastic. These pages will give information about the company’s products.
!
1 Download the following files from 16.1.1
http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2006webb to your own work area: 16.2.1
SWAD6INT.HTM
SWAD6GYM.HTM
SWAD6MEN.HTM
SWAD6GYM.JPG
SWAD6ICO.JPG
SWAD6ROW.JPG

2 Using a suitable software package, prepare the following styles for use 17.1.1
within all pages on this website: 17.1.2
• h1 – dark green, sans-serif font (e.g. Arial), largest (e.g. 45 point), bold, 17.1.3
centered
• h2 – light green, serif (e.g. Times New Roman), bold, smaller (e.g. 18
point), left aligned
• h3 – light green, sans-serif (e.g. Arial), smallest (e.g. 14 point), left
aligned
Save the stylesheet and attach it to each web page as you create it.

3 Make sure that the stylesheet will work in any browser. 21.1.1

Print a copy of the stylesheet that has to be attached to each page as


html source code.
Make sure that your name is printed on this page.

4 Using a suitable software package, create a new homepage 18.1.1


SWAD6HM.HTM
This page will have menu options across the top and a table below the
menu. It should look like this:

5 Enter the heading GYMNASTIC 17.1.4


Set the text to style h1.

6 Place the contents of SWAD6MEN.HTM below the heading GYMNASTIC 18.1.2


to create the menu. This table must have no visible borders. Set the text 17.1.4
to style h2.

7 Create a hyperlink for the menu item Rowing Machine to point to the file 18.2.1
SWAD6GYM.HTM which should open in a new window called 18.2.2
EXTERNAL
Note that the web page which you have linked to is not yet complete.

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8 Below the menu table, create a new table which has 5 rows and 2 19.1.1
columns.

9 Merge the cells to create the table as shown below. 19.1.3

A B
C D
E

G
10 Set a 4 point border size for the table. 19.1.2

11 Using the contents of the file SWAD6INT.HTM 17.1.4


• place the text What we do into cell A and format this as style h2
• place the text Our company sells…retail prices. into cell B and format
this as style h3
• place the text We keep the…is on-line. into cell C and format this as
style h3
• place the text You can contact… different media. into cell D and format
this as style h3
• place the text Through our… on this website. into cell E and format this
as style h3
• place the text In all cases… of our services. into cell G and format this
as style h2.

12 Import the image SWAD6GYM.JPG and place it in cell F. 20.1.1


Set the width to 500 pixels and maintain the aspect ratio. 20.1.2
Make sure that the whole image is visible. 20.2.1
Centre align the image.

13 Make sure that you have attached the stylesheet to this page and save 17.1.4
the page as SWAD6HM.HTM 21.1.1

Make sure your name is displayed on each page. Print this page as it is
viewed in your browser. Print a copy of the HTML source.

14 Open the file SWAD6ICO.JPG in a suitable application. Change its size 20.2.1
to 35 pixels wide and maintain the aspect ratio. Ensure that the colour 20.2.2
depth is 256 colours (8 bit colour) and save the file as SWAD6ICO.GIF

15 Open the file SWAD6GYM.HTM 20.1.1


Import the image SWAD6ROW.JPG into the right cell of the table. 20.1.2
Resize the image SWAD6ROW.JPG to 300 pixels wide and maintain the 20.2.1
aspect ratio. 20.2.2

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16 Replace the text click here (at the bottom of the page) with the image 18.2.1
SWAD6ICO.GIF 18.2.2
Make this a link (in the same window) to the file SWAD6HM.HTM 20.1.1

17 Make sure that you have attached the stylesheet to this page. 17.1.4
Save the page as SWAD6GYM.HTM 21.1.1

Make sure your name is displayed on each page. Print this page as it is
viewed in your browser. Print a copy of the HTML source.

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PRESENTATION AUTHORING

Your manager has asked you to set up a presentation for an educational organisation, for students
who study business and academic subjects, called The College.

The medium for delivery will be a multimedia projector. Presenter notes need to be developed with
the slides.

!
1 Set up a new presentation consisting of 3 slides. The slide master must have a 22.1.1
light green background and your name and today’s date in small black text 22.3.1
placed in the top left corner. It must also contain clipart as a logo placed in the
top right corner. The logo must be resized so that it does not overlay any slide
text.

2 Set the following styles of text throughout the entire presentation: 22.1.1
Heading: Dark blue, right aligned, large font (between 50 and 68 point)

Subheading: Bright blue, centred, medium font (between 36 and 48 point)

Bulleted list: Dark green, left aligned, small font (between 16 and 34 point)
Use a bullet of your choice.

On the first slide:

3 Enter the heading The College 22.2.1

4 Enter the subheading Student enrolments below the heading. 22.2.1

5 Add the following presenter notes to this slide: 22.2.1

Introduce yourself and your role within the college.

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On the second slide:

!
6 Enter the heading Department enrolments 2006 in the same style as the first 22.2.1
slide.

7 Enter the following list on the left side of the slide, as shown below: 22.2.1

" Business/IT
" Catering
" Art & Design
" Science
" Technology

8 Produce a vertical bar chart from the following data: Place this chart on the right 22.3.2
side of the slide. Make sure that you include a legend showing the subjects.

Product $
Business/IT 350
Catering 275
Art & Design 196
Science 371
Technology 215

9 Draw a thick dark blue vertical line between the graph and the text with an arrow 22.3.3
on both ends.

10 The bullets should be set to appear one at a time. 23.2.1

11 Add the following presenter notes to this slide: 22.2.1

We have a wide variety of courses on offer. Call in and speak to our


enrolment department.

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On the third slide:

!
12 Enter the heading Student activities in the same style as the first slide. 22.2.1

13 Enter the following list on the left side of the slide: 22.2.1

" Keep fit


" Basketball
" Football
" Gymnasium
" Reading club

14 Place a further clipart image showing sports e.g. football, on this page to the 22.3.1
right of the bullets.

Add the following presenter notes to this slide: 22.2.1

The college offers many extra curricular activities.

Why not call in and discuss your needs?

For the whole presentation:

15 Use the same transitional effect between each slide. 23.1.1

16 Use only one animation effect on the title of each slide. 23.2.1

17 Save the presentation using a new filename. Print the presentation in notes 24.1.1
format showing all presenter notes.

(Please note – your tutor will need to assess the transitions and animations before sending in your
work.)

After the examination time

On your html printout highlight those portions of the code which show that:

The external stylesheet is attached to each webpage


The table borders are set to 0 and 4 points
SWAD6GYM.JPG is resized to 500 pixels wide
SWAD6GYM.JPG is centre aligned
The hyperlink from Rowing Machine opens SWAD6GYM.HTM in a new window called
EXTERNAL
SWAD6ROW.JPG is resized to 300 pixels wide
SWAD6ICO.JPG has been changed to .gif format
SWAD6ICO.GIF is resized to 35 pixels
SWAD6ICO.GIF hyperlinks to SWAD6HM.HTM

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

© UCLES 2006 0418/03/M/J/06


UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 0418/03

Paper 3 Practical Test


October/November 2006

2 hours 45 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on every printout,
before it is sent to the printer. Printouts with handwritten information will not be marked.

Carry out every instruction in each task.

Tasks are numbered on the left hand side of the page, so that you can see what to do, step by step. On
the right hand side of the page for each task, you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have
completed the task; this checklist will help you track your progress through the assignment.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions carefully.

At the end of the assignment put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

This document consists of 10 printed pages.


IB06 11_0418_03/7RP
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DATA ANALYSIS

You work for a electrical goods retail company called Dygitell. Your manager has asked you to
calculate the current stock position for stock items.

All currency values should be in dollars with the $ sign visible.

!
1 Create a data model which looks like this: 12.1.1

Information Table
Manager's Discount M .06
Clearance Discount C .03
Number of sales
Kitchen
Household

Date Product Offer Type Price Discount Value


15/02/06
24/03/06
09/04/06
27/04/06
30/05/06
08/06/06
21/07/06
21/07/06
26/07/06
01/08/06
14/08/06
25/08/06

The cells in these columns will represent:

Date Date of product in stock (shown above in


dd/mm/yyyy format, you may use mm/dd/yyyy
if you prefer)
Product The type of product
Offer The type of discount to be applied to the
product
Type The type of product on sale
Price The price of the product before discount
Discount The value is taken away from the Price based
on the Offer. If the Offer is M, then the
discount is 6%. If the Offer is C then the
discount is 3%.
Value The price each item is sold at, after taking off
the discount

Information Table
Manager’s Discount The percentage discount to be taken away
from the product if the Offer equals M
Clearance Discount The percentage discount to be taken away
from the product if the Offer equals C
Number of sales Count of the number of items.

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!
2 In the Information Table name the cell that holds the data 0.06 six 12.1.5
Name the cell that holds the data 0.03 three

These named cells will be used to calculate the Discount

3 In the main table in the cell under Discount, enter a formula using IF. 12.1.4
This formula calculates the discount on the first item.

If the Offer equals M then multiply the Price by the named cell six to
calculate the Discount

If the Offer equals C then multiply the Price by the named cell three to
calculate the Discount

4 In the main table in the cell under Value enter a formula which takes 12.1.3
away the Discount from the Price

5 In the Information Table format the cells containing the data 0.06 and 14.1.1
0.03 to display the % value with 0 decimal places (for example 6%).

6 In the Information Table use COUNTIF to count the number of products 12.1.4
where the Type is Kitchen. Place the result in the cell to the right of the
heading Kitchen.

In the Information Table use COUNTIF to count the number of products


where the Type is Household. Place the result in the cell to the right of
the heading Household.

7 Format the cells in the Date column to give the month in word format, (for 14.1.1
example February 02, 2006 or 02.Feb 2006).

8 Format the cells in the Price, Discount, and Value columns to display the 14.1.1
$ sign (dollar) with 2 decimal places.

9 Copy down all formulae entered in steps 3 and 4 so that 12 rows of data 12.1.1
can be entered.

10 Set your page orientation to landscape. 14.3.1

11 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the formulae 15.1.1
used. Make sure that the contents of all cells are visible and that the 14.2.1
printout fits onto a single printed page.

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12 Enter the following data into the model to test that it works correctly: 12.1.2
12.2.1

Date Product Offer Type Price


15-Feb-2006 Washer M Kitchen 350
24-Mar-2006 Iron M Kitchen 25
9-Apr-2006 Television C Household 1050
27-Apr-2006 Dryer C Kitchen 150
30-May-2006 Kettle C Kitchen 15
8-Jun-2006 Radio C Household 34
21-Jul-2006 Washer M Kitchen 550
21-Jul-2006 Oven M Kitchen 650
26-Jul-2006 Washer C Kitchen 421
1-Aug-2006 Television C Household 624
14-Aug-2006 Radio C Household 28.50
25-Aug-2006 Television M Household 624

13 Save this data and print a copy showing the values. Make sure that the 15.1.1
contents of all cells are visible and that the printout fits onto a single 14.2.1
printed page.

