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Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1Purpose: help students borrow books | APurpose: reserve a spot online | |
| 2Users: students and teachers | BUser: families ordering dinner | |
| 3An online booking system has a purpose: letting people reserve a time or a seat without phoning | CSays what job the school library system does | |
| 4A food ordering app was made for particular users, such as hungry families who want a meal delivered | DNames the people the school library system was made for | |
| 5The school library system was made for no one in particular. | EEvery digital system is made for particular users. The library system was made for students and teachers. | |
| 6Purpose of an online booking system: its colour and logo | FA purpose is the job the system does, not how it looks. The purpose is to let people book or reserve things online. |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.
purpose and user — Every digital system is made to do a job (its purpose) for certain people (its users). Example: a school library system helps students and teachers borrow books.SYSTEM: School library system
PURPOSE: Borrow and return books
USER: Students and teachersSYSTEM: Online booking system
PURPOSE: Book a ticket online
USER: People who want ticketsSYSTEM: Canteen online ordering
PURPOSE: Order lunch without queuing
USER: Studentssystem ← "School library system"
purpose ← "Borrow books"
user ← "Students and teachers"system ← "Online ordering app"
purpose ← "Order food online"
user ← "Customers"