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130 Paper I-style questions — 10 per unit, 12 minutes each, marked the moment you finish, with the reason for every answer and the topics to go back to.
A/L ICT · Grades 12 & 13 · Sinhala & English · Sri Lanka
I'm Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe — PhD in Human Interface Technology from the University of Canterbury, senior lecturer, and a postdoctoral researcher with industry experience at Sony, 99X and Niantic. Every note, test and paper here comes from me.
Free A/L ICT unit tests, the Complete Short Notes and the 2027 Exam Pack, in Sinhala and English medium, plus free past paper guides and notes for Grade 12 and Grade 13.

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130 Paper I-style questions — 10 per unit, 12 minutes each, marked the moment you finish, with the reason for every answer and the topics to go back to.
All 13 examined units and 80 lessons, in Sinhala and English. A mind map for every unit, the one line to remember from every lesson, memory tricks, worked examples — and how each lesson is asked in the exam.
Sit the papers under exam conditions, get a study plan built from your own answers, and go through it one-to-one with Dr. Yasas.
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Dr. Yasas Sri Wickramasinghe — PhD, University of Canterbury; ex-lecturer, University of Moratuwa.
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Timed papers with negative marking and a rank.
Run pseudocode, SQL and spreadsheets in the browser, on a phone too.
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Explores the basic concepts of ICT together with its role and applicability in today's knowledge based society
After this lesson you can
In the paper: "Distinguish data from information" is a near-annual short-answer opener
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In the paper: "Why did ICT replace manual methods" recurs as an essay-length Part A prompt
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In the paper: Low period weight — expect a quick diagram or definition question, rarely essay-length
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In the paper: Proprietary vs open-source comparison is a frequent short-structured question
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In the paper: Matching a named tool (OMR/OCR/MICR/barcode) to its purpose is a common MCQ pattern
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In the paper: "Discuss the use of ICT in domain X" is a recurring Paper II Part A prompt — prepare 2-3 domains in real depth
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In the paper: Ethical/legal/social issues (piracy, copyright, licensing) is a near-guaranteed structured question
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Online A/L ICT classes in Sinhala and English medium have not started yet, so there are no class fees. The free 7-day trial already opens practice questions, mock exams and Code Lab.
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Which of the following storage media cannot be written to or deleted by users?
Weak answer
RAM stores data temporarily. ROM stores data permanently.
Full-marks answer
RAM is volatile and can be both read from and written to, while ROM is non-volatile and is generally read-only — so RAM loses its contents when the power is off, but ROM does not.
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Both. The unit tests, the Short Notes and the Exam Pack are in Sinhala and English, and follow the NIE A/L ICT syllabus for Grades 12 and 13. Online classes will also be taught in both mediums.