14 Produce a printout from all the data showing only the rows where the 13.1.1
Type is Kitchen 15.1.1

15 Produce a printout from all the data showing only the rows where the 13.1.1
Date is before 1 July 2006 and the Value is less than 30 15.1.1

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WEBSITE AUTHORING

Your manager has asked you to prepare web pages for an educational organisation called The
College. These pages will give information about the college and its courses.

!
16 Download the following files from 16.1.1
http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2006web to your own work area: 16.2.1

SWAA6FLX.HTM
SWAA6INT.HTM
SWAA6MEN.TXT
SWAA6HOMJPG
SWAA6ICO.JPG
SWAA6FLX.JPG

17 Using a suitable software package, prepare the following styles for use 17.1.1
within all pages on this website: 17.1.2
• H1 – black, serif font (e.g. Times New Roman), largest (e.g. 45 point), 17.1.3
bold, centred
• H2 – bright blue, sans-serif (e.g. Arial), bold, italic, smaller (e.g. 18
point), left aligned
• H3 – dark blue, sans-serif (e.g. Arial), smallest (e.g. 14 point), left
aligned
Save the stylesheet and attach it to each web page as you create it.

Make sure the stylesheet will work in any web browser

18 Print a copy of the stylesheet that is to be attached to each page as html 21.1
source code. Make sure your name is printed on this printout.

19 Using a suitable software package, create a new homepage 18.1.1


COLHOME.HTM
This page will have a heading at the top, menu options on the left and a
text/graphics area on the right. It should look like this:

20 Enter the heading THE COLLEGE as style H1. 17.1.4

21 Place the contents of SWAA6MEN.TXT down the left side of the page to 18.1.2
create the menu options in style H2. 17.1.4

22 Create a hyperlink for the item Flexibly learning to point to the file 18.2.1
SWAA6FLX.HTM which should open in a new window called 18.2.2
EXTERNAL

Note that the web page which you have linked to is not yet complete.

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23 In the text/graphics area on the right, create a table which has 6 rows and 19.1.1
2 columns,

A
B C
D E
F G
H I
J K

24 Merge the top two cells of the table as shown A. 19.1.3

25 Set a 6 point border for the table. 19.1.2

26 Use the contents of the file SWAA6INT.HTM: 17.1.4


• place the heading Business/IT into cell B and format this as style H2
• place the text which starts the courses offered here are:
Administration...into cell C and format this as style H3
• place the heading Catering into cell D and format this as style H2
• place the text which starts The courses offered here are:
Accommodation …into cell E and format this as style H3
• place the heading Art & Design into cell F and format this as style
H2
• place the text which starts The courses offered here are: Art &
Design…into cell G and format this as style H3
• place the heading Science into cell H and format this as style H2
• place the text which starts The courses offered here are: Animal
Care…into cell I and format this as style H3
• place the heading Technology into cell J and format this as style H2
• place the text which starts The courses offered here are:
Brickwork…into cell K and format this as style H3
27 Import the image SWAA6HOM.JPG and place it in the merged cell A. 20.1.1
Set the height to 150 pixels. 20.1.2
20.2.1
Do not maintain the aspect ratio. Make sure that the whole image is
visible.

28 Make sure that you have attached the stylesheet to this page and save it 17.1.4
as COLHOME.HTM 21.1.1
Print this page as it is viewed in your browser. Print a copy of the HTML
source.
29 Open the file SWAA6ICO.JPG in a suitable application. Change its size 20.2.1
to 35 pixels wide and maintain the aspect ratio. Ensure that the colour 20.2.2
depth is 256 colours (8 bit colour) and save the file as SWAA6ICO.GIF

30 Open the file SWAA6FLX.HTM 20.1.1


Import the image SWAA6FLX.JPG to the right cell of the table. 20.1.2
Place this image to the right of the text.

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31 Replace the text click here (at the bottom of the page) with the image 18.2.1
SWAA6ICO.GIF 18.2.2
20.1.1
Make this a link (in the same window) to the file COLHOME.HTM

32 Make sure that you have attached the stylesheet to this page and save it 17.1.4
as SWAA6FLX.HTM 21.1.1

Print this page as it is viewed in your browser. Print a copy of the HTML
source.

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PRESENTATION AUTHORING

Your manager has asked you to set up a presentation for an electrical goods company called Electry.

The medium for delivery will be a multimedia projector. Presenter notes need to be produced with the
slides.

!
33 Set up a new presentation consisting of 3 slides. The slide master must 22.1.1
have a very light green background and your name and today’s date in 22.3.1
small black font placed in the top right corner. It must also contain clipart
of an item of electrical equipment for the kitchen as a logo placed in the
bottom right corner.

The logo must be resized so that it will not overlay any text or graphics on
any slide.

Include the slide number in the centre of the footer.

34 Set the following styles of text throughout the entire presentation: 22.1.1
Heading: Dark green, right aligned, large font (between 50 and 72
point)
Subheading:
Bright green, centre aligned, medium font (between 36
and 46 point)
Bulleted list:
Bright green, left aligned, small font (between 16 and 32
point). Use a bullet of your choice.

On the first slide:

35 Enter the heading Electry 22.2.1

36 Enter the subheading Suppliers of quality white goods below the 22.2.1
heading.

37 Add the following presenter notes to this slide: 22.2.1

Introduce yourself and your role within the company.

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On the second slide:

!
38 Enter the heading Price of larger white goods in the same style as the 22.2.1
first slide.

39 Enter the following bulleted list on the right side of the slide. 22.2.1

! Freezer
! Fridge
! Fridge/Freezer
! Oven
! Tumble Dryer
! Washing Machine

40 Create a pie chart from the following data: 22.3.2

White goods $
Freezer 127.99
Fridge 205.99
Fridge/Freezer 498.99
Oven 589.99
Tumble Dryer 185.99
Washing Machine 404.99

Place the chart on the left side of the slide. Make sure that you include a
legend.

Each slice must show the currency value in $ (dollars) to 0 decimal


places.

41 Add a thick dark green vertical line between the bulleted list and the 22.3.3
chart.

42 The bullets should be set to appear one at a time. 23.2.1

43 Add the following presenter notes to this slide: 22.2.1

Our range of white goods excels. Visit our website


www.electry.com

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On the third slide:

!
44 Enter the heading Our warranty in the same style as the first slide. 22.2.1

45 Enter the following bulleted list on the left side of the slide: 22.2.1

! 20 days return if not completely satisfied


! Free delivery within a radius of 20 miles
! Free removal of old goods on delivery of new

46 Place a different clipart image showing an item of electrical equipment for 22.3.1
a kitchen. Place this to the right of the bulleted list.

47 Add the following presenter notes to this slide: 22.2.1

Outside a radius of 20 miles we only charge a small fee, for example


$5 per 10 miles.

Visit our showroom or our website and take advantage of our low
prices.

For the whole presentation:

48 Use the same transitional effect between each slide. 23.1.1

49 Use the same animation effect on the title of each slide. 23.2.1

50 Save the presentation using a new filename. Print the presentation 24.1.1
showing all presenter notes.

(Please note – your tutor will need to assess the transitions and animations before sending in your
work.)

After the examination time

On your html printout highlight those portions of the code which show that:

The external stylesheet is attached to each webpage


The table borders is set to 6 point
SWAA6HOM.JPG is resized to 150 pixels high
The hyperlink from Flexibility Learning opens SWAA6FLX.HTM in a new window called
EXTERNAL
SWAA6ICO.JPG has been changed to .gif format
SWAA6ICO.GIF is resized to 35 pixels
SWAA6ICO.GIF hyperlinks to COLHOME.HTM

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

© UCLES 2006 0418/03/O/N/06


UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 0418/03


Paper 3 Practical Test B May/June 2007
2 hours 30 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files
*0030068772*

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on every printout,
before it is sent to the printer. Printouts with handwritten information will not be marked.

Carry out every instruction in each task.

Tasks are numbered on the left hand side of the page, so that you can see what to do, step by step. On
the right hand side of the page for each task, you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have
completed the task; this checklist will help you track your progress through the assignment.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions correctly.

At the end of the assignment put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

This document consists of 10 printed pages.

IB07 06_0418_03/4RP
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You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You are going to perform some clerical tasks for
this company.

All currency values should be in UK pounds (sterling) with the £ sign visible.

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1 Using a suitable software package, load the file J7STOCK2.CSV

2 In the Company column use a lookup function to show the company name. Use the
CCode column for the lookup value and the file J7CODE.CSV for the array. Make
sure that you use both absolute and relative referencing within your function.

Replicate this function so that the company name for each item is shown.

3 Enter the following data into the model.

Dcode Rate
A 0.225
B 0.18
C 0.1

4 Name the cell containing 0.225 RateA

Name the cell containing 0.18 RateB

Name the cell containing 0.1 RateC

5 Format these three cells as percentage values to 0 decimal places.

6 Use a Countif function (that includes both absolute and relative referencing) in cell
B2, to count the number of SX entries in the CCode column. Do not count any
entries in rows 1 to 4.

Replicate this function into cell B3 to count the number of BE entries and into cell
B4 to count the number of UTB entries.

7 In the Cost column (Cell G7) use a formula to multiply Unit by Quantity

Replicate this function so that the Cost price is shown for each item.

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8 In the Discount column (Cell H7) use an IF function to calculate the discount to be
given.

If the Code is A then multiply the named cell RateA by Cost

If the Code is B then multiply the named cell RateB by Cost

If the Code is C then multiply the named cell RateC by Cost

Replicate this formula so that the discount is shown for each item.

9 In the Price column (Cell I7) use a formula to subtract the Discount from the Cost

Replicate this formula so that the price is shown for each item.

10 Format only the Unit, Cost, Discount and Price columns as currency in pounds
sterling to 2 decimal places.

11 Set the page orientation to landscape.

12 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the formulae used.
Make sure that the contents of all cells are visible and that the printout fits on a
single page wide and two (or three) pages tall.

Make sure that your name, candidate number and centre number are printed in the
header of each page.

13 Set the page orientation to portrait.

14 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the values. Make sure
that the contents of all cells are visible and that the printout fits on a single page
wide and two (or three) pages tall.

Make sure that your name, candidate number and centre number are printed in the
header of each page.

15 Hide rows 1 to 5 inclusive.

Hide columns A, C, E, G and H.

16 Search the data to find all the items where the Price is less than £1

Print this data. Make sure that your name, candidate number and centre number
are printed in the header of the page.

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17 Select all the data.

