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1 ÉRETTSÉGI VIZSGA május 17. INFORMATIKA ANGOL NYELVEN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY május 17. 8:00 EMELT SZINTŰ GYAKORLATI VIZSGA ADVANCED LEVEL PRACTICAL EXAM A gyakorlati vizsga időtartama: 240 perc The practical exam is 240 minutes long. Submitted documents / Beadott dokumentumok Number of draft sheets / Piszkozati pótlapok száma Number of submitted files / Beadott fájlok száma Name of submitted files/a beadott fájlok neve OKTATÁSI MINISZTÉRIUM MINISTRY OF EDUCATION Informatika angol nyelven emelt szint gyakorlati vizsga 0611

2 gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

3 Important information You have 240 minutes to solve the practical exercises. Devices allowed for the exam: computer assigned to the student, paper, pen, pencil, ruler, sealed notepaper. You can take notes on the internal sides of the exercise sheet and the notepaper, these should be submitted at the end of the exam but their content will not be evaluated. The exercises can be solved in any order. Please pay attention to frequent saving (every 10 minutes); it is suggested that you save your work every time you start a new exercise. You should save your exam work in the exam directory that corresponds with the identification number found on the exercise sheet. Check that the directory that corresponds with the number found on the exercise sheet is accessible; if it is not accessible, notify the supervising teacher at the beginning of the exam. Save your works in the exam directory and at the end of the exam check that every solution is in the given directory because only those solutions can be evaluated. Check that the files to be submitted are readable, because files that can not be opened will not be evaluated. The source files can be found in the exam directory. It is suggested that you read through the exercises first, and then solve the individual exercises one by one. If your computer has technical problems, indicate it to the supervising teacher. The fact of indication and the observed problem will be recorded. The lost time will be added to the duration of the exam. If the problem is not of computer nature, the examiner should take the description of the case in the record into consideration. (The system administrator can not help the candidate with the solution of the exercises.) At the end of the exam you should indicate the number and name of files created and submitted by you and located in the exam directory and its subdirectories on the first page of the exam document. When finishing the exam, do not leave the room until you have done so and have shown it to the supervising teacher. Please indicate the operating system and the programming environment you work with. Operating system: Windows Linux Programming environment: Turbo Pascal 7.0 FreePascal 2.0 Delphi 6.0 Borland C++ 6 GCC 3.2 Visual Studio Express C# Visual Basic 6 Perl gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

4 1. The history of photography Create a 3-page document to introduce the history of photography. Use a word processor to create the document. The text for the history, the definitions and the chronology can be found in files tortenet.txt, fogalom.txt, kronologia.txt. The pictures to be inserted into the document are camera.jpg, dagerrotipia.jpg, niepce.jpg, talbot.jpg, leica.jpg, kodak.jpg, eastman.jpg. Save your work as fototort in the own format of the word processor. 1. Insert file tortenet.txt into the first two pages of the document in the word processor. 2. Set the right margin to 2 cm, the left margin to 1 cm. Use a left indent of 4 cm for the complete text. 3. Use Times New Roman (or Nimbus Roman) and Arial (or Sans Serif) font types with font size 9, 10, 12, 16 points throughout the text. 4. Type in the title, The History of Photography. Set the title to appear in all capitals, with letter spacing expanded by 1.5 points. Set a spacing of 12 points before and after the title. 5. Set the font style of the names of people appearing in the history to bold. (For each name, only for the first occurrence!) The names of people can be found in file nevek.txt. 6. Find words Kodak and Leica in the text and convert them into italics. 7. Set the alignment to justified throughout the text and apply automatic hyphenation. 8. Insert the pictures into the text. The photos of people (niepce.jpg, talbot.jpg, eastman.jpg) are aligned with the right margin, pictures camera.jpg, dagerrotipia.jpg and leica.jpg are aligned with the left margin in the text. Insert the pictures as shown in the example. 9. Create a textbox with height 6.5 cm and width 3.5 cm between the left margin and the text, aligned with the first paragraph. Open file fogalom.txt and copy the text concerning Lithography into the textbox. Set the font size. The textbox should not have borders. 10. Create another textbox aligned with paragraph Daguerre produced in a way similar to the first one. Its height should be 4 cm and width 3.5 cm. Copy the part concerning Camera obscura from file fogalom.txt into this textbox. Format the borders and the contained text in the same way as in the case of the first textbox. 11. Create the next textbox aligned with the name of Sir John F. W. Herschel in the same way as the previous two boxes. The dimensions of the textbox are identical with the dimensions of the second textbox. Copy the third definition from file fogalom.txt into the textbox. Format the borders in the same way as in the case of the previous textboxes. 12. At the paragraph where word Kodak appears, insert picture kodak.jpg between the margin and the text. Modify the dimensions of the picture proportionally, so that it fits into the given area. 13. Create a table with ten rows and four columns on the third page of the document. The height of the table is 20 cm and the heights of the rows are identical. The column widths are 9 cm, 1 cm, 1 cm, 1 cm, respectively. 14. Insert the texts for each decade into the first column from file kronologia.txt. gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

