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Code:

                   A = 1        B = 2        C = 3        D = 4        E = 5        F = 6        G = 7        H = 8

                 Sums:

                 1.   A  × B     =   B      2.   E  × A    =  E      3.   B  × C     =    F     4.   D  × B    =  H





                                          a.   When you arrange a list of names in alphabetical order, what does it
                                              refer to?


                                              (i)  Representing Information            (ii)  Sorting Data
                                          b.   What is the process of converting encoded information or a secret
                         uiz   Bee            message into a readable format called?

                                              (i)  Data and Information                (ii)  Decoding





                      REVISIT



                   ▶  Data refers to the raw input and processed data is known as information.
                   ▶   Information can be represented in the form of tables, pictures, maps, pictograms, etc.
                   ▶   The process of converting a hidden message to a meaningful text is called decoding.










                 1.  Tick ( ) the correct option.

                    a.  Which of the following refers to the raw input?

                          (i)  Information                                (ii)  Data

                        (iii)  Raw                                       (iv)  Table

                    b.   Which of the following is an example of pictogram?

                          (i)  Road sign                                  (ii)  World map

                        (iii)  Class timetable                           (iv)  Your photograph
                    c.  Which of the following can be used to create a hidden message?

                          (i)  Symbol                                     (ii)  Number

                        (iii)  Picture                                   (iv)  All of these




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