Leave the rows 1 to 5 inclusive and columns A, C, E, G and H hidden.

Search this data to find all the items where Quantity is greater than or equal to 60
and Price is greater than £2

Print this data. Make sure that your name, candidate number and centre number
are printed in the header of the page.

You are going to create and edit some web pages for this company.

18 Download the following files from http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2007_June


to your own work area:

J7PAGE.TXT
J7MENU.HTM
J7OFFER.HTM
J7SUPPLY.JPG
J7LOGO.JPG
J7SUPP1.JPG
J7SALES.CSV

19 Using a suitable software package, prepare the following styles for use within all
pages of this website:

• h1 – dark blue, sans-serif font, 24 point, centre aligned, bold


• h2 – dark blue, sans-serif font, 18 point, centre aligned
• h3 – blue, sans-serif font, 12 point, right aligned
• h4 – blue, sans-serif font, 12 point, centre aligned
• li – black, serif font, 10 point, bullet points, left aligned, italic
• p – blue, serif font, 10 point, left aligned.

Save the style sheet and attach it to each web page as you create it. Make sure the
style sheet that you prepare will work in any web browser.

20 Print a copy of the style sheet in css format. Make sure that your name, centre
number and candidate number are printed on this page.

21 Using a suitable software package, create a new homepage HOMEPAGE.HTM


This page will have your name, a heading and menu options across the top. It will
have a table below the menu. It should look like this:

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22 Attach the external style sheet that you saved in step 19.

Ensure (by removing code if necessary) that, if you are using a WYSIWYG
package, the styles from the style sheet are not overridden by the package.

23 In the top right corner add the text Last edited by and add your name, centre
number and candidate number.

Set the text to style h3.

24 Enter the heading Hothouse Design

Set the text to style h1.

25 Place the contents of J7MENU.HTM as a table below the heading to create the
menu. Apply the style h4 to all the text within this table.

26 Set the table border to 3

27 Set the cell padding and the cell spacing for the table to 4 and the width of the table
to 100%

28 Below the menu, create a new table which has 4 rows and 2 columns.

29 Merge the cells to create the table as shown below.

B
D
C

30 Set the cell padding for the table to 4, the cell spacing for the table to 4 and the
width of the table to 100%

31 Set the table border of this table to 1

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32 Using the contents of the file J7PAGE.TXT place:

• the text Hothouse Design can provide… high quality products. into cell A
and format this as style h2

• the text We offer a… and much more. into cell B and format this as follows:

We offer a range of products including: as style p


stationery as style li
computer hardware as style li
computer software as style li
computer consumables as style li
and much more. as style p

• the text You can contact us in many ways. into cell C and format this as
style h2

• the text Through our website… of our services. into cell E and format this
as style h3.

33 Import the image J7SUPPLY.JPG and place it in cell D.

Set the width of the image to 300 pixels and maintain the aspect ratio.

Make sure that the whole image is visible.

34 Create a hyperlink for the menu item Special offers to point to the file
J7OFFER.HTM which should open in a new window called _external

Note that the web page which you have linked to is not yet complete.

35 Save the page as HOMEPAGE.HTM

Print this page as it is viewed in your browser. Print a copy of the HTML source.

36 Open the file J7LOGO.JPG in a suitable application. Change its width to 50 pixels
and its height to 53 pixels. Ensure that the colour depth is 256 colours (8 bit colour)
and save the file as J7LOGO.GIF

37 Open the file J7OFFER.HTM

Import the image J7SUPP1.JPG into the right cell of the table.

Resize the image J7SUPP1.JPG to 250 pixels wide and maintain the aspect ratio.

38 Replace the text Candidate name (at the top of the page) with your name,
candidate number and centre number.

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39 Replace the text click here (at the bottom of the page) with the image J7LOGO.GIF

Make this a link in the same window to HOMEPAGE.HTM

40 Attach the external style sheet that you saved in step 19.

Ensure (by removing code if necessary) that, if you are using a WYSIWYG
package, the styles from the style sheet are not overridden by the package.

41 Save the page as J7OFFER.HTM

Print this page as it is viewed in your browser. Print a copy of the HTML source.

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You are going to create and edit a presentation for this company.

The medium for delivery will be a multimedia projector. You will need to produce presenter notes and
audience notes with the slides.

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42 Set up a new presentation consisting of 3 slides.

On the master slide:

43 The slide master must have a cream (or light yellow) background and your Centre
number, candidate number and name in a small black font placed in the bottom left
corner. It must also contain a clipart image of a pen or pencil as a logo placed in
the top right corner.

The logo must be resized so that no text or other object overlaps it.

Include the slide number in the bottom right of the footer.

44 Set the following styles of text throughout the entire presentation:

Heading: Dark blue, right aligned, large font (48 point)

Subheading: Blue (bright blue), right aligned, medium font (32 point)

Bulleted list: Black, left aligned, small font (24 point). Use a bullet of your choice

On the first slide:

45 Enter the heading Hothouse Design

46 Enter the subheading Providing all your stationery and ICT needs for now and
the future… below the heading.

47 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:

Hothouse Design have now added ICT to their portfolio.

On the second slide:

48 Enter the heading Range of products: in the same style as the first slide.

49 Add a black horizontal line, 3 points thick, below the heading.

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50 Enter the following bulleted list on the left side of the slide, below the line.

• stationery
• computer hardware
• computer software
• computer consumables

51 Enter the text and much more... below the bulleted list on the left side of the slide
as a subheading.

52 Place the image J7SUPP1.JPG so that it fills most of the right half of the slide.
Make sure that it does not overlap or cover anything placed on the master slide.

53 The bulleted list should have each bullet set to appear one at a time using the
same animation effect. No other elements on the slide should be animated.

54 Add the following presenter notes to this slide: We have a wide variety of
products, ranging from pens and pencils to state of the art computers.

On the third slide:

55 Enter the heading Best sellers in the same style as the first slide.

56 Enter the following bulleted list on the left side of the slide:
• pens
• pencils
• rulers

57 Using a suitable software package, load the file J7SALES.CSV

Create a bar chart from this file using only the Product and Sold data. Do not
include a legend. Add the label Products to the category axis and Number Sold to
the value axis. Make sure that all of the Product names are visible.

Place this bar chart on the right side of the slide.

58 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:


We will never be surpassed for quality of products or service.

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For the whole presentation:


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59 Use the same transitional effect between each slide.

60 Save the presentation using a new filename. Print the presentation showing all of
the presenter notes.

61 Print the presentation showing audience notes of three slides to a page with space
for the audience to make notes.

62 Print a screen shot of slide 2 showing the animation used for the bulleted lists.

63 Print a screen shot of the presentation showing the transitions between the slides.

After the examination time – on the html printouts of your webpage

On your printout highlight those portions of the code which show that:

• your name, centre number and candidate number are present


• the external style sheet is attached to each webpage
• the table borders are set to 3 and 1 point
• the table widths are set to 100%
• the cell spacing and cell padding are both set to 4
• J7SUPPLY.JPG is resized to 300 pixels wide
• J7SUPP1.JPG is resized to 250 pixels wide
• the hyperlink from Special offers opens J7OFFER.HTM in a new window called _external
• J7LOGO.JPG has been changed to .gif format
• J7LOGO.GIF is resized to 50 pixels wide and 53 pixels high
• J7LOGO.GIF hyperlinks to HOMEPAGE.HTM

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 0418/03


Paper 3 Practical Test B October/November 2007
2 hours 30 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files
*0810124082*

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on every printout,
before it is sent to the printer. Printouts with handwritten information will not be marked.

Carry out every instruction in each task.

Tasks are numbered on the left hand side of the page, so that you can see what to do, step by step. On
the right hand side of the page for each task, you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have
completed the task; this checklist will help you track your progress through the assignment.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions correctly.

At the end of the assignment put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

This document consists of 10 printed pages.

IB07 11_0418_03/7RP
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You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You are going to perform some clerical tasks for
this company.

All currency values should be in UK pounds (sterling) with the £ sign visible.

!
1 Using a suitable software package, load the file N7STOCK2.CSV

2 In the Unit Cost column use a lookup function to show the unit cost. Use the Code
column for the lookup value and the file N7CODE.CSV for the array. Make sure you
use both absolute and relative referencing within your function.

Replicate this function so that the Unit Cost is shown for each row.

3 Enter the following data into the model.

Dcode Rate
A 0.045
B 0.09
C 0.125

4 Name the cell containing 0.045 RateA

Name the cell containing 0.09 RateB

Name the cell containing 0.125 RateC

5 Format these three cells as percentage values to 0 decimal places.

6 Use a Countif function (that includes both absolute and relative referencing) in cell
H2, to count the number of Cartridge entries in the Type column.

Replicate this formula into cell H3 to count the number of Paper entries and into cell
H4 to count the number of Storage entries.

7 In the Cost column (Cell G7) use a formula to multiply Unit Cost by Sales

Replicate this formula so that the Cost price is shown for each item.

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8 In the Discount column (Cell H7) use an IF function to calculate the discount to be
given.

If Sales are greater than or equal to 10 then multiply the named cell RateA by Cost

If Sales are greater than or equal to 20 then multiply the named cell RateB by Cost

If Sales are greater than or equal to 30 then multiply the named cell RateC by Cost

Replicate this function so that the Discount is shown for each item.

9 In the Price column (Cell I7) use a formula to subtract the Discount from the Cost

Replicate this formula so that the Discount is shown for each item.

10 Format only the Unit Cost, Cost, Discount and Price columns as currency in pounds
sterling to 2 decimal places.

11 Set the page orientation to landscape.

12 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the formulae used.
Make sure that the contents of all cells are visible.

Make sure that your name, candidate number and centre number are printed in the
header of each page.

13 Set the page orientation to portrait.

14 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the values. Make sure
that the contents of all cells are visible.

Make sure that your name, candidate number and centre number are printed in the
header of each page.

15 Hide rows 1 to 5 inclusive.

Hide columns A, D, F, G and H.

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16 Search the data to find all the items where the Supplier is Maxell

Print this data. Make sure that your name, candidate number and centre number
are printed in the header of the page.

17 Select all of the data.

Leave the rows 1 to 5 inclusive and columns A, D, F, G and H hidden.

Search this data to find all the items where Sales are greater than or equal to 20
and Price is less than £100

Print this data. Make sure that your name, candidate number and centre number
are printed in the header of the page.

You are going to create and edit some web pages for this company.

