Mr.

Mahmoud Moussa IGCSE ICT 0983

Task 1 - Evidence Document

▪ Open the file Evidence.rtf

▪ Make sure your name, Centre number and candidate number will appear on every page of
your Evidence Document by placing these details in the header.
▪ Save this Evidence Document, as a word processed document, in your work area as
Evidence followed by your candidate number. For example, Evidence9999
▪ You will need your Evidence Document during the examination to enter answers to
questions and to place your screenshots in when required.
Task 2 - Web Page

Create a new folder called Web in your work area.

Locate the following files and copy them to your Web folder
 J20banner.jpg
 J20Giraffe. jpg
 J20SableAntelope. jpg
 J20Tiger.JPG
 J20Wallaby.JPG
 giraffe.htm

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You work for a company called Hothouse Design. You will create a stylesheet and then edit a
webpage, which promotes a company called Back2Nature.
The stylesheet and markup must work in all browsers. All styles must be applied through an
attached cascading stylesheet and not as in-line styles.
Using the most efficient methods, create a stylesheet defining all colours using hexadecimal values
and the following styles:

Style
body Background Colour red FF, green FF, blue 0
table Borders All collapsed
All solid lines
External line width 1 pixel
Internal gridline width 1 pixel
Border colour Blue with no other colour components
Width 90% of window
h1 Font face First choice: Arial Rounded MT Bold
Default: the browser’s default sans-serif font
Colour Maximum blue with no other colour components
Alignment Centre
Size 48 pixels
h2 Font face First choice: Arial
Default: the browser’s default sans-serif font
Colour Blue A0, Red 00, Green 00
Alignment Left
Size 24 pixels
Weight Bold
P Font face The browser’s default serif font
Colour Black
Alignment Fully justified
Size 14 pixels
li Bulleted list Bullet shape as a solid square
Alignment Left

▪ Add your name, Centre number and candidate number to the bottom of your stylesheet as a
comment.
▪ Save your stylesheet as p3-2020.css

EVIDENCE1

Place a screenshot of the stylesheet in your Evidence Document. Make sure the all the details of the
styles are readable.

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▪ Using a suitable software package, create a new webpage called back2nature.htm

▪ Create a structure which will look like this, using a table:

A
C D
E F
B
G H
J K
L
▪ Align this table with the centre of the window.
▪ The letters shown in this diagram are to help you place objects in the correct table cells and
must not be visible in the final webpage.
▪ Set metadata to:
➢ set the viewport to match the width of the device and the initial scaling to 1.
▪ Attach the stylesheet p3-2020.css to this webpage.
▪ Place the image J20banner.jpg in cell A.
▪ Enter the following text in cell B:
Support these animals! as style h1
and on a new line below this
Click on an image for further details as style h2.
▪ Enter the text:
 Giraffe in cell C and place its image in cell D
 Tiger in cell E and place its image in cell F
 Sable antelope in cell G and place its image in cell H
 Wallaby in cell J and place its image in cell K
▪ Set this text as style h2.
▪ Set an attribute for each image to display appropriate text if the image is not available.
▪ Make sure that each of the images placed in previous step is 120 pixels high and maintains it
aspect ratio.
▪ Make the image of the giraffe a hyperlink to open the webpage giraffe.htm in a new
window called _blank

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▪ Place the text Edited by and your name, Centre number and candidate number in cell L.
Set this text to paragraph style.
▪ Save your webpage. Open this webpage in a web browser

EVIDENCE 2

Place a screenshot of the web page in your Evidence Document. Make sure that all of the browser
window is displayed.

EVIDENCE 3

Take a copy of the HTML source of the web page and place this in your Evidence Document.

Task 3 – Data Analysis

You are going to examine and extract data using a spreadsheet.

▪ Using a suitable software package, load the file J20currency.csv
▪ Use cells B2 to C183 to create a named range called Curr

EVIDENCE 4

Show how you created this named range in your evidence document.

▪ Save this file as a spreadsheet.

▪ Place the automated file name (which may include the file path), in the header.
▪ Place your name, Centre number and candidate number in the footer.
▪ Extract a list of all the countries which use Dollars or Pesos.
▪ Sort this extract into descending order of currency, then into ascending order of country
name.
▪ Print this extract showing the values. Make sure that:
 the contents of row 1 are fully visible
 all extracted data is fully visible
 there is no text wrapping
 the printout fits on a single portrait page.

PRINTOUT 1

Make sure that you have entered your name, centre number and candidate number on the
spreadsheet showing the values.

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Back2Nature fund projects in different countries. The details of how much is spent on each project
over a three month period are kept in a spreadsheet. You must use the most efficient method to
manipulate this spreadsheet.
▪ Using a suitable software package, load the file J20project.csv
▪ In the header:
 on the left add the text Quarter 1
 in the centre add your name, Centre number & candidate number
 on the right add the text Last edited on followed by today’s date, the text at and the
time
▪ Hide rows 2 and 3.
▪ Merge cells A1 to F1 so they become a single cell.
Format the text in this cell so it is a white 20 point sans-serif font. Format this cell so that it
has a black background colour. Centre align the contents of this cell.
▪ In cell F5 use a function to look up the name of the local currency. Use the Country column
for the lookup value and the data J20currency for the array. This function must include
both relative referencing and a named range. It must not include absolute cell referencing.
▪ Make sure that when this function is used it does not display any error messages.
▪ Replicate this function for cells F6 to F68.
▪ Format all values in the Amount column to 2 decimal places but do not set any currency
formats
▪ Save the spreadsheet and print the formulae used in landscape orientation. Make sure that:
 row and column headings are visible
 the contents of all cells are fully visible
 the printout is only one page wide.

PRINTOUT 2

Make sure that you have entered your name, centre number and candidate number on the
spreadsheet showing the formulae.

▪ Extract only the projects to help giraffes. Sort this data into ascending order of country.
▪ Print this spreadsheet extract showing the values. Make sure that the contents of all cells are
fully visible and that the printout fits on a single page.

PRINTOUT 3

Make sure that you have entered your name, centre number and candidate number on the
spreadsheet showing the values.

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▪ Create a new extract to find the orders for the country of Indonesia.
▪ Use this extract to create and label a chart comparing the percentage of the amount spent on
each of the two projects for Indonesia.

EVIDENCE 5

Show evidence of any calculations and values used to create the chart in your evidence document.

EVIDENCE 6

Place a copy of this chart in your evidence document.

▪ Print your Evidence Document.

PRINTOUT 4

Make sure your name, centre number and candidate number are shown on every page of your
Evidence Document.