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Grade 3: Computing subject test

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1. A asks to send to isolated D. Map: A connects to R; R connects to B and C; D is isolated. Which route fits?
2. Packets arrive 2:A,1:B,3:T. Order by packet number. What message is restored?
3. Wanted plant resource. Table: /a=animals; /p=plants; /m=maps; /r=rules. Which address fits?
4. Message 13 sent; response refers to message 2. Which specific sending-and-acknowledgment condition does this log show?
5. Question: which check happened first?. Which field answers the question?
6. Entry triangle. Codebook: red/r=RED; blue/b=BLUE; blank=?; anything else=CHECK. Normalize the supplied entry.
7. The two supplied rows are ID G/count 2 and ID H/count 2. Policy: one row per item. Which conclusion follows from their equal counts?
8. Complete fictional box counts are 8, 5 and 4 tiles. What is the total?
9. A second Read event. Handlers: Start opens story; Back opens menu; Read plays voice; Help shows steps. What response runs?
10. Start at Forest and choose home. Table: Menu/play=Forest; Forest/river=River; Forest/home=Menu; River/bridge=Hill. Find the next scene.
11. Take Lamp; Take Map; Look. Start held=none. What does Look report after the stated events?
12. Read event has no voice despite expectation. Classify the paper test.

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