18 Download the following files from


http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2007_November to your own work area:

N7PAGE.TXT
N7MENU.HTM
N7OFFERS.HTM
N7CART.JPG
N7ICON.JPG
N7MEDIA.JPG
N7PRINT.JPG
N7SALES.CSV

19 Using a suitable software package, prepare the following styles for use within all
pages of this website:

• h1 – black, serif font, 36 point, centre aligned


• h2 – black, serif font, 18 point, centre aligned
• h3 – red, sans-serif font, 12 point, centre aligned, bold
• h4 – red, sans-serif font, 12 point, left aligned
• li – red, sans-serif font, 10 point, bullet points, left aligned
• p – dark red (or maroon), sans-serif font, 10 point, left aligned

Save the style sheet and attach it to each web page as you create it. Make sure the
style sheet that you prepare will work in any web browser.

20 Print a copy of the style sheet in css format. Make sure that your name, centre
number and candidate number are printed on this page.

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21 Using a suitable software package, create a new homepage HOMEPAGE.HTM
This page will contain your name, a heading, a table and have menu options across
the bottom. It should look like this:

22 Attach the external style sheet that you saved in step 19.

Ensure (by removing code if necessary) that, if you are using a WYSIWYG
package, the styles are not overridden by the package.

23 In the top left corner add the text Last edited by and add your name, centre
number and candidate number.

Set the text to style h4.

24 Enter the heading Peripherals and Consumables

Set the text to style h1.

25 Below the heading, create a table which has 4 rows and 2 columns.

26 Merge the cells to create the table as shown below.

B
D
C
E

27 Set the cell padding for the table to 10, the cell spacing for the table to 2 and the
width of the table to 100%

28 Set the table border to 2

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29 Using the contents of the file N7PAGE.TXT place:

• the text We stock a wide…accessories and consumables. into cell A and


format this as style h2

• the text Peripherals include…CDs and DVDs. into cell B and format this as
follows:

Peripherals include as style p


printers as style li
scanners as style li
network and WIFI, as style li
and consumables like: as style p
cartridges as style li
specialist paper as style li
Blank CDs and DVDs. as style li

• the text You can contact us in many ways. into cell C and format this as
style h3

• the text Through our website…of our services. into cell E and format this
as style h4.

30 Import the image N7CART.JPG and place it in cell D.

Set the height of the image to 200 pixels and maintain the aspect ratio.

Make sure that the whole image is visible.

31 Place the contents of N7MENU.HTM as a table below the existing table to create
the menu. Apply the style h2 to all the text within this table.

32 Set the cell padding for the table to 10 and the cell spacing for the table to 2

Set the table width to 600 pixels.

33 Set the border size of this table to 2

34 Create a hyperlink for the menu item Special Offers to point to the file
N7OFFERS.HTM which should open in a new window called _external

Note that the web page which you have linked to is not yet complete.

35 Save the page as HOMEPAGE.HTM

Print this page as it is viewed in your browser. Print a copy of the HTML source.

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36 Open the file N7ICON.JPG in a suitable application. Change its width to 40 pixels
and its height to 42 pixels. Ensure that the colour depth is 256 colours (8 bit colour)
and save the file as N7ICON.GIF

37 Open the file N7OFFERS.HTM

Import the image N7MEDIA.JPG into the right cell of the table.

Resize the image N7MEDIA.JPG to 300 pixels wide and maintain the aspect ratio.

38 Replace the text Candidate name (at the top of the page) with your name, centre
number and candidate number.

39 Replace the text click here (at the bottom of the page) with the image N7ICON.GIF

Make this a link in the same window to HOMEPAGE.HTM

40 Attach the external style sheet that you saved in step 19.

Ensure (by removing code if necessary) that, if you are using a WYSIWYG
package, the styles from the style sheet are not overridden by the package.

41 Save the page as N7OFFERS.HTM

Print this page as it is viewed in your browser. Print a copy of the HTML source.

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You are going to create and edit a presentation for this company.

The medium for delivery will be a multimedia projector. You will need to produce presenter notes and
audience notes with the slides.

!
42 Set up a new presentation consisting of 3 slides.

On the master slide:


43 The slide master must have a very light blue background and your Centre number,
candidate number and name in a small black font placed in the top right corner. It
must also contain a clipart image of a peripheral device for a computer as a logo
placed in the bottom right corner.

The logo must be resized so that no text or other object overlaps it.

Include the slide number in the bottom left of the footer.

44 Set the following styles of text throughout the entire presentation:

Heading: Black, centre aligned, large font (48 point)


Subheading: Dark red (or maroon), left aligned, medium font (32 point)
Bulleted list: Red, left aligned, small font (24 point). Use a bullet of your choice

On the first slide:

45 Enter the heading Hothouse Design for Computer Peripherals

46 Enter the subheading We offer a full range of peripherals for PCs and Macs
below the heading.

47 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:


I am here on behalf of the Sales department of Hothouse Design.

On the second slide:

48 Enter the heading Printers of all types in the same style as the first slide.

49 Enter the following bulleted list on the left side of the slide.

• Ink Jet
• Laser
• Thermal

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50 Enter the text and for all budgets: below the bulleted list on the left side of the
slide as a subheading.

51 Enter the following bulleted list below the subheading on the left side of the slide.

• Budget from £99


• Home office from £199
• Network from £459

52 Place the image N7PRINT.JPG so that it fills most of the right half of the slide.
Make sure that it does not overlap or cover anything placed on the master slide.

53 Add a red vertical line, 5 points thick, between the bulleted lists and the image.

54 Both bulleted lists should have each bullet set to appear one at a time using the
same animation effect. No other elements on the slide should be animated.

55 Add the following presenter notes to this slide: All the latest printer technologies
are available.

On the third slide:

56 Enter the heading Storage media special offers in the same style as the first slide.

57 Enter the following bulleted list on the right side of the slide:

• CD-R
• CD-RW
• DVD-R
• DVD-RW

58 Using a suitable software package, load the file N7SALES.CSV

Add together the total sales for both makes where the Type is CD-R

Create a bar chart from the data using only the Type and the Sales. Do not include
a legend. Add the label Type to the category axis and Total Sales to the value axis.
Make sure that all of the Type labels are visible.

Place this bar chart on the left side of the slide.

59 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:


Sales of these products have been spectacular, as can be seen by the graph.

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For the whole presentation:

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60 Use the same transitional effect between each slide.

61 Save the presentation using a new filename. Print the presentation showing all of
the presenter notes.

62 Print the presentation showing audience notes with three slides to the page and
space for the audience to make notes.

63 Print a screen shot of slide 2 showing the animation used for the bulleted lists.

64 Print a screen shot of the presentation showing the transitions between the slides.

After the examination time – on the html printouts of your webpage

On your printout highlight those portions of the code which show that:

• your Centre number, candidate number and name are included


• the external style sheet is attached to each webpage
• borders of both the tables are set to 2 point
• the cell padding of both tables is set to 10
• the cell spacing of both tables is set to 2
• the table width is set to 100%
• N7CART.JPG is resized to 200 pixels high
• the table width is set to 600 pixels
• the hyperlink from Special Offers opens N7OFFERS.HTM in a new window called _external
• N7MEDIA.JPG is resized to 300 pixels wide
• N7ICON.JPG has been changed to .gif format
• N7ICON.GIF is resized to 40 pixels wide and 42 pixels high
• N7ICON.GIF hyperlinks to HOMEPAGE.HTM

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

© UCLES 2007 0418/03/O/N/07


UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 0418/03


Paper 3 Practical Test May/June 2008
2 hours 30 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files
*0000000000*

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on every printout,
before it is sent to the printer. Printouts with handwritten information will not be marked.

Carry out every instruction in each task.

Tasks are numbered on the left hand side of the page, so that you can see what to do, step by step. On the
right hand side of the page for each task, you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have
completed the task; this checklist will help you track your progress through the assignment.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions carefully.

At the end of the assignment put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

This document consists of 8 printed pages.

IB08 06_0418_03/5RP
© UCLES 2008 [Turn over
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You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You are going to perform some clerical tasks for
this company.

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1 Using a suitable software package, load the file J8PHONE.CSV
2 In the Department column use a lookup function to show the department name.
Use the Dcode column for the lookup value and the file J8CODE.CSV for the
array. Make sure that you use both absolute and relative referencing within your
function.
Replicate this function so that the department name for each of the 7 items is
shown.
3 Enter the following data into the model
Code Rate
C 1.1
I 3
P 1.6

4 Name the cell containing 1.1 Cheap


Name the cell containing 3 Intl
Name the cell containing 1.6 Peak
5 Format these three cells as numbers to 1 decimal place.
6 Format cells A2, A3 and A4 so that they are right aligned.
7 Use a Countif function (that includes both absolute and relative referencing) in cell
C7, to count the number of MD entries in the Dcode column. Do not count any
entries in rows 1 to 13.
Replicate this function into cells C8 to C13 to count the number of calls from other
departments.

8 Use a function (that includes both absolute and relative referencing) in cell D7, to
calculate the sum of the Duration column if the Dcode column contains MD
Do not include rows 1 to 13.
Replicate this function into cells D8 to D13 to sum the Total Duration for each
Dcode
9 In the Units column (Cell E16) use an IF function to calculate the units used.
If the Code is C then multiply the named cell Cheap by the Duration
If the Code is I then multiply the named cell Intl by the Duration
If the Code is P then multiply the named cell Peak by the Duration
If the Code is not C, I or P then the units used should be zero.
Replicate this function so that the Units for each item are shown.
10 Format all cells in rows 1, 6 and 15 to be centre aligned.
11 Format all cells in rows 1, 6 and 15 so that they are bold.

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12 Format only the Units column to no decimal places.


13 Set the page orientation to landscape.
14 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the formulae and
functions used. Make sure that the contents of all cells are visible and that the
printout is one page wide. It may be three or four pages tall.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in
the header of the page.
15 Set the page orientation to portrait.
16 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the values. Make sure
that the contents of all cells are visible and that the printout is one page wide.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in
the header of the page.
17 Hide rows 1 to 14 inclusive.
Hide column D.
18 Interrogate the data, to find all the items where the Code is I
Print this data.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in
the header of the page.
19 Select all of the data.
Leave the rows 1 to 14 and column D hidden.
Hide column C.
Interrogate this data, to find all the calls made on 04/01/2008 where the Dcode is
PU or SA
Print this data.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in
the header of the page.

20 Select from all of the data, ONLY the data for Department and Total Duration
Use this data to create a vertical bar chart.
Label the chart with the title Total Duration By Department
Make sure that all category axis labels are fully visible and that there is no legend.
Save this chart in a format that can be imported into a presentation authoring
package. Print a copy of this chart.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed with
this chart.

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You are going to create and edit some web pages for this company.

