Input, Output, And Storage Devices (GCSE Computing)

Which storage device is most suitable for removable, read-only distribution of large fixed datasets (e.g., a published dataset that should not be altered)?

A student connects a temperature probe to a computer to log data. The probe sends analogue signals but the computer needs digital values. What component performs this conversion?

A lab uses a sensor to measure light intensity during a photosynthesis experiment and sends readings to a computer. Which category does this sensor belong to?

Which storage method provides the easiest way to recover data if a single physical disk fails, while still providing fast access?

Which input device is ideal for capturing a clear, high-resolution image of a specimen to include in a report?

Which storage attribute affects how quickly a program or dataset can start up from the drive?

A teacher shows results on a large screen during a review lesson so all students can see. Which device is being used as an output device?

Which output device would a student use to produce a permanent hard copy of a graph showing mean percentage change in mass?

Which output device would a student use to check the formatting of a lab report before printing, showing exactly how it appears on paper?

A student records the mass of potato pieces in an experiment and wants to save the raw data for later analysis. Which storage device is the best choice for fast, everyday use and quick access to files on a laptop?

A teacher asks pupils to back up their coursework daily to prevent data loss. Which combination is the best backup strategy?