February/March 2026 Paper 12

2026 · 9 questions · 35 parts · 75 marks

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1(a)1(b)

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2(a)2(b)(i)2(b)(ii)2(c)(i)2(c)(ii)

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3(a)3(b)(i)3(b)(ii)3(b)(iii)3(c)(i)3(c)(ii)

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5(a)5(b)5(c)(i)5(c)(ii)5(c)(iii)

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6(a)6(b)6(c)6(d)6(e)

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7(a)7(b)7(c)(i)7(c)(ii)

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8(a)8(b)8(c)8(d)

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9(a)9(b)(i)9(b)(ii)

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Context for question 2

A user accesses a website using a web browser.

2(a)Internet World Wide WebEasy3 marks

Two functions of a web browser are to provide an address bar and to store cookies. Give three other functions of a web browser.

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Context for 2(b)

The user enters a uniform resource locator (URL) into the address bar of the web browser.

2(b)(i)Ip Addressing DnsMedium1 mark

The URL is converted into an internet protocol (IP) address. Describe the purpose of an IP address.

2(b)(ii)Ip Addressing DnsMedium3 marks

Explain how a URL is converted to an IP address.

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Context for 2(c)

The website stores cookies on the user’s computer.

2(c)(i)Internet World Wide WebMedium1 mark

State what is meant by a cookie.

2(c)(ii)Internet World Wide WebEasy2 marks

Give one example of how a website can use a session cookie and one example of how a website can use a persistent cookie. Each example must be different.

Session cookie example

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Persistent cookie example

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