Essay About Printers Log No. Specimen And Risk Of Damage

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4385/2H
London Examinations
IGCSE
Information and Communication
Technology
Paper 2H
Higher Tier
Specimen Paper
Time: 1Ð hours 3
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Specimen Papers and Mark Schemes – London Examinations IGCSE in Information and Communication Technology (4385)
Publication Code: UG013055. Issue 1, November 2003
1. Employees such as data input staff, who use computers for long periods each
day, are in danger of damaging their health.
(a) State two damaging effects that might arise from the extensive use of
computers at work.
(b) For each of these effects, state one measure that the employer could take to
reduce the risk of damage to employees.
Total for Question 1: 4 marks
Specimen Papers and Mark Schemes – London Examinations IGCSE in Information and Communication Technology (4385)
Publication Code: UG013055. Issue 1, November 2003
2. A clothing company uses the Internet to sell its products directly to customers.
(a) A customer connects to the Internet. State four further steps, in the correct
order, that the customer would have to follow to buy the companys products.
(b) Explain why some people might not want to buy their clothing over the
Internet.