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1 IT Quick Quiz Answer in a sentence 1. What does PC stand for? 2. What does VDU stand for? 3. What is the purpose of a microphone? 4. What does a scanner do? 5. True or False Hardware refers to the physical elements inside and outside of a base unit. 6. True or False So ware is the term used to describe programs run by a PC 7. What storage device can normally be removed from a digital camera or mobile phone? 8. What does USB mean? 9. What is the purpose of a network interface card? 10. What does DVD stand for? More detail Answer in FULL SENTENCES 11. Explain the purpose of a PC s cooling fan. 12. What is a network firewall and what is its purpose? 13. Molly has no ced that some of the wires at the back of the computer have come undone. Explain what Molly should do. 14. Explain the purpose of a graphics tablet. 15. Before switching off your PC it may state it may require a system update. Why is it important that a PC is regularly updated? Explain your answer clearly.

2 GEOGRAPHY Quick quiz Answer in a sentence 1. Define the term urban. 2. Define the term rural. 3. Name three features that you would expect to see in the inner city. 4. What is the rural urban fringe? 5. Describe the typical features of the Central Business District (CBD). 6. What is a brownfield site? 7. What is a green field site? 8. Why are green areas in ci es important? 9. What is gentrifica on? 10. What is rural to urban migra on? More detail please Answer in a paragraph 11. Describe two successful traffic management strategies that have been introduced to UK ci es to improve traffic conges on. 12. Describe some of the problems that exist in densely populated ci es in Lower Income Countries (LICs). 13. Describe three strategies that can be introduced to improve the quality of life for people living in urban slums. 14. Name a sustainable se lement and explain how the design of the se lement makes it sustainable. 15. Why is there pressure on the rural urban fringe? What strategies can be introduced to reduce pressure on this area?

3 MFL B Band Classes Copy out and calculate these sums (plus or minus sign is in bold). Write the answer in French AND English. 1. cinq + quinze = 2. seize six= 3. dix neuf + vingt = 4. huit + vingt cinq = 5. dix sept + trentetrois = 6. trente sept huit = 7. vingt neuf + vingthuit = 8. trente vingt = 9. vingt neuf + seize = 10. treize + cinquante = Now try these: 11. soixante + sept = 12. soixante dix + vingt = 13. quatre vingts + huit = 14. cent cinquante = 15. cent soixante = R Band Classes Copy out and calculate these sums (plus or minus sign is in bold). Write the answer in French AND English. 1. cinq + quinze = 2. seize six= 3. huit + cinq = 4. dix sept + trois = 5. treize + cinq = 9. quatorze + sept= 10. deux + douze = Now try these: 11. vingt seize = 12. vingt cinq = 13. vingt huit sept = 14. vingt et un + cinq = 15. vingt deux + six = 6. dix sept + sept = 7. dix huit + deux = 8. six + huit =

4 RE Quick quiz Answer in a sentence 1. Name an example of a human right 2. In which year did the UN adopt the universal declara on of human rights? 3. Finish the name of this parable: The Sheep and The 4. Which number ar cle of the declara on of human rights talks about religious freedom? 5. When was the first Paralympics held? 6. What year was the Equality Act introduced? 7. Name an example of a Chris an charity 8. What does LEDC stand for? 9. Corrupt leaders is one of the main causes of poverty in LEDCS: List the other FOUR causes. 10. Interleaving Ques on: Name the 3 main theories of punishment More detail please Answer in a paragraph 11. Are human rights important? Give reasons for your answer 12. Human rights should be seen universally. Explain what this means 13. What message did the parable seen in the short ques ons above give? 14. Which cause of poverty do you think is the worst and why? 15. Explain what prejudice means

5 TECHNOLOGY Design and Technology Complete the following ques ons on a piece of lined paper and hand in to your Technology teacher. Remember that work should be presented well at all mes. Quick Quiz Answer in a full sentence 1. What do you call the process of shaping metals? 2. Where do you source metal from? 3. Is metal a renewable or non renewable source? 4. Name the three different families of metals. 5. Pewter is an alloy made up of which three metals? More Detail Answer in FULL sentences 6. Explain what is meant by a non renewable material. 7. Explain what is meant by a renewable material. Food Complete the following ques ons on a separate piece of lined paper and hand in to your Food teacher. Remember that work should be presented well at all mes. Quick Quiz Answer in a full sentence 1. Name the 5 food groups of the Eatwell Guide. 2. List two food examples for each food group. 3. What is the func on of carbohydrates in our diet? List examples. 4. What is the func on of protein in our diet? List examples. 5. What is the func on of fat in our diet? List examples. More Detail Answer in FULL sentences 6. How could you incorporate more fruit and vegetables into your diet? 7. Explain what is meant by a Balanced diet.

