0417 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

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1 CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education MARK SCHEME for the May/June 2015 series 0417 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 0417/21 Paper 2 (Practical Test A), maximum raw mark 80 This mark scheme is published as an aid to teachers and candidates, to indicate the requirements of the examination. It shows the basis on which Examiners were instructed to award marks. It does not indicate the details of the discussions that took place at an Examiners meeting before marking began, which would have considered the acceptability of alternative answers. Mark schemes should be read in conjunction with the question paper and the Principal Examiner Report for Teachers. Cambridge will not enter into discussions about these mark schemes. Cambridge is publishing the mark schemes for the May/June 2015 series for most Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International A and AS Level components and some Cambridge O Level components. IGCSE is the registered trademark of Cambridge International Examinations.

2 Page 2 Mark Scheme Syllabus Paper Logo 2.5cm high, on right in header no overlap Data entry 100% accurate, right aligned 30pt, serif, bold COARSE FISHING IN THE UK Beginners guide by: Candidate Name Angling is the sport of catching fish with a rod, reel, line, hooks and a wide range of baits or lures such as artificial flies. It is one of the most popular sports today and attracts people of all ages. Recreational fishing has conventions, rules, licensing restrictions and laws Data that entry limit the 100% way accurate, in which fish centre may aligned be caught. New anglers must become familiar with these. 16pt serif, italic, underlined (no other emphasis) Fishing originated as a means of providing food for survival. Throughout the history of fishing, various fishing Replace disciplines 3 instances have emerged of regulations that target specific with rules fishing conditions and species of fish. These fishing variations have their own unique fishing equipment, know how, and technical skills that may be specific to the type of water in which an angler will be fishing or the kind of fish targeted. 2 columns, 2cm col spacing Types of Angling Permission to Fish Coarse fishing is the most common type of angling. It takes place in canals, rivers, ponds and Body reservoirs. text Coarse fish are any freshwater fish Section that are break not members above heading of the salmon family. 11pt, sans-serif font Game Single fishing line space, is the pursuit fully justified of trout 1 and mark salmon using artificial flies and lures to attract the fish. Trout fishing takes place on rivers and reservoirs and salmon fishing takes place on large rivers where the salmon swim upstream to spawn. A rod licence does not give the automatic right to fish on any river, lake or canal. Permission must be obtained from whoever owns or rents the fishing rights. This is usually the adjacent landowner or an angling club. Not all owners allow fishing on their waters and some restrict fishing to club or syndicate members only. All Subheadings Where fishing is allowed, permits must be Centre purchased aligned, and 14pt, are serif, usually underlined available 1 as mark day, week or season tickets. Table Sea fishing involves fishing for saltwater fish Close Season 3x8 table, around correct the coast, position often within from column a pier or width jetty, or Data from entry100% a boat. accurate Coarse 2 mark fish close season is from 15 March to 15 Top row cells merged, heading centred June inclusive. This applies to all rivers, streams Top row only bold and Rod underlined Licence and drains but does not apply to most stillwaters. Second row only, italic, right aligned, text wrapped, no split words Recent byelaw changes mean that the coarse Text It matches is an offence body to text fish for freshwater fish without a fish close season does not apply to most canals. Text valid on one licence. line (rows This 3-8), can result numbers in a right fine of aligned up to Fishery owners and angling clubs are free to No gridlines 2,500. displayed Any angler aged 12 years or over must introduce a close season through their club or have a rod licence. fishery rules. Check with individual clubs. File name and full path ROD LICENCE PRICES Freshwater fish Salmon and sea trout Full season Seniors Juniors (12 to 16) Children under 12 Free Free 8 day day Fish Welfare In angling, it is expected that fish will be returned Footer to the water. The welfare of the fish is paramount Candidate to name the future & Candidate of fishing number and all fish right that aligned are caught must be returned to the water quickly and without injury. Handling fish carefully and unhooking them are important skills. Never pull on the line to remove a hook as this will seriously injure the fish. Footer Filename and full path left aligned Candidate name, Candidate number

