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Grade 4: Computing subject test

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1. A paper pixel image has 6 rows and 7 columns. How many pixel positions need values?
2. Row BBA. Palette: A=dark, B=light. Decode the three-pixel row.
3. Sequence 3,2. Code: 1=A, 2=B, 3=C. Decode the supplied sequence.
4. The model stores 30 pixels at 3 bytes per pixel, with no other data. How many bytes?
5. A staff reviewer opens only the work assigned to them. Access labels: Owner=editing their own file; Viewer=reading an explicitly shared view-only copy; Guest=not signed in and limited to public pages; Assigned staff=reviewing work assigned to staff. Which label describes this specific access record?
6. Purpose is a short review that should end after its stated period. Choose access.
7. A sudden billing message changes the established route. Choose first step.
8. Password plus biometric check. Classify the supplied example.
9. Screen rule: right adds x; down adds y. Start(3,3), move right 2 and down 4. Final position?
10. Join text "Go", one explicit space, and text "Home". Choose the joined text.
11. SetOn,Toggle. Start sound=Off. What is the final state?
12. Display 3,1,2. Positions: 1=closed flower, 2=half-open, 3=open. Which sequence matches the listed positions?

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