2nd Quarter Exam in Grade 12

TVL 4
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Choose the letter of the correct answer and write letter provided in the answer sheet.
1. A system composed of 0’s and 1’s primarily use of computer for processing information.
A. Hexadecimal Number System C. Decimal/Counting numbers
B. Binary Number System D. Roman Numeral System
2. The term use for counting numbers and commonly use system for counting.
A. Base 10/ Counting System C. Roman Numeral System
B. Binary Number System D. Hexadecimal Number System
3. Which of the following statement is TRUE regarding Binary representation to Whole numbers?
A. All binary numbers could be converted to whole numbers by knowing the place value of the digit and adding all remaining digits
B. Binary numbers could be represented from A to G
C. When converting base 2 to base 10, binary digits are translated to corresponding decimal numbers.
D. Every 1’s and 0’s digit have corresponding decimal representation
4. Which statement BEST describe the Hexadecimal number system?
A. Numbers in Hexadecimal system represents from 0 to 15
B. Hexadecimal numbers represents digits from 0 to 9 and (A to F from 10 to 15).
C. Hexadecimal numbers is a 4 binary code representing 4 byte code per digit
D. Hexadecimal numbers has a base of 16 consisting of numbers and letters.
5. Why do computers use Base 2 numbers instead of counting numbers to process data?
A. Computers rely on digits of 0’s to represent off switch and 1’s for on switch to do various operation and task
B. Computers rely on instruction on users input/ output data
C. Computers Need two basic representation to fulfil various task and operation
D. Computer Architecture relies on hardware operation to do specific task
6. Convert binary 10101010 to octal.
A. 2068 C. 2558
B. 5228 D) 2528
7. Convert octal 377 to binary.
A. 11101101 C. 10110111
B. 01111011 D. 11111111
8. Convert octal 701 to binary.
A. 11000001 C. 1000111
B. 111000001 D. 111000100
9. How many symbols are used in the hexadecimal number system?
A. sixteen C. ten
B. six D. twelve
10. The binary equivalent of hexadecimal DB is ________.
A. 10110011 C. 10111011
B. 11011100 D. 11011011
11. Convert octal 12 to binary.
A. 010001 C. 001010
B. 001111 D. 001100
12. The hexadecimal equivalent of a decimal 13 is ________.
A. "C" C. "E"
B. "D" D. "F"
13. The hexadecimal equivalent of a binary 0010111101111110 is ________.
A. 2F7716 C. 77F216
B. 4EEE16 D. 2F7E16
14. The hexadecimal equivalent of a decimal 11 is ________.
A. "A" C. "C"
B. "B" D. "D"
15. What is the decimal value of 23?
A. 4 C. 2
B. 8 D. 6
16. Which binary value equals 24?
A. 00010000 C. 00010001
B. 00010100 D. 00001000
17. Convert decimal 31 to octal.
A. 378 C. 338
B. 438 D. 308
18. The decimal equivalent of binary 110101 is ______________.
A. 4710 C. 4910
B. 5310 D. 5910 31)
19. The binary equivalent of hexadecimal 70 is ________.
A. 00000111 C. 01110000
B. 01111000 D. 11100000
20. The decimal equivalent of the BCD value 0011 1001 0010 is ________.
A. 49010 C. 98210
B. 39210 D. 41310
21. What is the hexadecimal symbol for decimal 10?
A. B C. A
B. C D. H
22. Solve this binary problem: 0101 + 0011 =?
A. 1011 C. 0111
B. 1111 D. 10000
23. What is the two's complement of 00001111?
A. 11110001 C. 11110000
B. 11110111 D. 11111111
24. The binary addition of 0 + 1 =
A. sum = 0 carry = 1 C. sum = 0 carry = 0
B. sum = 1 carry = 1 D. sum = 1 carry = 0
25. The binary subtraction 1 - 1 =
A. difference = 1 borrow = 0 C. difference = 1 borrow = 1
B. difference = 0 borrow = 1 D. difference = 0 borrow = 0
26. The binary subtraction 0 - 0 =
A. difference = 1 borrow = 0 C. difference = 1 borrow = 1
B. difference = 0 borrow = 1 D. difference = 0 borrow = 0
 27. The binary addition of 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 = ________.
A. 00012 C. 01002
B. 10012 D. 11112
28. What is the two's complement of 01001110?
A. 10110010 C. 10011110
B. 10111111 D. 00111110
29. Two's complement representation can represent
A. Both positive and negative numbers. C. negative numbers.
B. Only numbers greater than 8 bits. D. positive numbers.
30. Solve this binary problem: 1011 - 0101 =?
A. 0110 C. 1010
B. 1000 D. 0101
For items 31 to 50. Perform the following binary operations of integers.
31. 101010 - 0101 =?
A. 100101 C. 100101
B. 101001 D. 01001
32. 101010 + 100011 =?
A. 010101 C. 011101
B. 101101 D. 010111
33. 1010 * 01 =?
A. 00011 C. 01101
B. 101001 D. 01010
34. 101 - 10 =?
A. 01 C. 100
B. 10 D. 11
35. 1001 / 10 =?
A. 101 remainder 1 C. 010 remainder 1
B. 100 remainder 1 D. 011 remainder 1
36. 1111 - 101 =?
A. 1110 C. 1010
B. 11010 D. 1011
37. 1010 + 111 =?
A. 10001 C. 01001
B. 11010 D. 11101
38. 111 * 111 =?
A. 110001 C. 111110
B. 101010 D. 111111
39. 101 + 10=?
A. 111 C. 010
B. 100 D. 111
40. 101 / 11 =?
A. 1 remainder 10 C. 10 remainder 1
B. 11 remainder 1 D. 101 remainder 10
41. 1110 + 111 =?
A. 11011 C. 10101
B. 11101 D. 00110
42. 1111 - 101 =?
A. 0010 C. 101
B. 1010 D. 1101
43. 110 * 10 =?
A. 1010 C. 0101
B. 1100 D. 0011
44. 100 / 10 =?
A. 10 with no remainder C. 11 with no remainder
B. 10 remainder 1 D. 11 remainder 1
45. 111 * 11 =?
A. 11010 C.11101
B. 10101 D. 00101
46. 111 + 11 =?
A. 0101 C. 1110
B. 1010 D. 1001
47. 1011 - 101 =?
A. 110 C. 100
B. 0110 D. 101
48. 1111 / 101=?
A. 11 remainder 1 C.10 remainder 1
B. 11 D. 10
49. 11 * 11 =?
A. 1011 C. 1111
B. 1000 D. 1001
50. 1001 - 010 =?
A. 0111 C. 1010
B. 110 D. 0110