3 Page 3 Mark Scheme Syllabus Paper All fish are covered with a protective layer of slime which acts as a defence against parasitic infections, bacteria and other diseases that a fish may contract. To avoid removing this protective coating always wet your hands before handling the fish and never use a cloth to hold a fish. Never throw a fish back into the water. Get close to the water to release the fish and let it swim away. If it is a large fish such as Barbel, it may have tired itself out whilst being caught. In this case, hold the fish in the water facing the current until it is ready to swim away. Moving the fish backwards and forwards can aid its recovery. Freshwater Fish Common types of freshwater fish include: Barbel Bream Carp Eels Perch Pike Roach Tench Bullets List sorted alphabetically Bullets applied to list Bullets indented to 2cm Getting Started Beginners should start with a stillwater pond or lake for their first fishing trip with a fishing depth of around 6 feet. Most fishing waters have an owner or are controlled by a fishing club and you must have permission to fish the water. Many angling clubs allow you to purchase a day permit which can cost from 3.00 upwards. Suitable starter venues include: Location Venue_Name Day_Permit CLEVELAND CHARLTON'S PONDS 3.50 KENT HAYSDEN LAKE 3.80 SOMERSET MARSTON LAKE 4.00 EAST LONDON ORNAMENTAL POND 4.20 EAST LONDON PERCH POND 4.30 OXON HEYFORD LAKES 4.35 LANCASHIRE ABBEY LAKE 4.50 Remember to follow all the fishery rules, return all fish to the water and take all your litter home with you. Enjoy your fishing you ll soon be hooked! Canals usually contain a variety of freshwater fish and are suitable for mixed coarse fishing. Roach and carp are common species, together Database with extract some larger fish such as pike and zander. Inserted These in correct place as table with no title larger fish are called predators because Venue_Name they eat contains Lake or Pond smaller fish. Ponds and reservoirs that are Day_Permit is <= 4.50 stocked with fish for angling often contain just a few species such as carp, bream, Depth perch is and <6 tench. Ascending order of Day_Permit Fields Location, Venue_Name, Day_Permit only, in order Non-native fish pose a real threat to and fish all stocks. data correct, no split words and fully visible Some species, such as the wels catfish have been introduced to provide an additional attraction for anglers. Where these are legally stocked in the right waters they cause no harm to the wider environment. If introduced Page layout into waters with a river connection they spread Consistent and have spacing a with 11pt line space above/below items devastating effect on the environment. No widows or If you orphans, no split tables or lists, no blank pages catch any non-native species Document you must complete/paragraphs report intact them immediately. File name and full path Candidate name, Candidate number

4 West Country Venues Page 4 Mark Scheme Syllabus Paper Title Correct, 100% accurate Name, Centre number, Candidate number Venue_Name Location Telephone Night_Fishing Date_Opened Best_Fish Day_Permit Season_Permit Week_Permit BOLINGEY LAKES CORNWALL Yes 04-Jul-95 CARP GOONHAVEN LAKE CORNWALL Yes 30-Oct-96 CARP WHEAL GREY CORNWALL Yes 10-Mar-97 CARP ABBROOK POND DEVON Yes 08-May-95 CARP EDDISON POND DEVON Yes 10-May-96 CARP LUCCOMBE PONDS DEVON Yes 23-Jun-99 CARP RIVER CAMEL deleted RACKERHAYES DEVON Yes 04-Jan-00 CARP ROCOMBE PONDS DEVON Yes 02-Dec-96 CARP SPRINGS PONDS DEVON Yes 25-Aug-00 CARP SQUABMOOR RESERVOIR DEVON Yes 01-Sep-00 CARP TIVERTON CANAL DEVON Yes 28-Jun-95 PIKE TIVERTON PASS DEVON Yes 17-Jun-95 CARP UPHAM FARM DEVON Yes 15-Jun-00 CARP CRANBORNE FRUIT FARM DORSET Yes 22-Dec-95 PIKE DORSET STOUR DORSET Yes 28-Mar-96 CARP MUDEFORD WOOD LAKE DORSET Yes 02-Aug-99 CARP RADIPOLE LAKE DORSET Yes 06-Jan-00 CARP TODBER MANOR DORSET Yes 02-Jul-95 PIKE RIVER PIDDLE DORSET Yes 12-Aug-99 CARP MILEMEAD DEVON Yes 04-Aug-99 PIKE RIVER CULM DEVON Yes 09-May-00 PIKE records added, 100% accurate 3 marks Specified fields in correct order Landscape, all data fully visible, fits on one page Formatting Day_Permit and Season_Permit formatted as to 2 decimal places consistently Date_Opened formatted dd-mmm-yy Night Fishing displayed as Yes/No Search Location = Devon, Cornwall or Dorset Best_Fish = Carp or Pike Night_Fishing = Yes Candidate details top right Calculated field Heading 100% accurate Correct values Formatted as to 2 decimal places consistently

