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Pearson Edexcel GCSE In Computer Science (1CP1/02) Paper 2: Application of Computational Thinking..Mark Scheme (Results) November 2021

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Question Answer Additional Guidance Mark 1(a)(i) Any two from • dateOfBirth / Date of birth / DOB (1) • membershipType (1) • gender (1) • parent/guardian (if under 16) (1) • address (1 ... ) • Accept any equivalent names that are sensible in the context • Accept variable names with spaces 2 Question Answer Additional Guidance Mark 1(b) Any one from • Input – membership number (1) • Process – check availability (1) • Output – cost of booking / cost (1) • Accept sensible alternative wording. 3 Question Answer Additional Guidance Mark 1(c) • (years x discount rate) (1) • Adjusted fee / 12 (1) Examples: • (432 – (432 * (yrs. x 0.05))) / 12 • (fullFee – (fullFee * (numYears * 0.05))) / 12 • (membership – (membership * (Years * discount))) / 12 • Ensure that expression follows the BIDMAS rules of precedence 2 https://britishstudentroom-b430a.web.app/5 Question Answer Additional Guidance Mark 2(a) Selection (1) 1 Question Answer Additional Guidance Mark 2(b) One mark for each output in the correct cell Inputs Output (month = 7) Peak rates apply (1) (month = 12) AND (time = 19:00) Standard rates apply (1) (month = 4) AND (day =6) Peak weekend rates apply (1) 3 Question Answer Additional Guidance Mark 2(c) One mark for month (3,4,9 or 10) (1) One mark for day <= 5 (1) One mark for time (not between 17 : 00 and 20 : 00) (1) Example month = 10 AND day = 4 AND time = 12:00 3 https://britishstudentroom-b430a.web.app/6 Question Answer Additional Guidance Mark 3(a) Line 4 – FUNCTION (1) ……pMass , pHeight (2). One parameter (1) Line 22 – mass , height (2). One variable (1) Matching order (parameters with variables) (1) Ignore case and spacing 6 Question Answer Additional Guidance Mark 3(b)(i) Setting a count controlled loop (1) Setting a loop that executes for each value in the attendan [Show More]

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