Pracice with Number Conversions:

Adopted from P.Conrad, USCB.edu

Matching:

The table below is in the wrong order.
Draw a line from the term on the left, to the correct base on the right.

binary		base 2
decimal		base 8
hexadecimal		base 10
octal		base 16

Now practice with conversions

Each time you click the "make new quiz" button, you'll get a different randomly generated quiz.
The actual questions on the final exam will be generated from this form.

Note that "leading zeros" and "spacing" do not affect the correctness of your answers—for example:

In binary, 0101 and 101 are the same number.
In binary 0010 0011, 0100011, and 100 011 are all the same number.

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What you are responsible for knowing how to do:

Convert any decimal number between 0 and 255 into binary.
Convert decimal numbers to hex
Convert any binary number between 0 and 11111111 into decimal (i.e. 0 to 255)
Convert any binary number from 0 to 1111 1111 1111 1111 into hex
Convert any hex number from 0 to FFFF into binary

Convert decimal to octal
Convert binary to octal
Convert octal to binary
Convert octal to decimal
Convert hex to octal by converting from hex to binary then binary to octal