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IGCSE ICT Teacher's Guide Answers

The document provides answers to exercises and exam-style questions from the Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology Student's Book. It includes explanations of concepts such as blogs, wikis, intranets, and the internet, along with example answers to past paper questions. Additionally, it clarifies the responsibilities of Cambridge Assessment International Education regarding the content and assessment interpretations presented in the publication.

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IGCSE ICT Teacher's Guide Answers

The document provides answers to exercises and exam-style questions from the Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology Student's Book. It includes explanations of concepts such as blogs, wikis, intranets, and the internet, along with example answers to past paper questions. Additionally, it clarifies the responsibilities of Cambridge Assessment International Education regarding the content and assessment interpretations presented in the publication.

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Cambridge IGCSE™ Information and Communication Technology

Student's Book answers


Exam-style questions and sample answers have been written by the authors. In examinations,
the way marks are awarded may be different. References to assessment and/or assessment
preparation are the publisher’s interpretation of the syllabus requirements and may not fully
reflect the approach of Cambridge Assessment International Education.
Cambridge Assessment International Education bears no responsibility for the example answers to
questions taken from its past question papers which are contained in this publication.

10 Communication
Answers to exercises
10a 1 John, Mary, Karl; Tim, Ahmed, Dimitri
2 John, Mary, Karl; Tim, Ahmed, Dimitri
3 Themselves plus John, Mary, Karl; Tim, Ahmed, Dimitri
4 Only the sender can see this.
10b A good, balanced argument from students. Each group should produce a poster showing the
reasons why it should be policed and reasons why it should not.

Answers to exam-style questions


Answers to questions 2, 3, and 4 in this section are example answers for past paper questions. The details of
the relevant past paper can be found with the corresponding exam-style question in the Student’s Book.

1 True False
Statement
() ()

The internet is part of the World Wide Web (WWW) 

All recipients of emails can see all the recipients in the Bcc and Cc lists 

Extranets allow intranets to be extended outside the normal organisation 

Forwarding of emails is always good practice to keep everyone in the



organisation or family informed

Using email groups increases the risk of identity theft 

Netiquette refers to the need to respect other users on the internet 

It is not always illegal to copy or forward email attachments 

Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology Teacher's Guide 1


© Graham Brown and David Watson 2021
Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology Student's Book answers

2 a short for web log:


• a personal online diary/journal
• owner’s opinions/single author
• others can post comments
• frequently updated by owner
• postings tend to be in reverse chronological order
• a blog is a website.
b allows users to create/edit webpages using a browser
• many people can contribute/edit/update entries
• members of the group can contribute
• it holds information on many topics
• posting not in chronological order
• the structure is determined by users/contents
• Wiki is a website or software
• Wiki is usually objective.
3 • an intranet has restricted access/the internet is worldwide
• an intranet is used only within a company/organisation
• an intranet access has more control of data whereas internet access is public and has
no control
• an intranet is policed/moderated/managed
• an intranet has reduced unauthorised access to material whereas the internet has general
material
• an intranet can restrict access to some websites/the internet has no restrictions on websites
• data on an intranet is more likely to be reliable/relevant – anyone can add material on
the internet
• an intranet sits behind a firewall
• an intranet is protected by passwords/extra security layer – more chance of hacking on
the internet
• an intranet used to give information relating to company whereas the internet is general
information
• the internet has much more information.

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© Graham Brown and David Watson 2021
Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology Student's Book answers

4 Blog Microblog Wiki


() () ()

Very restricted in the size of the post 

Allows readers to edit posts 

Entries are not usually in chronological order 

Very difficult to customise 

5 Intranet Internet
() ()
Information on the network is specific to a particular company or

organisation

Requires a password and user ID to gain access to the network 

Allows public access to all information available 

The network is always behind a firewall giving some hacking and



virus protection
It is possible to access the network from anywhere in the world

using an ISP account

The network is owned by a private company or organisation 

The network gives access to unlimited amounts of data on many



topics

There is an unlimited amount of traffic on this network 

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© Graham Brown and David Watson 2021
Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology Student's Book answers

7 a (b) ISP
b (a) Uniform resource locator
c (e) Secured
d (b) HTTP
e (e) name@[Link]
f (d) Browsing
g (d) FTP
h (c) Allows a user to view webpages
i (c) Extranet
j (a) Spam

Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology Teacher's Guide 4


© Graham Brown and David Watson 2021

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