Unit 2.4 Assessment

This test is split into 4 sections. Each section starts with Foundation questions and ends with Higher/Challenge questions.

LO1: Symbols LO2: Tables LO3: Diagrams LO4: Scenarios
1

Gate Symbols (LO1)

Foundation

1. Which symbol represents a NOT gate?

Foundation

2. Which statement describes an OR gate?

Foundation

3. Identify this symbol:

Higher

4. Why is accuracy important when drawing a NOT gate?

Higher

5. What formal name is used for the AND operator in the specification?

Higher

6. Which mathematical symbol is often used for OR?

2

Truth Tables (LO2)

Foundation

7. NOT A

A Q
0 1
1
Foundation

8. A AND B

A B Q
1 0
Foundation

9. A OR B

A B Q
0 1
Higher / Challenge

Complete the 3-Input Truth Table: P = (A AND B) OR C

A B C P
0 1 1 1
1 0 1
1 1 0
1 1 1
3

Logic Diagrams (LO3)

Foundation

13. Which scenario matches this diagram? [A] -> [NOT] -> [Q]

Foundation

14. Logic Gate ID: Which gate combines 2 inputs to output 1 only if BOTH are 1?

Foundation

15. If Input A=1 and Input B=0 go into an OR gate, what is Q?

Higher / Challenge

Questions 16-18: Fix the Circuit

Target: Q = NOT A AND (B OR C)

Click the gates to toggle types (AND / OR / NOT). Set them correctly.

A B C Q
4

Problem Solving (LO4)

Foundation

19. Scenario: "You get a discount if you are a Student (A) OR have a Coupon (B)".

Which logic matches this?

Foundation

20. Scenario: "Alarm sounds if Door Open (A) AND Key OFF (B)".

If Door is Closed (0) and Key is OFF (1), does alarm sound?

Foundation

21. In diagrams, inputs are usually on the:

Higher / Challenge

Questions 22-24: Logic Detective

System: Safe unlocks (Q=1) if:

Q = (CodeCorrect AND NOT LockedDown) OR MasterKey

22. If MasterKey is used (1), does it open?

23. Code is Correct (1), but LockedDown is (1). Open?

24. Which gate handles the "NOT LockedDown"?