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21 Download the following files from
http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2008June to your own work area:
J8COHIST.HTM
J8HIST.JPG
J8IMAGE.GIF
J8MENU.HTM
J8MOVIE.JPG
J8PAGE.TXT
J8PROD.JPG
J8TEL.JPG
22 Using a suitable software package, prepare the following styles for use within all
pages on this website:
• h1 – black, serif font, 20 pixels, centre aligned, bold
• h2 – blue, serif font, bold, 18 pixels, centre aligned
• h3 – black, serif font, 16 pixels, left aligned
• li – black, sans-serif font, 14 pixels, bullet points, left aligned
• p – dark blue, sans-serif font, 14 pixels, left aligned, italic
Save the style sheet and attach it to each web page as you create it. Make sure
that the style sheet that you prepare will work in any browser.
23 Print a copy of the style sheet in css format. Make sure that your name, Centre
number and candidate number are printed on this page.
24 Using a suitable software package, create a new homepage SAMPLE.HTM
This page will have a table below the heading and menu options below the table.
It should look like this:

25 Attach the external style sheet that you saved at Step 22.
Ensure (by removing code if necessary) that, if you are using a WYSIWYG
package, the styles are not overridden by the package.
26 In the top left corner add the text Last edited by and add your name, Centre
number and candidate number.
Set this text to style h3.
27 Enter the heading Sample Website for client X
Set this text to style h1.
28 Below the heading, create a new table which has 5 rows and 3 columns.

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29 Merge the cells to create the table as shown below.

B C

D E H

F G

30 Set the cell padding for the table to 6, the cell spacing for the table to 6 and the
width of the table to 100%
31 Set the table border to 4

32 Using the contents of the file J8PAGE.TXT


• place the text Our Vision is to promote … and hosting of a web presence.
into cell A and format this as style h3
• place the text Our Products into cell C and format this as style h2
• place the text Company History into cell E and format this as style h2
• place the text Contact Us into cell G and format this as style h2
• place the text Each section of this … included on the web site. into cell H.
Format this text as follows:
• Each section of this table can be used to convey information, or to provide
a link to other areas. as style p
• For example there may be: as style p
• your flagship products as style li
• special offers as style li
• price reductions as style li
• in order to entice customers … included on the web site. as style p.
33 Place the image J8PROD.JPG in cell B.
Place the image J8HIST.JPG in cell D.
Place the image J8TEL.JPG in cell F.
Make sure that the whole of each image is visible.

34 Place the image J8MOVIE.JPG in cell J.


Set the width of the image to 400 pixels and the height to 50 pixels. Horizontally
align this image in the centre of the cell.
Make sure that the whole image is visible.

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35 Place the contents of J8MENU.HTM
• as a table
• below the table created at Step 28
• to create the menu.
Set the text within this table to style h2.
36 Set the cell padding for the table to 6, the cell spacing for the table to 6 and the
width of the table to 100%
37 Set the table border of this table to 2
38 Create hyperlinks for the menu item History and the text Company History (in cell
E) to point to the file J8COHIST.HTM which should open in a new window called
_history
Note that the web page which you have linked to is not yet complete.
39 Create an anchor at the top of the page called TOP
Create a hyperlink so that the menu item Home links to the anchor TOP
40 Save the page as SAMPLE.HTM
Print this page as it is viewed in your browser.
Print a copy of the HTML source.
41 Open the file J8COHIST.HTM
Import the image J8IMAGE.GIF into the right cell of the table.
Resize this image to 300 pixels wide and maintain the aspect ratio.
42 Replace the text Candidate name (at the top of the page) with your name, Centre
number and candidate number.
43 Create a hyperlink so that the text Home links in the same window to the file
SAMPLE.HTM
44 Attach the external style sheet that you saved at Step 22.
Ensure (by removing code if necessary) that if you are using a WYSIWYG
package, the styles are not overridden by the package.
45 Save the page as J8COHIST.HTM
Print this page as it is viewed in your browser.
Print a copy of the HTML source.

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One of the work experience trainees in the company needs to learn how to create a master slide for a
presentation. You are going to produce a sample master slide for this trainee.

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46 Set up a new presentation consisting of 3 slides.

On the master slide:

47 The master slide must have a white background with one vertical green stripe, two
horizontal green stripes and one diagonal green stripe. Each stripe should be
about 6 points wide. It should look like this:

48 Include an automated slide number in the bottom left of the footer. Make sure that
it does not overlap any of the lines added at Step 47.

49 Place a clipart image of a pen or pencil as a logo in the top right corner.
The logo must be resized so that it will not overlap the diagonal line added at Step
47.

50 Enter your name, Centre number and candidate number, right aligned between
the two green lines at the bottom of the master slide. Use a black, 12 point, sans-
serif font. It should look like this:

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51 Add the text Hothouse Design at the top of the master slide. The text should
appear as a heading on every slide of your presentation in a black, 48 point sans-
serif font. This should not overlap any of the other objects on the slide. It should
look like this:

52 On slide 1 add the text Slide 1 example in a blue, 24 point, left aligned serif font.
On slide 2 add the text This is slide 2 in a blue, 24 point, left aligned serif font.
On slide 3 add the chart saved at Step 20.
Make sure that these objects do not overlap any of the master slide items.

53 Save the presentation using a new filename. Print the presentation showing only
the slides, with each slide on a separate page.

After the examination time – on the html printouts of your webpage

Highlight the portions of the code which show:

• your name, Centre number and candidate number


• the external style sheet is attached to each webpage
• the table borders are set to 4 and 2 point
• the table width is set to 100%
• the cell spacing and cell padding are set to 6 in both tables in SAMPLE.HTM
• J8MOVIE.JPG is resized to 400 pixels wide and 50 pixels high and is centered
• the hyperlinks from History and Company History open J8COHIST.HTM in a new window
called _history
• the anchor TOP is created
• the hyperlink from Home points to the anchor TOP in SAMPLE.HTM
• J8IMAGE.GIF is resized to 300 pixels wide
• the hyperlink from Home in J8COHIST.HTM points to SAMPLE.HTM

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

0418/03/M/J/08
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 0418/03


Paper 3 Practical Test October/November 2008
2 hours 30 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files
*0000000000*

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on every printout,
before it is sent to the printer. Printouts with handwritten information will not be marked.

Carry out every instruction in each task.

Tasks are numbered on the left hand side of the page, so that you can see what to do, step by step. On the
right hand side of the page for each task, you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have
completed the task; this checklist will help you track your progress through the assignment.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions carefully.

At the end of the assignment put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

If you have produced rough copies of printouts, these should be neatly crossed through to indicate that they
are not the copy to be marked.

This document consists of 8 printed pages.

IB08 11_0418_03/8RP
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You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You are going to perform some clerical tasks for
this company.

Your manager has asked you to set up a presentation for the board of directors.

The medium for delivery will be a multimedia projector. Presenter notes need to be produced with the
slides.

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1 Set up a new presentation consisting of 4 slides.
On the master slide:
2 The master slide must have a light grey background on the left hand side (about
1/5 of the width) with one vertical red stripe as a border for the grey background
and two horizontal red stripes. Each stripe should be about 6 points wide. It
should look like this:

3 Include an automated slide number in the bottom right of each slide. Make sure
that it does not overlap any of the lines added at Step 2.

4 Place a clipart image of a telephone as a logo in the top left corner.


The logo must be resized so that it is within and does not overlap the three red
lines added at Step 2.

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5 Enter your name, Centre number and candidate number, left aligned in the white
area, at the bottom of the master slide. Use a black, 12 point, sans-serif font. It
should look like this:

6 Add the text Telephone Analysis as a header, left aligned in a black, 44 point
sans-serif font at the top of the master slide. This should be between the red lines
and not overlap any of the other objects on the slide. It should look like this:

On each slide you are going to add text and images to the main white area of the slide. No text
or objects should overlap any items on the master slide.

7 Set the following styles of text throughout the entire presentation:

Heading: Red, left aligned, 60 point (large font)


Subheading: Red, centre aligned, 36 point (medium font)
Bulleted list: Black, left aligned, 24 point (small font). Use
a bullet of your choice.

On the first slide:


8 Enter the heading:
Hothouse Design
9 Below the heading, enter the subheading:
Snapshot analysis of telephone use within the company
10 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:
This brief presentation will identify some of the results of our recent
telephone use analysis.

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On the second slide:


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11 Enter the subheading:
Departments analysed
in the same style as the first slide.
12 Enter the following bulleted list on the left side of the slide:
" Accounts
" Cleaning
" Human Resources
" Information Systems
" Maintenance
" Transport
13 Enter the following bulleted list on the right side of the slide:
" Production
" Purchasing
" Sales
" Security
" Site Management
14 Both bulleted lists should have each bullet set to appear one at a time using the
same animation effect. No other elements of the slide should be animated.
15 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:
Telephones were used by other departments but some have been removed
from the sample.

On the third slide:


16 Create a pie chart from the following data:

Call type Minutes


International 1640
Peak Rate 7842
Cheap Rate 1543
Internal 16805

17 Place the chart in the centre of the slide. Enlarge the chart so that it is clearly
visible.
Each segment must show the call type and percentage value. Do not display a
legend.
18 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:
As you can see the vast majority of our calls are internal. These figures are
the average values per day for all departments, using a monitoring period of
2 weeks.

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On the fourth slide:


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19 Enter the text:
Replace some calls with:
as a subheading.
20 Enter the following bulleted list on the left side of the slide:
" Video conference
" E-mail
" SMS messages
21 Place a different clipart image showing a telephone to the right of the bulleted list.
22 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:
We must look at cheaper media in order to reduce our operating costs.

For the whole presentation:


23 Use the same transitional effect between each slide.
24 Save the presentation. Print the presentation showing all of the presenter notes.
25 Print the presentation showing 3 slides to a page with space for the audience to
make notes.
26 Print a screen shot of slide 2 showing the animation used for the bulleted lists.
27 Print a screen shot of the presentation showing the transitions between the slides.

Your manager has asked you to help develop the company website.
28 Download the following files from
http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2008November to your own work area:
N8ABOUT.GIF
N8CLIENT. GIF
N8CONTAC.GIF
N8CONTAC.HTM
N8HOTDES.HTM
N8STYLE.CSS
N8WHAT. GIF
N8WORK. GIF

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29 Using a suitable software package, edit the file N8STYLE.CSS so that only the
following changes are made:
• set styles h1 and h2 to red
• set style p to dark blue
• set styles h1, h2 and h3 so that the primary font is Times New Roman, but if
this is not available the browser selects any serif font
• set styles li and p so that the primary font is Arial, but if this is not available
the browser selects any sans-serif font
• centre align styles h1 and h2
• set style h1 to bold and italic.
Make sure that the stylesheet that you have edited will work in any browser.
Save the stylesheet as N8STYLE1.CSS and attach it to each web page as you
create or amend it.
30 Print a copy of the stylesheet. Make sure that your name, Centre number and
candidate number are printed on this page.
31 Open the file N8HOTDES.HTM
32 Attach the external stylesheet that you saved at Step 29.
33 Replace the text Homepage with the heading Hothouse Design Ltd
Set the heading to style h1.
34 At the bottom of the page add the text Last updated by and add your name,
Centre number and candidate number.
Set this text to style h3.
35 Replace the text Image 1 here with the image N8ABOUT.GIF
Replace the text Image 2 here with the image N8WHAT.GIF
Replace the text Image 3 here with the image N8CLIENT.GIF
Replace the text Image 4 here with the image N8WORK.GIF
Replace the text Image 5 here with the image N8CONTAC.GIF
Make sure that the whole of each image is visible.
36 Centre align all cells in the top row of the table.
Right align all cells in the second row of the table.
37 Set the background colour of only the top row of the table to black.
38 Set the cell padding for the table to 20 and the cell spacing for the table to 5
Set the table width to 100% and the height to 300 pixels.
39 Set the table border to 5
40 Create hyperlinks from the text Contact us and from the image N8CONTAC.GIF
to point to the file N8CONTA1.HTM which should open in a new window called
_contact
Note that the web page which you have linked to has not yet been created.

