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CS Principles Unit 1 Review
Explorations in Computer Science

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Before beginning
get your flippy do's
get scratch paper
get a pencil
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As you complete the review, be sure to try the ones you got wrong again and/or contact me with questions.
Good luck!!!
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Multiple Choice
What is a bit?
A binary digit
A small piece of cookie
A binary information table
A binary index table
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Multiple Choice
A bit can store
8 pieces of information
4 pieces of information
2 pieces of information
1 piece of information
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Multiple Choice
A byte is
8 bits
4 bits
2 bit
1 bit
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Multiple Choice
Binary numbers have a base of
8
4
2
1
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Multiple Choice
Binary numbers can use the digits
0 and 1
0, 1, and 2
0, 1, 2, and 4
0, 1, 2, 4, and 8
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Have your flippy do ready:)
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Multiple Choice
Convert 11111 in binary to a decimal (base 10 number).
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Multiple Choice
Convert 1000000 in binary to a base 10 number.
64
32
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8
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Multiple Choice
Convert 10001 in binary to a base 10 number.
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Multiple Choice
Convert 25 in base 10 to a binary number.
11010
10110
11011
11001
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Multiple Choice
Convert 58 in base 10 to a binary number.
101110
111010
110011
111001
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Multiple Choice
Convert 65 in base 10 to binary.
1001001
1010101
1100110
1000001
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Multiple Choice
A program wants to store a number that is too big to be represented with the number of bits given. What happens?
The program crashes.
The last part of the number is stored. This is called ending partial storage.
The first part of the number is stored. This is called beginning partial storage.
The number cannot be represented accurately. This is called overflow.
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Multiple Choice
When a number such as
123 32 is stored in memory, it cannot be represented accurately because it is an infinite decimal. This is called
a rounding error
a partial decimal error
a partial fractions error
an infinite decimal error
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It is a rounding error because a rounded value will be stored in memory.
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Multiple Choice
Text is stored in memory by
each character being part of the storage by the cpu
each character is stored in RAM and can be accessed when called
each character is stored using a given ASCII or Unicode value
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Multiple Choice
Images are stored
by using a designated number of bits to represent a pixel
by always using one bit to represent one pixel
by storing the colors in one file and the pixels in another. These files then work together to display the image.
with 100 bytes always
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Multiple Choice
Images may be stored using lossy or lossless compression.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Lossless compression means that
files can be decompressed with no loss of information
files are always stored using the same number of bits as the original file
files can be decompressed with very little loss of information
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Multiple Choice
Lossy compression means
when files are decompressed, there is some loss of information
an image will always be blurry
when files are decompressed, they can be restored to the original file with no loss of data
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Multiple Choice
Lossy compression
is never good
is always good
whether is it appropriate for a situation depends upon the situation
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Multiple Select
Compression is important because (check all that apply)
it saves memory
it can help a webpage load faster
it can help information travel faster over the Internet
it makes images blurry
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Multiple Choice
Which best represents the difference between analog and digital files?
Katie plays music on the piano. Her mom records it. Katie playing is an example of what we hear in an analog format. The recording is a digitization.
Katie plays music on the piano. Her mom records it. Katie playing is an example of what we hear in an analog format. The recording is also analog because it recorded the actual notes played.
Katie plays music on the piano. Her mom records it. Katie playing is an example of what we hear in digital format. The recording is an analog format.
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Multiple Choice
Many files are stored using abstraction. One particular example of abstraction is lossy data compression of images. What is abstraction?
taking data from a file (such as an image) and reproducing it exactly
taking data from a file and adding data to enhance it (such as enhancing an image)
taking data from two files and combining them to create something new
taking data from a file and reducing it in a way that leaves the essentials (even though it is not known how this is done to the person using the file
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Multiple Select
What is true about intellectual property? Choose all that apply.
Intellectual property is a creative work or invention
Intellectual property has rights and may apply for a copyright, patent, etc.
Anyone can use intellectual property at anytime in any way without giving credit to the creator
Anyone can create intellectual property and choose to apply for a copyright, patent, etc.
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Multiple Select
What is true about Creative Commons? Check all that apply.
There is more than one Creative Commons license
A Creative Commons license allows a creator to give permission for others to use his/her work and in what way.
A Creative Commons license can specify whether or not a work can be used for commercial purposes.
A Creative Commons license can allow creators to freely give up their to be used by anyone in whatever manner they choose.
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Multiple Select
Open source software (check all that apply)
can be free to anyone who would like to use it
can be modified by anyone who would like to use it
can be modified and then distributed by anyone who chooses to do so
Some video games are open source
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