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Thursday, 14th May 2026
Digital Technologies 1 (Objective) 03:00pm - 04:00pm
2026 WAEC DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES OBJECTIVES (OBJ) ANSWERS
1-10: CBABADCDAA11-20: CDDBDABCDC
21-30: ADBBBDABAA
31-40: CBBBDDDDBA
41-50: CCDBCADBDA
2026 WAEC DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES ESSAY (THEORY) ANSWERS:
1a.
1b.
OR
1c.
(2a)
(PICK ANY ONE)
The Internet is a global system of
interconnected computer networks that communicate with each other using
standardized protocols to share information and services
OR
The
Internet is defined as a massive, public Wide Area Network (WAN) that
links millions of private, academic, commercial, and government networks
globally, enabling seamless data communication and resource sharing.
(2b)
(PICK ANY TWO IN EACH)
Intranet:
(i) Used only within an organization.
(ii) Accessible only to employees or authorized staff.
(iii) Used for internal communication and information sharing.
(iv) Has stricter internal security.
(v) Example: company staff portal.
Extranet:
(i) Allows limited access to external users.
(ii) Accessible to selected outsiders such as customers and suppliers.
(iii) Used for sharing information with external partners.
(iv) Provides controlled external access.
(v) Example: customer or supplier portal.
(2c)
(i) HTTP — HyperText Transfer Protocol
(ii) IP — Internet Protocol
(iii) LAN — Local Area Network
(iv) TCP — Transmission Control Protocol
(2d)
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i) HTTP — HyperText Transfer Protocol
(ii) HTTPS — HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure
(iii) FTP — File Transfer Protocol
(iv) TCP — Transmission Control Protocol
(v) IP — Internet Protocol
(vi) SMTP — Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
(vii) POP3 — Post Office Protocol version 3
(viii) IMAP — Internet Message Access Protocol
(3a)
(PICK ANY ONE)
A register is a small, high-speed storage
location in the CPU used for temporarily holding data, instructions, or
addresses during processing.
OR
A register is a temporary
storage area in the processor of a computer where data and instructions
are kept for immediate processing.
(3b)
(i) Special purpose register:
(PICK ANY ONE)
- AX register
- BX register
- CX register
- DX register
(ii) General purpose register:
(PICK ANY ONE)
- Program Counter (PC)
- Instruction Register (IR)
- Accumulator (ACC)
- Memory Address Register (MAR)
- Memory Data Register (MDR)
(3c)
(PICK ANY ONE)
A
special purpose register performs a specific function in the CPU during
processing, while a general purpose register is used for storing
different types of data temporarily during program execution.
OR
Special
purpose registers have fixed and dedicated functions, while general
purpose registers can perform various operations depending on the
instruction given.
OR
Special purpose registers control
and coordinate processing activities in the CPU, while general purpose
registers mainly hold data and intermediate results during calculations.
(3d)
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i)Register:
They are located inside the CPU and operate at very high speed.
-Main memory:
This is located outside the CPU and operates more slowly.
(ii) Register:
This store small amounts of data temporarily for immediate processing.
-Main memory:
This stores larger amounts of data and programs currently in use.
(iii) Register:
They are more expensive and have very limited storage capacity.
-Main Memory:
This is less expensive and has a larger storage capacity.
(iv) Register:
They are directly accessed by the processor during execution.
-Main Memory: Data must first be transferred to register before processing can take place.
OR
(4a)
(i) Process symbol
(ii) Input and Output symbol
(iii)Decision symbol
(iv) Flow line
(v) Terminal symbol
(4b)
(i) Process symbol;
(PICK ANY ONE)
* It is used to represent a processing operation or instruction in a flowchart.
* It is used to show calculations or data manipulation steps.
(ii) Input and Output symbol:
(PICK ANY ONE)
* It is used to represent data input or output operation.
* It is used to show information entered into or displayed from a computer system.
(iii) Decision symbol:
(PICK ANY ONE)
* It is used to show a point where a decision is made, usually requiring a Yes/No answer.
* It is used to determine alternative paths or actions in a program.
(iv) Flow line:
(PICK ANY ONE)
* It is used to show the direction or sequence of steps in a flowchart.
* It is used to connect different symbols together.
(v) Terminal symbol:
(PICK ANY ONE)
* It is used to indicate the beginning or end of a program or process.
* It is used to show where a flowchart starts or terminates.
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