6 HISTORY Quick Quiz Answer in a sentence 1. When was the Ba le of the Somme? 2. Who was Douglas Haig? 3. When did World War One end? 4. Who were the Big Three? 5. Which countries were they the leaders of? 6. What is a COMPROMISE? 7. What was the Treaty of Versailles? 8. When was World War Two? 9. What is Blitz short for? 10. Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain during World War Two? More detail Answer in FULL SENTENCES 11. Explain what lions led by donkeys means. 12. Explain the war guilt clause of the Treaty of Versailles. 13. What was the Ba le of Britain trying to achieve? 14. How did the Germans a ack Britain during the Blitz? Give details. 15. How was World War Two different to World War One? Explain your answer.

7 PE Quick Quiz Answer in a sentence 1. What is con nuous training? 2. Describe a con nuous training session suitable for a football player. 3. What is fartlek training? 4. Describe a fartlek training session suitable for a cross country runner. 5. What is interval training? 6. Describe an interval training session suitable for a 100 metre sprinter. 7. What is weight training? 8. Describe a weight training session suitable for a rugby player. 9. What is circuit training? 10. Describe a circuit training session suitable for a gymnast. More detail Answer in FULL SENTENCES 11. Explain how you would use RICE to treat a sprained ankle. 12. Explain one way that smoking can have a nega ve impact on health. 13. How can your gender influence what sports you par cipate in? 14. Why do companies sponsor sports? 15. Explain what is meant by e que e in sport.

8 ART 1.List all formal elements. 2. Draw three different lines on your page. 3. What is texture? 4. Show two different textures with your pencil. 5. What is pa ern? 6. Draw two different pa erns on your page. 7. Look at the work of Fabric Lenny. Write three words which best describe his work. 8. Describe and show three key colours used by Fabric Lenny. 9. What materials does the ar st Fabric Lenny use? 10. Draw a Fabric Lenny character (Your own choice of media) Complete this homework on A4 paper Check spellings carefully Sketch using light pencil line See the example of homework in your Art classroom. 11. Describe your favourite toy as a young child. 12. Draw this toy in the style of Fabric Lenny. 13. Apply colour to the page ( Your own choice of media). 14. How is your work similar to Fabric Lenny s? Explain this clearly. 15. What key words would you use to describe your work?

9 SCIENCE Quick Quiz Answer in a sentence 1. What do we need protein for in our diets? What foods can provide this? 2. Label the parts a, b and c in the atom below: 3. What do all Group 1 elements have in common? 4. How do we measure the current in a circuit? What are the units? 5. Give three examples of transparent materials. 6. What is refrac on? 7. What does binocular mean? 8. Explain why a green dress appears green in both white and green light, but will appear black in red light. 9.Rick reacts iron oxide and hydrochloric acid. What would his products be? 10. What is a displacement reac on? More detail Answer in FULL SENTENCES 11. If you rub a balloon on a wool jumper and hold it up to a wall it will s ck to the wall. Using ideas about sta c electricity explain why this is. 12. Explain why opaque objects produce a shadow. 13. Describe the difference between specular reflec on and diffuse reflec on. 14. If light is shone at a mirror at an angle of 20, what angle would it be reflected at? Why? 15. Which part of the eye is able to change shape to focus an image? How does it do this?

10 MUSIC Quick Quiz Answer in a sentence 1. What is the purpose of film music? 2. Iden fy 3 genres of film 3. Explain the meaning of conjunct 4. Explain the meaning of disjunct 5. When would film music be conjunct? 6. When would film music be disjunct? 7. What is a leitmo f? 8. Why are leitmo fs important in film music? 9. Use three words to describe music in a horror scene 10. Use three words to describe music in a roman c film More detail please Answer in FULL SENTENCES Select your favourite piece of film music. Write a paragraph describing it using the following key words: Instruments Dynamics Leitmo f Tempo Tonality (major/minor) Texture

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