5 15. Set the font size of the text in the cells to 8 points. Align the text as shown in the example. 16. Type the years into the second column according to the example. Align the years centered in the cell and set the style to bold. 17. Draw an arrow pointing downwards with length 19 cm into the third column. The fill colour of the arrow should be orange. 18. Merge the cells of the fourth column. Type in the text The chronology of photography from the 1890s to the 1980s. Use a font type of Arial (or Sans Serif) and a font size of 14 points when formatting the title. 19. Format the table as shown in the example. 30 marks The pictures and texts used in the document are from pages kommunikacio.transindex.ro, and gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

6 2. Remainder of addition In the following exercises, you have to create a table and carry out calculations to demonstrate the remainder of addition using a worksheet processor. During the solution take the following into consideration. Whenever possible, use a formula, function or reference in the solution. There are parts in the exercise that use the results from a previous question. If you could not solve an exercise completely, use its solution as it is, or instead of a formula resulting in a number type Save your work as maradek. 2. In the table, starting from the 2 nd row of column A, write the numbers from 0 to 104. Write numbers 3, 5, 7 into the first row of the table, starting from column B. 3. In column B, starting from the second row, calculate the remainder of the division of the number in the respective row of A and the number in cell B1. (If you can not determine the remainder using a function, you can solve this exercise by filling.) 4. Determine the remainders in columns C and D as well. 5. Starting from column G of the first row, write the values Number, 3, 5, 7 into the cells as shown in the example. 6. Write an arbitrary integral number between 0 and 104 into cells G2 and G3. 7. Using table A1:D106 and a function, determine the remainder of the division of the number in cell G2 and the values in cells H1, I1, J1. Display the results in cells H2, I2, J2. Use suitable references in order to produce a formula that can be copied without errors. 8. Repeat the same procedure for the number in cell G3. Display the results in cells H3, I3, J3. 9. In cells H4, I4, J4, calculate the sum of the numbers located in the two cells above them. 10. Using a function, in cells H5, I5, J5 determine the remainder of the division of the values in cells H4, I4, J4 and the values in cells H1, I1, J Using a function or functions, find the remainders in cells H5, I5, J5 in table A1:D106. Display the number appearing in column A of the row of the found combination in cell G5. (You can carry out auxiliary calculations to determine the position of the combination.) 12. Format the table as shown in the example. The values appearing in H2:J3 should be blue and the values appearing in G5:J5 should be red. The fill colour of range G5:J5 should be yellow. 15 marks gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

7 Example for the remainder of addition exercise: gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

8 3. Final examination At the only secondary school of Iceburg many students applied for advance higher level final examination. The applications and later the results were recorded accurately at the school in the following database. 1. Create a new database with name erettsegi. Import the three supplied data tables (vizsgazo.txt, vizsga.txt, vizsgatargy.txt) with a name that corresponds with the file name (vizsgazo, vizsga, vizsgatargy). The first line of each file contains the field names. 2. Upon importing, set the proper formats and keys. If the existing fields can not be used as identifiers, insert a field with identifier function. Tables: vizsgazo (azon, nev, osztaly) azon the candidate s identifier (number), this is the key nev the candidate s name (string) osztaly the candidate s class (string) vizsga (vizsgazoaz, vizsgatargyaz, szobeli, irasbeli) vizsgazoaz the candidate s identifier (number) vizsgatargyaz the identifier of the subject (number) szobeli the score received on the oral examination (number) irasbeli the score received on the written examination (number) vizsgatargy (azon, nev, szomax, irmax) azon the identifier of the subject (number), this is the key nev the name of the subject (string) szomax the maximum score that can be received on the oral examination from the given subject (number) irmax the maximum score that can be received on the written examination from the given subject (number) Save the solution of the following exercises with the name given in brackets. 3. Create a query that gives the list of the 9 th grade students in alphabetical order according to the identifier of the class and within that according to the students name. Display every field with the exception of field azon. (3evf9) 4. Create a query that gives the subject(s) with the highest possible score in the written part. (4irmax) 5. Candidates who do not receive at least one tenth of the maximum score of the written part can not take the oral examination. Create a query that gives the names of the candidates who failed the written part of the examination and the subject they failed in. (5bukas) 6. Create a query that gives the number of students of class 12/A who took the examination for each subject and also displays their average score in the oral and the average score in the written part. (6atlag) gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

