1. The following table was extracted from a report to be delivered to the community by the district health officer in your area about malaria epidemic.

The table shows reported cases of malaria and malaria related deaths in the area from January to June.

Month

Reported Cases

Related deaths

January

80

04

February

100

05

March

98

01

April

87

03

May

70

02

June

60

01

You have been entrusted with the task of preparing a five-slide presentation on the epidemic

a) Make a five-slide presentation for the workshop as follows;

i) SLIDE 1: Should include the title and name of the presenter. Insert a hyperlink to the presenter’s personal website.

ii) SLIDE 2: Insert the given table. Include a slide title.

iii) SLIDE 3: Use the information in the table to create a column chart.

iv) SLIDE 4: sShould include ways of preventing malaria.

v) SLIDE 5: Conclusion

 

b) Each slide should;

- Have your name and personal number as a header

- Run every after one minute

- Have minimal and appropriate graphics

c) Save the presentation as your name and personal number.

d) Print your slides

 

2 a) Using any web designing software, design a website for a public library with the following linked pages:

i) HOME PAGE including a marquee

ii) CONTACT US PAGE including the location, postal address, telephone number and email address of the library

iii) LIST OF BOOKS available in the library

iv) BOARD OF GOVERNORS PAGE showing the management committee of the library.

v) FUTURE PLANS

b) The website should have a top banner.

c) Use relevant images where possible

d) Save your website as Library and your name e.g Library_Musoke

e) Print your work

 

3. The table below shows the details of some musicians in Uganda.

Artist Number

Real name

Stage Name

Sex

Date of Birth

Music Category

Best Hit

Home Town

Stage worth $

M001

Musoke

Miad Tiger

Male

02/03/1980

Ragga

Omukwano

Kampala

100,000

M002

Ojok

Big boss

Male

01/01/1975

Country

Uganda my homeland

Gulu

50,000

M003

Namusoke

Snake Girl

Female

01/06/1985

Dance Hall

Sleeping Pill

Masaka

120,000

M004

Magumba

DJ Best

Male

03/05/1988

RnB

Dissappointment

Kampala

600,000

M005

Baguma

Mr. Right

Male

03/01/1990

Ragga

Good girl

Jinja

50,000

a) Using any database management software, create a database and save it as Musician your name e.g Musician Amooti.

b) Design a table to capture the given data using appropriate data types of the fields. Name it Musician Table

c) Create a form called Entry Form to enter the data

d) Create a query called Tax query to calculate the tax paid by the artists. The tax is 10% of the Stage Worth

e) Create another query showing artists born before 1986 and whose home town is Kampala. Name it Kampala Artists.

f) Create a report using the Kampala Artists query and name it Kampala Artists report.

g) Print all your work in landscape orientation.

 

4. a) Using a word processor, type the following document. Save it as your name and personal number.

Mathematics is a subject that is taught in schools at all levels right from pre-primary to institutions of higher learning. The subject is relevant in many fields of study. Given below are examples of an equation and a diagram in mathematics.


Such calculations and other related concepts make Mathematics a very exciting subject!

ii) Copy the document and paste it to a new page

iii) Insert a suitable heading for the document. Centre and underline the heading.

iv) Drop Cap the first paragraph.

v) Italicize the last sentence

vi) Insert a header of your name and personal number

vii) Add page numbers in the document

viii) Save and print all your work

b) The table below shows a quotation by Ms JM Enterprises, dealers in foodstuffs.

MS J M ENTERPRISES

DEALERS IN GENERAL FOOD STUFFS

QUOTATION

SERIAL NUMBER

ITEM

QUANTITY (KGs)

UNIT PRICE (UgX)

TOTAL (Ugx)

1

Maize

2

2,400

 

2

Beans

5

3,000

 

3

Peas

10

1,500

 

4

Cassava

6

2,000

 

5

Lemon

3

1,200

 

6

Sugar

20

2,500

 

7

Matooke

4

15,000

 

8

Groundnuts

4

6,000

 

9

Passion Fruits

2

4,000

 

10

Meat

5

4,500

 

GRAND TOTAL

       

VAT (17.5%)

       

i) Use a spread sheet software to enter the given data as it is. Save it as your name and personal number.

ii) Insert formulas to calculate the TOTAL and GRAND TOTAL.

iii) Calculate the Value Added Tax (VAT) at a rate of 17.5%.

iv) Sort your data by ITEM in ascending order.

v) Apply All Borders on your work.

vi) Represent the items and their unit prices on a Pie Chart.

vii) Save and print your work.