5 Page 5 Mark Scheme Syllabus Paper Capital Season Tickets Title Correct, 100% accurate Location Venue_Name Best_Fish Day_Permit Season_Permit EAST LONDON HARWOOD HALL ROACH EAST LONDON PERCH POND PIKE EAST LONDON ORNAMENTAL POND PIKE EAST LONDON MAYESBROOK PARK LAKES PIKE EAST LONDON BEDFORDS PARK LAKE PERCH EAST LONDON RIVER LEA Search PERCH Location = Oxon NORTH EAST LONDON COPPERMILL STREAM PIKE OR NORTH EAST LONDON JUNIOR POOL *London* CARP NORTH LONDON JACK'S LAKE Season_Permit is >= CARP NORTH LONDON LEA NAVIGATION ROACH NORTH LONDON RIVER LEA NAVIGATION PERCH OXON MILTON POOLS PIKE OXON LINCH HILL CARP OXON MANOR LAKE PERCH OXON HEYFORD LAKES PERCH OXON STATE'S LAGOON PERCH OXON DORCHESTER LAKE PERCH OXON RIVER WINDRUSH ROACH OXON CLATTERCOTE RESERVOIR PIKE SOUTH LONDON BURGESS PARK CARP WEST LONDON THE CUTTING PIKE WEST LONDON COWLEY LAKE PERCH WEST LONDON BEDFONT LAKE BREAM Name, Centre number, Candidate number Average cost Sorted by Location ascending, then sorted by Season_Permit descending Specified fields in correct order Portrait, all data fully visible, fits single page wide 1mark Calculated field Average of Season_Permit Below Season_Permit field, formatted as to 2 decimal places Label 100% accurate to left of calculated field

6 Page 6 Mark Scheme Syllabus Paper Master slide Text National Angling Month, 48pt, italic, serif, top right aligned, no text wrap 3pt to 4pt horizontal line across full width of slide, below title Auto date in top left corner, auto slide number bottom left Candidate Name, Centre number, candidate number, 10pt, serif, in bottom right corner 1mark Master slide 1 st level bullets 20pt, italic, arrow bullet e.g. All items created and appear in same position on all slides no overlap Import slides correctly, no blank slides Slide 1 layout changed to centred title & subtitle Slide 2 deleted (A unique event to:) Slide 3 Fish image inserted to left of bullets Resized to 9cm wide Image flipped Spelling errors competitions and learn corrected Print Slides printed as hand outs four to page and Slide 4 printed as single slide with notes Slide 4 Speaker notes entered accurately and in correct position

7 Page 7 Mark Scheme Syllabus Paper EVIDENCE DOCUMENT Step 4 Paper size screen shot evidence Step 5 Margin screen shot evidence: Screenshots of settings for Page layout of information sheet A4 and Portrait Margins top 3.5cm, bottom 2cm, left & right 1.5cm Step 30 Database field structure screen shot Database structure Correct field names and data types as given Night_Fishing Boolean/logical with Yes/No set in design