9 7. Insert a new field of a suitable number type with name teljesitmeny into table vizsga, which should store a real number between 0 and 1. Create a query that calculates the performance on each of the examinations in the field created in the previous step; performance is the ratio of the sum of the scores received in the oral and the written parts of the examination and the sum of the maximum scores that can be received in the oral and the written parts of the examination. (7teljesitmeny) 8. Create a query that based solely on the scores received for the written part of the examination in History displays the name of the 11 th and 12 th grade students whose score was higher than the school average. (8jobb) 9. Using a query, create a new table with name dombi for teacher Mr. István Dombi teaching Mathematics only to class C in the 11 th grade but to every class in the other grades. In the new table, list the score of the best written test for each class that teacher Mr. Dombi teaches. (9dombi) 10. For an excellent mark on a Higher Level examination one has to reach a minimum total of 90 marks on the written and the oral examinations. Create a query that gives the number of excellent marks in each class. (10jeles) 30 marks gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

10 4. Protein Proteins are macromolecules, some of which catalyse the processes in living organisms. A protein contains hundreds of amino acids that connect to each other like the links of a chain. Several million types of proteins exist in nature. Every protein consists of the same twenty amino acids connecting in different quantities and in different order. The following table contains the principal data of amino acids, their names and the number of atoms building them up (every amino acid contains carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen, some also contain sulphur): Name Abbreviation Key letter C H O N S Glycine Gly G Alanine Ala A Arginine Arg R Phenylalanine Phe F Cysteine Cys C Tryptophan Trp W Valine Val V Leucine Leu L Isoleucine Ile I Methionine Met M Proline Pro P Serine Ser S Threonine Thr T Asparagine Asn N Glutamine Gln Q Tyrosine Tyr Y Histidine His H Lysine Lys K Asparagine acid Asp D Glutamine acid Glu E Create a program with name feherje that solves the following exercises. Pay attention to saving the source code of the program as given in the path. 1. Load the data of the amino acids from file aminosav.txt. Each data is located in a separate line in the file; the file does not contain the names of the amino acids. If you can not load the data, take the first five data lines of the above table as constant and work with them. The first few data are: Gly G Ala A gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

11 2. Determine the relative molecular mass of the amino acids, given that the atomic mass of carbon is 12, that of hydrogen is 1, that of oxygen is 16, that of nitrogen is 14 and that of sulphur is 32. For example in the case of glycine the relative molecular mass is = 75. Write the results of the following exercises on the screen, and into file eredmeny.txt as well. Before the exercises you should indicate the exercise number (for example: 4th exercise). 3. Arrange the amino acids into increasing order based on their relative molecular mass. Write the three-letter identifier and the molecular mass of the amino acids on the screen and into file eredmeny.txt. The identifier and the corresponding molecular mass should be written into the same line separated by a space. 4. File bsa.txt contains the amino acid sequence of protein BSA using key-letter notation. (The protein chain contains at most 1000 amino acids.) Determine the empirical formula of the protein (that is, the number of C, H, O, N and S in it). When determining the formula, please take into consideration that when two amino acids connect, for every connection one water molecule (H 2 O) leaves the chain. Write the empirical formula on the screen and into file eredmeny.txt in the following format: For example: C H O 4234 N 8210 S 2231 (If the reading of file bsa.txt is unsuccessful, store letters G,A,R,F,C ten times one after the other instead of it and solve the exercises for this chain.) 5. The sequence of amino acids in proteins is determined by a splitting procedure. Certain enzymes split the protein molecule after certain amino acids. For example enzyme Chimotripsine splits the molecule after Tyrosine (Y), Phenylalanine (W) and Thryptophane (F). Determine and display on the screen the length of the longest segment of the BSA chain when split by the Chimotripsine enzyme and also its position in the original chain (the place of its first and last amino acids in the sequence). Name the displayed data upon displaying, for example: start position:. 6. Another enzyme (Factor XI) splits after Arginine (R), but only if it is followed by Alanine (A) or Valine (V). Determine the number of Cisteines (C) in the first protein chain segment produced in the splitting process. Display the answer as a full sentence on the screen. 45 marks gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

12 Word processing, presentation, graphics, web page composition 1. The history of photography Worksheet processing 2. Remainder of addition Database management 3. Final examination Algorithmisation, data modelling 4. Protein Maximális pontszám/ Maximum mark TOTAL MARK 120 Elért pontszám/ Achieved mark Javító tanár aláírása/ Signature of examiner Szövegszerkesztés, prezentáció, grafika, weblapkészítés / Word processing, presentation, graphics, web page composition Táblázatkezelés / Worksheet processing Adatbázis-kezelés / Database management Algoritmizálás, adatmodellezés / Algorithmisation, data modelling Elért pontszám/ Achieved mark Javító tanár aláírása/ Signature of examiner Programba beírt pontszám/ Mark written into program jegyző/registrar of the Board of Examiners gyakorlati vizsga / május 17.

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