CS7 Unit 2 Review - Computational Thinking

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Which of the following activities best illustrates computational thinking? Reading a recipe book to find a cake recipe, Experimenting with different cake flavors to find the best one, Designing a step-by-step plan to bake a cake efficiently, Ordering a cake from an online bakery

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Designing a step-by-step plan to bake a cake efficiently

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Which computational thinking skill involves analyzing data and finding similarities?

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Pattern recognition

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Evan’s Chromebook is not turning on even though it was charging overnight. What should he check first?

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Inspect the power cable for any damage

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What is the term for writing code in plain English to outline a program's structure?

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Pseudocode

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Which of the following demonstrates pattern recognition? Planning a trip by booking flights and hotels., Following a step-by-step guide to assemble furniture., Noticing that you buy milk every week., Focusing on the main points of a presentation.

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Noticing that you buy milk every week.

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Which of the following activities involves breaking down a complex task into smaller, manageable parts? Options: Organizing a conference by scheduling sessions, arranging speakers, and managing registrations., Forecasting weather patterns for the upcoming week., Identifying the busiest times at a local coffee shop., Summarizing a lengthy report to highlight key points.

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Organizing a conference by scheduling sessions, arranging speakers, and managing registrations.

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What is the purpose of using a flowchart in troubleshooting a computer that is not turning on?

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To create a step-by-step guide for solving the problem.

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Jayden's Xbox frequently shuts down unexpectedly. The Xbox is placed on a carpet, his home is 70 degrees, and he updates the system regularly. What should he do FIRST to troubleshoot?

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Place the Xbox on a hard, flat surface to ensure proper airflow.

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The goal of Computational Thinking is to help you: Fix Computers, Understand Code, Solve Complex Problems, Collect Data

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Solve Complex Problems

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Noticing that your candy supply decreases every time a certain friend comes over is an example of:

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Pattern Recognition