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41 Save the page as N8HOTDE1.HTM
Print this page as it is viewed in your browser.
Print a copy of the HTML source.
42 Open the file N8CONTAC.HTM
Attach the external stylesheet that you saved at Step 29.
43 At the bottom of the page add the text Last updated by and add your name,
Centre number and candidate number.
Set the text to style h3.
44 Save the page as N8CONTA1.HTM
Print this page as it is viewed in your browser.
Print a copy of the HTML source.

Your manager has asked you to develop a spreadsheet about telephone calls.
45 Using a suitable software package, load the file N8PHONE.CSV and save it into
your own work area as N8PHONE1
Load the file N8CODE.CSV and save it into your own work area.
46 In the Minutes column (Cell D11) use a function to calculate the whole number
(integer) of minutes for each call, by dividing the Duration by 60
Replicate this function so that the Minutes for each call are shown.
47 In the Seconds column (Cell E11) calculate the number of remaining seconds for
each call using the formula:
Duration – (Minutes multiplied by 60)
Replicate this formula so that the Seconds for each call are shown.
48 In the Length column (Cell F11) use an IF function to show:
• If the Minutes are less than 6 then show the word Short
• If the Minutes are greater than 5 and are less than 12 then show the word
Medium
• If the Minutes are greater than 11 then show the word Long
Replicate this function so that the Length of each call is shown.
49 In the Name column use a lookup function to show the staff name. Use the SCode
column for the lookup value and the external file N8CODE.CSV for the array.
Make sure that you use both absolute and relative referencing within your
function.
Replicate this function so that the names for each of the 7 members of staff are
shown.
50 In cell C2 use a function that includes both absolute and relative referencing to
calculate the sum of the Minutes column if the SCode column contains GBA. Do
not include rows 1 to 10.
Replicate this function into cells C3 to C8 to sum the total Minutes for each
SCode.
51 Format all cells in rows 1 and 10 only so that they are centre aligned.

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52 Format all cells in rows 1 and 10 only so that they are bold.
53 Set the page orientation to landscape.
54 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the formulae used.
Make sure that the contents of all cells are visible and that the printout is one
page wide. It may be three or four pages tall.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in
the header of the page.
55 Set the page orientation to portrait.
56 Save the data model and print a copy of the sheet showing the values.
Make sure that the contents of all cells are visible and that the printout is one
page wide. It may be two pages tall.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in
the header of the page.
57 Interrogate the data to find all the calls where the Length is Long
Print this data.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in
the header of the page.
58 Interrogate the data to find all the calls where the Length is Long and where the
SCode is VCR or RSP
Print this data.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in
the header of the page.

After the examination time

On your html printout highlight those portions of the code which show that:

• The external stylesheet is attached to both web pages


• The table border is set to 5
• The table cell padding is set to 20
• The table cell spacing is set to 5
• The table width is set to 100%
• The table height is set to 300 pixels
• Row 1 of the table is centre aligned
• Row 1 of the table has a black background
• Row 2 of the table is right aligned
• The hyperlinks from both text and image open N8CONTA1.HTM in a new window called
_contact

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

© UCLES 2008 0418/03/O/N/08


UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 0417/03


Paper 3 Practical Test May/June 2009
2 hours 30 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files
*0000000000*

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on every printout,
before it is sent to the printer. Printouts with handwritten information will not be marked.

Carry out every instruction in each step.

Steps are numbered on the left hand side of the page. On the right hand side of the page for each step,
you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have completed it; this will help you track your
progress through the test.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions carefully.

At the end of the test put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

If you have produced rough copies of printouts, these should be neatly crossed through to indicate that they
are not the copy to be marked.

This document consists of 9 printed pages.

IB09 06_0417_03/XRP
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You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You are going to update a website for a client
called Supa Scuba.
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1 Download the following files from
http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2009June to your own work area:
J9CLOWN.JPG
J9CODE.CSV
J9DIVE.HTM
J9DOLPHI.JPG
J9FISH.JPG
J9LOGO.JPG
J9PAGE.TXT
J9SCUBA.HTM
J9SHEET.CSV
J9SHOAL.JPG
J9STYLE1.CSS
J9SUNSET.JPG
2 Using a suitable software package, open the webpage J9SCUBA.HTM so that it can
be edited.
Attach the stylesheet J9STYLE1.CSS to this webpage.
3 Replace the text Centre number, candidate number, name with your Centre number,
candidate number and name.
Change this line of code from paragraph style to style h5.
4 Change the width of the table so that it fills the width of the window in any web
browser.
5 Set the cell padding for the table to 2, the cell spacing for the table to 2 and the border
of the table to 2
6 Replace the text Place anchor here with an anchor called TOP
In the text Click Here to return to the top of the page, make only the words Click Here
a hyperlink to the anchor that you have just created.
7 Replace the text Logo image with the image J9LOGO.JPG
8 Replace the text Sunset image with the image J9SUNSET.JPG
Resize this image so that it becomes 183 pixels wide and 320 pixels high. Do not
maintain the aspect ratio.
9 Replace the text Shoal image with the image J9SHOAL.JPG
Create a hyperlink from this image to point to the file J9DIVE.HTM which should open
in a new window called _scubadive
10 Replace the text Fish image with the image J9FISH.JPG
11 Replace the text Dolphin image with the image J9DOLPHI.JPG
12 Create a hyperlink from the text Amazing fish to point to the file J9DIVE.HTM which
should open in a new window called _scubadive

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13 Save the page as J9SCUBA.HTM
Print this page as it is viewed in your browser.
Print a copy of the HTML source.
14 Using a suitable software package, open the stylesheet J9STYLE1.CSS
15 Edit the stylesheet to change the styles so that:
• h1 is 48 point
• h5 is left aligned
• h4 is black
• the red and blue components of h1, h2, h3 and h5 remain the same and there
is no green component in any of these styles
• the paragraph style has no red component and the green and blue
components are set to 50%
16 Save this stylesheet as J9STYLE2.CSS
Print this stylesheet.
17 Open the webpage J9SCUBA.HTM so that it can be edited.
Attach the stylesheet J9STYLE2.CSS to this webpage in place of the current
stylesheet.
18 Save the page as J9SCUBA.HTM
Open this page in your browser and print it.
Print a copy of the HTML source.
19 Using a suitable software package, open the webpage J9DIVE.HTM so that it can be
edited.
Attach the stylesheet J9STYLE2.CSS to this webpage.
20 Replace the text Centre number, candidate number, name with your Centre number,
candidate number and name.
21 Replace the text Heading here with the text Supa Scuba Diving Holidays and format
this as style h2

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22 Using the contents of the file J9PAGE.TXT replace the text:

• First text here with the text As a company … bespoke holiday service.

Format this as style h4

• Second text here with the text We offer the … the following ideas:

Format this as style h5

• List here with the text Experienced divers … Family packages

Format this text with the following styles:


Text Style
Experienced divers p
Go deep li
Wreck week li
Shark experience li
Wall dives li
Cave dives li
Beginners p
Meet the fish li
Turtle week li
Learn to dive li
Snorkel with us li
Family packages p

Format the two lists as unordered lists.


23 Replace the text Image here with the image J9CLOWN.JPG
Set the width of the image to 280 pixels and maintain its aspect ratio.
24 Set the table border to 2
25 Create a hyperlink from the text Homepage to point to the file J9SCUBA.HTM which
should open in the current window.
Open J9DIVE.HTM in your browser and print it.
Print a copy of the HTML source for J9DIVE.HTM

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You are going to create a short presentation of 3 slides about the website that you are creating for
Supa Scuba.

The presentation will be delivered using a multimedia projector. Presenter notes need to be produced
with the slides.

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26 Create a new presentation with 3 slides.

The master slide:


27 The master slide must have:
• a pale blue background on the right hand side (about 1/4 of the width of the
slide)
• one vertical dark blue line as a border for the pale blue background
• two horizontal dark blue lines
• each line should be 4 points wide.

It should look like this:

28 Include an automated slide number, left aligned in the white area at the bottom of the
master slide. Make sure that it does not overlap any of the lines added at Step 27.

29 Place an image (from clipart, scanner, digital camera or elsewhere) of one or more fish
in the right hand area.
Crop and/or resize the image so that it fits within and will not overlay the dark blue
lines added at Step 27. Do not distort the image. Make sure that the image fills more
than 50% of the available space.

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30 Enter your name, Centre number and candidate number. Centre align this text in the
white area, below the blue line, at the bottom of the master slide. Use a black, 12
point, bold, sans-serif font. It should look like this:

31 Add the text Supa Scuba, left aligned in a dark blue, 48 point sans-serif font at the top
of the master slide. This should be above the blue line and not overlap any of the other
objects on the slide. It should look like this:

32 Set the following styles for the presentation:

Heading: Dark blue, left aligned, large font (60 point)

Subheading: Blue, centre aligned, medium font (30 point)

Bulleted list: Black, left aligned, small font (20 point). Use a
bullet of your choice.

On each slide add text and images to the main white area of the slide. No text or objects should
overlap any items on the master slide.

On the first slide:


33 Enter the heading New website
34 Enter the subheading Proposed web pages below the heading.
35 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:
During the development of this new website, we have realised that the proposed
design brief may need to be amended.

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On the second slide: !


36 Enter the subheading Rationale in the same style as the first slide.

37 Enter the following bulleted list on the left side of the slide:

! Customer views
! Easier site location
! Faster navigation
! Compliant with new browsers

38 The bulleted list should have each bullet set to appear one at a time using the same
animation effect. No other elements of the slide should be animated.

39 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:

The proposed design brief did not take into account the latest web browsers, or
recent customer satisfaction surveys.

On the third slide:


40 Create a pie chart from the following data:

Type of trip 2008 Dives


Go deep 2512
Wreck week 12608
Shark experience 940
Wall dives 12540
Cave dives 353
Drift dives 13247

41 Label the segments with the type of trip and percentage value. Do not display a
legend.
Place the chart in the centre of the slide. Enlarge the chart so that it is clearly visible.
Make sure the chart is not distorted.
42 Add the following presenter notes to this slide:
This information could be added to the trips page of the website to indicate the
number of dives made in a single year on your trips.

For the whole presentation:


43 Use the same transitional effect between each slide.
44 Save the presentation using a new filename.
Print the presentation showing all the presenter notes.
45 Print a screen shot of slide 2 showing the animation used for the bulleted list.
46 Print a screen shot of the presentation showing the transitions between the slides.

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Your manager has asked you to manipulate a spreadsheet about the time and costs involved with
some of the webpage development.
!
47 Using a suitable software package, load the file J9SHEET.CSV
48 Place your Centre number, candidate number and name in the header.
49 In the Webpage column use a lookup function to show the company name. Use the
Code column for the lookup value and the file J9CODE.CSV for the array. This
function must include both absolute and relative referencing and must not use a
named range.
Replicate this function so that the company name is shown for each of the 7 codes.
50 In cell C2 use a SUMIF function.
If the value in the Pagecode column matches the content of cell B2, then sum the
values from the Minutes column. This function must include both absolute and relative
referencing and must not use named ranges. Do not include any entries in rows 1 to 9.
Replicate this function into cells C3 to C8 for each of the other codes.
51 In cell D2 use a formula to calculate the number of whole hours. Use the minutes from
cell C2 to help you.
Replicate this function into cells D3 to D8.

52 In cell E2 use a formula to calculate the number of minutes left when the whole hours
are removed. Use the values in cells C2 and D2 to help you.
Replicate this formula into cells E3 to E8.
53 Save the data model and print a copy of cells A1 to E23 only, showing the formulae
and functions used. Make sure that the contents of all cells in this range are visible
and that the printout fits on a single page.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in the
header.
54 Interrogate the data to show only the entries where the Pagecode is HOL or FP
Sort this data into descending order of minutes.
Hide rows 1 to 9 inclusive.
Print this data.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in the
header.

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After the examination time – on the html printouts of your webpage

On your printout highlight those portions of the code which show that:

• your name, Centre number and candidate number are present on all printouts
• the external stylesheets are attached to the webpages
• the anchor TOP has been placed
• the table borders in the webpages are set to 2 point
• the table is set to the width of the page
• the cell spacing and cell padding are both set to 2
• J9SUNSET.JPG is resized to 183 pixels wide by 320 pixels high
• the hyperlink from the text ‘Amazing fish’ opens J9DIVE.HTM in a new window called
_scubadive
• the hyperlink from the image J9SHOAL.JPG opens J9DIVE.HTM in a new window called
_scubadive
• the text Click Here links to the anchor TOP
• J9CLOWN.JPG is resized to 280 pixels wide
• the hyperlink from the text ‘Homepage’ opens J9SCUBA.HTM in the current window.

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

0417/03/M/J/09
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 0417/03


Paper 3 Practical Test October/November 2009
2 hours 30 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files
*0000000000*

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on every printout,
before it is sent to the printer. Printouts with handwritten information will not be marked.

Carry out every instruction in each step.

Steps are numbered on the left hand side of the page. On the right hand side of the page for each step,
you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have completed it; this will help you track your
progress through the test.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions carefully.

At the end of the test put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

If you have produced rough copies of printouts, these should be neatly crossed through to indicate that they
are not the copy to be marked.

This document consists of 7 printed pages.

IB09 11_0417_03/8RP
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You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You are going to perform some clerical tasks for
this company.

!
1 Using a suitable software package, load the file N9SUPP.CSV
2 Place your Centre number, candidate number and name in the header.
3 In the Company column use a LOOKUP function to show the company name. Use the
Ccode column for the lookup value and the file N9CODE.CSV for the array. This
function must include both absolute and relative referencing and must not use a named
range.
Replicate this function so that the company name is shown for each of the 15 codes.
4 Enter the following data into the model

Code Rate
D 1.21
N 1.3
P 1.65

5 Name the cell containing 1.21 Discount


Name the cell containing 1.3 Normal
Name the cell containing 1.65 Premium
6 Format these three named cells as numbers to 2 decimal places.
7 Format cells A2, A3 and A4 so that they are right aligned.
8 Use a COUNTIF function in cell C7 to count the number of products made by the
Supplier with a Ccode that matches the contents of cell B7. This function must include
both absolute and relative referencing and must not use a named range. Do not count
any entries in rows 1 to 23.
Replicate this function into cells C8 to C21 to count the number of products in stock
made by each Supplier.
9 Set the page orientation to landscape.
10 Save the data model and print a copy of cells A1 to C21 only, showing the formulae and
functions used.
Make sure that the row and column headings and the contents of all cells in this range
are visible.
Make sure that the printout fits on a single page.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in the
header.
11 Set the page orientation to portrait.
12 Save the data model and print a copy of cells A1 to C21 only, showing the values.
Make sure that the row and column headings are not visible.
Make sure that the contents of all cells in this range are visible and that the printout fits
on a single page.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in the
header.

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13 In the Unit Retail column (Cell F24) use an IF function to calculate the retail price of
each unit.
If the Code is D then multiply the named cell Discount by the Unit Purchase price.
If the Code is N then multiply the named cell Normal by the Unit Purchase price.
If the Code is P then multiply the named cell Premium by the Unit Purchase price.
If the Code is not D, N or P then return the Unit Purchase price.
Replicate this function so that the Unit Retail price for each item is shown.
14 In the Retail column (Cell H24) multiply the Unit Retail price by the Pack size to
calculate the Retail price for the item.
Replicate this formula so that the Retail price for each item is shown.
15 Format all cells in row 23 to be centre aligned.
16 Format all cells in row 23 so that they are bold.
17 Format all cells in row 23 so that they are italic.
18 Format the data in the Unit Purchase, Unit Retail and Retail columns to Euros (€) with 2
decimal places.
19 Format only the Pack Size column to 0 decimal places.
20 Centre align the Supplier and Code columns from row 24 to row 116 inclusive.
21 Set the page orientation to landscape.
22 Save the data model and print a copy of cells F23 to H116 only, showing the formulae
and functions used.
Make sure that the row and column headings and the contents of all cells in this range
are visible.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in the
header.
23 Keep the page orientation as landscape.
24 Save the data model and print a copy of rows 23 to 54 only, showing the values. Make
sure that the contents of all cells in this range are visible and that the printout fits on a
single page.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in the
header.
25 Interrogate the data, to find all the Red items with a Unit Purchase price between 0.51
and 0.58 Euros.
Print this data.
Make sure that your name, Centre number and candidate number are printed in the
header.

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You are going to edit some web pages for this company.

!
26 Download the following files from
http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2009November to your own work area:
N9DOUBLE.JPG
N9FILE.JPG
N9FOLDER.JPG
N9GAFFER.JPG
N9GLUE.JPG
N9GLUE2.JPG
N9OFFERS.HTM
N9PAGE.TXT
N9PARCEL.JPG
N9PEN.JPG
N9SELLO.JPG
N9STYLES.CSS
N9TAPE.HTM
N9TAPE.JPG
27 Using a suitable software package, open the webpage N9OFFERS.HTM so that it can
be edited.
Attach the stylesheet N9STYLES.CSS to this webpage.
28 Replace the text Candidate name, Centre number, candidate number with your name,
Centre number and candidate number.
Change this line of code from style h4 to paragraph style.
29 Change the width of both tables so that they each fill the width of the window in any web
browser.
30 Merge the two cells that contain the word Adhesives so that they become a single cell,
containing only the word Adhesives
Make sure that this new cell uses 44% of the table width.
31 Merge the two cells that contain the word Files so that they become a single cell,
containing only the word Files
Make sure that this new cell uses 44% of the table width.
32 Set the cell padding for both tables to 4, the cell spacing for both tables to 4
Set the table border of the top table to 0 and the table border of the bottom table to 2
33 Replace the text Place anchor here with an anchor called TOP
In the text Click Here to return to the top of the page, make only the words Click Here a
hyperlink to the anchor that you have just created.
34 Replace the text Tape image with the image N9TAPE.JPG
Create a hyperlink from this image to point to the file N9TAPE.HTM which should open
in a new window called _adhesivetape
35 Replace the text Glue image with the image N9GLUE.JPG
36 Replace the text File image with the image N9FILE.JPG
37 Replace the text Folder image with the image N9FOLDER.JPG

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38 Replace the text Pen image with the image N9PEN.JPG
Resize this image so that it becomes 100 pixels wide and 300 pixels high. Do not
maintain the aspect ratio.
39 Using the contents of the file N9PAGE.TXT
Replace the text Sponsored links here with:
Select from the following sponsored links to take you to our partner companies:
Format this as style p
Align this text to the top of the table cell.
40 Using the contents of the file N9PAGE.TXT
Replace the text Place list here with:
Rootrainer Trees
Rock ICT
Kuroki Koi
Electry
International Tea and Coffee Traders
Format this as style li
41 Save the page as N9OFFERS.HTM
Print this page as it is viewed in your browser.
Print a copy of the HTML source.
42 Open the file N9TAPE.HTM
Identify 2 new hyperlinks that need to be created from the text on this webpage.
Make a note of the type of hyperlinks required and the text that these hyperlinks will link
from but do not create them. You will need this information at Step 54.

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You have been asked to prepare a short presentation for your team leader giving information about
the website.

!
43 Create a new presentation with 3 slides.

The master slide:


44 The master slide must have a white background.
45 In the top left corner of the master slide enter the text Hothouse Design Stationery
Supplies in a black, 24 point, sans-serif font.
46 In the bottom left corner of the master slide place an automated slide number.
47 In the bottom right corner of the master slide place an image (from clipart, scanner,
digital camera or elsewhere) of a pen or pencil as a logo.
48 In the top right corner of the master slide enter your name, Centre number and
candidate number in a black, 12 point, sans-serif font.
49 Set the following styles for the presentation:
Heading: Red, 48 point, right aligned serif font.
Subheading: Black, centre aligned, 24 point serif font.
Bulleted list: Black, left aligned, 18 point sans-serif font. Use a bullet of your choice.

On the first slide:


50 Enter the heading Progress on the website
Make sure that this text does not overlap any of the items on the master slide.
51 Add the subheading Current status
Make sure that this text does not overlap any of the items on the master slide.

On the second slide:


52 Enter the heading Webpage N9Tape.htm
Make sure that this text does not overlap any of the items on the master slide.
53 Enter the subheading This webpage needs improving with:
Make sure that this text does not overlap any of the items on the master slide.
54 Add a bulleted list with three bullet points.
The first bullet point will contain the text: Consistent spacing between images
The second and third bullet points should list the new hyperlinks to be added to the
webpage N9TAPE.HTM. State the types of hyperlinks required and the text that the
hyperlinks will link from. You identified these at Step 42.
Make sure that these do not overlap any of the items on the master slide.
55 The bulleted list should have each bullet set to appear one at a time using the same
animation effect.
No other elements on the slide should be animated.

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On the third slide: !


56 Enter the heading Image for the glue webpage
Make sure that this text does not overlap any of the items on the master slide.
57 Open the image N9GLUE2.JPG in a suitable application package.
Flip the image horizontally.
Place and resize the new image so that it fills most of the slide. Ensure that the aspect
ratio is maintained.
Make sure that it does not overlap or cover anything placed on the master slide.

For the whole presentation:


58 Save the presentation using a new filename.
Print the presentation.
59 Print a screen shot of slide 2 showing the animation used for the bulleted list.

After the examination time – on the html printouts of your webpage

On your printout highlight those portions of the code which show that:

• your name, Centre number and candidate number are present


• the external stylesheet is attached to the homepage
• the anchor TOP has been placed
• the table borders are set to 0 and 2 point
• the tables are the width of the page
• the cell spacing and cell padding are both set to 4
• N9PEN.JPG is resized to 100 pixels wide by 300 pixels high
• the cells containing the word Adhesives have been merged
• the cells containing the word Files have been merged
• the hyperlink from the image N9TAPE.JPG opens N9TAPE.HTM in a new window called
_adhesivetape
• the text Click Here links to the anchor TOP

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

0417/03/O/N/09
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS
International General Certificate of Secondary Education

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 0417/03


Paper 3 Practical Test May/June 2010
2 hours 30 minutes
Additional Materials: Candidate Source Files
*5230304889*

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Make sure that your Centre number, candidate number and name are clearly visible on every printout,
before it is sent to the printer. Printouts with handwritten information will not be marked.

Carry out every instruction in each step.

Steps are numbered on the left hand side of the page. On the right hand side of the page for each step,
you will find a box which you can tick (!) when you have completed it; this will help you track your
progress through the test.

Before each printout you should proof-read the document to make sure that you have followed all
instructions carefully.

At the end of the test put all your printouts into the Assessment Record Folder.

If you have produced rough copies of printouts, these should be neatly crossed through to indicate that they
are not the copy to be marked.

This document consists of 6 printed pages.

IB10 06_0417_03/RP
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You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You are going to create a new website for a client
called The Relaxing Holiday Company.

This website must open in any browser with any screen resolution. The homepage will have three
separate tables and look like this:

!
1 Download the following files from
http://www.hothouse-design.co.uk/2010XJune to your own work area:

JXBOTTOM.HTM
JXBUBBLE.JPG
JXDEST.CSV
JXFOOTER.JPG
JXHARBOUR.JPG
JXIMG1.JPG
JXIMG2.JPG
JXIMG3.JPG
JXIMG4.JPG
JXIMG5.JPG
JXIMG6.JPG
JXPRES.RTF
JXSEA.HTM
JXSHEET.CSV
JXSTYLES1.CSS
JXSTYLES2.CSS
JXTEXT.TXT
JXTITLE.JPG
JXTOP.HTM

2 Using a suitable software package, create a new webpage called JXRHC.HTM


Attach the stylesheet JXSTYLES1.CSS to this webpage.

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!
3 Create the top table using the contents of JXTOP.HTM
4 Set the table width to 100% of the width of the window.
5 At the top of the page create an anchor called START
6 Replace the text candidate name, Centre number, candidate number with your
name, Centre number and candidate number.
7 Create the middle table with 3 rows and 2 columns as shown in the diagram on
the previous page.
8 Set the table width of the middle table to 90% of the width of the window.

9 Align the middle table with the centre of the window, as shown in the diagram.

10 Place the image JXHARBOUR.JPG in the left cell of the middle table.

11 Use the contents of the file JXTEXT.TXT to place the following text, as style h3, in
the middle table:
• Place the text We offer holidays to suit your every need. We can often
make dreams come true. in the top right cell.
• Place the text Let us arrange your holiday for you. We will collect you from
your home and offer the best service of any holiday company in the world.
in the middle right cell.
• Place the text Combine our service with superb value for money. Contact
us with your requirements and we are sure that we will not disappoint you.
in the bottom right cell.
Make sure that the styles which are in the stylesheet are not over-ridden.
12 Create the bottom table using the contents of JXBOTTOM.HTM
13 Set the table width of the bottom table to 100% of the width of the window.
14 Replace the text Place anchor here with an anchor called SNOWZONE
This anchor must not be visible on the page.
15 Create a hyperlink from the word Snow in the top table to the anchor that you
have just created.
16 Make only the words Click Here a hyperlink to the anchor called START
17 Select the most appropriate image from those obtained in step 1 and use this to
replace the word Sun in the bottom table.
18 Select the most appropriate image from those obtained in step 1 and use this to
replace the word Sea in the bottom table.
19 Select the most appropriate image from those obtained in step 1 and use this to
replace the word Sand in the bottom table.
20 Select the most appropriate image from those obtained in step 1 and use this to
replace the words Contact us in the bottom table.
21 Set the width of each of the images placed in steps 17 to 20 to 160 pixels wide
and maintain the aspect ratio.
22 Create a hyperlink from the image placed in step 18 to point to the file
JXSEA.HTM which should open in a new window called _sea
23 Create a hyperlink from the image placed in step 20 to send an e-mail to
RHC@cie.org.uk

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24 Save the webpage as JXRHC1.HTM
Print a copy of the HTML source.
25 Attach the stylesheet JXSTYLES2.CSS to this webpage.
26 Save the webpage as JXRHC2.HTM
Open this page in your web browser. Print screenshot evidence of this page.
You may use more than one printout to make sure that the entire page is visible.
27 Open the webpage JXSEA.HTM
28 Attach the stylesheet JXSTYLES2.CSS to this webpage.
29 Make the text Home a link to JXRHC2.HTM
30 Save the webpage.

You are going to create a short presentation for the manager of The Relaxing Holiday Company about
the website.

31 Import the file JXPRES.RTF placing the text as slides in your presentation
software.
Remove any blank slides.
(This should provide four slides, each containing a title and some bullet points.)
Save the presentation.
32 The master slide must have:
• a white background
• your Centre number, candidate number and name in a 12 point black serif
font in the top right corner
• a clipart image of the sun as a logo in the bottom right corner
• slide numbers in the bottom left corner.
33 Insert a new slide before slide 1. Use a layout with a title and subtitle for the new
slide.
34 Enter the text New website for as a subtitle for the slide.
Enter the text The Relaxing Holiday Company as the title for the slide. Move this
title so that it is below the subtitle.
35 Explain why the background image in JXSTYLES1.CSS does not work. Give your
answer by replacing the text Answer 1 here on slide 4.
36 On slide 4 replace the text Answer 2 here with only the html code in the stylesheet
JXSTYLES1.CSS that makes the background colour of the page visible.
37 The stylesheet should have set h1 and h2 to white and h3 to yellow.
Explain why the text for styles h1 and h2 is not white and h3 is not yellow. Give
your answer by replacing the text Answer 3 here.
38 Describe what cell padding in html coding is. Give your answer by replacing the
text Answer 4 here on slide 5.
39 Describe what cell spacing in html coding is. Give your answer by replacing the
text Answer 5 here on slide 5.
40 On all slides make sure that no objects overlap any of the master slide items.
41 Save the presentation using a new filename. Print the presentation with two slides
on each page.

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Your manager has asked you to manipulate a spreadsheet about some holiday bookings.
!
42 Using a suitable software package, load the file JXSHEET.CSV
43 Place your name, candidate number and Centre number in the footer.
44 In the Destination column use a lookup function to show the destination name.
Use the Code column for the lookup value and the file JXDEST.CSV for the array.
This function must include both absolute and relative referencing and must not
use a named range.
Replicate this function so that the destination name is shown for each of the
codes.
45 In cell C2 use a function to count the number of trips to the destination where the
value in the Dcode column matches the contents of cell B2. This function must
include both absolute and relative referencing and must not use a named range.
Do not count any entries in rows 1 to 24.
Replicate this function into cells C3 to C8 to calculate the number of trips booked
to each of the other destinations.
46 In cell C11 use a function to add the total number of days (using the Duration
column) for holidays starting in the month of January. This function must include
both absolute and relative referencing and must not use a named range.
Replicate this function into cells C12 to C22 to calculate the total number of days
booked for the other months in 2010.
47 Set the page orientation to landscape.
48 Save the data model and print a copy of the cells A1 to C22 only, showing the
formulae used. Make sure that the contents of all cells in this range are visible and
that the printout fits on a single page wide.
Make sure that your name, candidate number and Centre number are printed in
the footer of the page.
49 Format only the cells in rows 1, 10 and 24 to be centre aligned.
50 Format only the cells in rows 1, 10 and 24 so that they are bold and italic.
51 Set the page orientation to portrait.
52 Save the data model and print all of the sheet showing the values. Make sure that
the contents of all cells are visible and that the printout is one page wide.
Make sure that your name, candidate number and Centre number are printed in
the footer of the page.
53 Hide rows 1 to 23 inclusive.
54 Hide columns A, B and C.
55 Interrogate the data, to find all the bookings where the country is Egypt and the
discount is yes.
Print this data.
Make sure that your name, candidate number and Centre number are printed in
the footer of the page.

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After the examination time – on the html printouts of your webpage

Highlight those portions of the code which show that:

• your name, Centre number and candidate number are present on all printouts
• the external style sheet is attached to the webpage
• the top and bottom tables have a width of 100%
• the middle table has a width of 90%
• the anchor Start has been placed
• the anchor Snowzone has been placed
• the hyperlink from the text ‘Snow’ links to the anchor ‘Snowzone’
• the hyperlink from the text ‘Click here’ links to the anchor ‘Start’
• the hyperlink from the sea image opens JXSEA.HTM in a new window called _sea
• the hyperlink from the ‘Contact us’ image sends an e-mail to RHC@cie.org.uk

Permission to reproduce items where third-party owned material protected by copyright is included has been sought and cleared where possible. Every
reasonable effort has been made by the publisher (UCLES) to trace copyright holders, but if any items requiring clearance have unwittingly been included, the
publisher will be pleased to make amends at the earliest possible opportunity.

University of Cambridge International Examinations is part of the Cambridge Assessment Group. Cambridge Assessment is the brand name of University of
Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), which is itself a department of the University of Cambridge.

© UCLES 2010 0417/03/M/J/10

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