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Multiple Choice

Which steps are involved in the problem-solving process as shown in the diagram?

• Input, process, output, feedback

• Input, solution, output, review

• Input, process, feedback, evaluation

• Input, feedback, output, process

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of using computational thinking to solve a real-life problem?

• Planning the shortest route to school using a map application

• Memorizing a list of historical dates

• Drawing a picture of your favorite animal

• Reading a storybook aloud

Open Ended

Why is computational thinking important in today's world of technology?

Open Ended

How does modern technology help solve the problem of energy shortages?

Multiple Choice

What are the main components involved in the process of converting solar energy to usable electricity in a household solar cell system?

• Solar cell panel, Inverter, Breaker box, Electrical appliances, Electricity meter, Electricity grid

• Wind turbine, Generator, Battery, Electrical appliances, Electricity meter, Electricity grid

• Solar cell panel, Battery, Breaker box, Electrical appliances, Electricity meter, Electricity grid

• Solar cell panel, Inverter, Battery, Electrical appliances, Electricity meter, Electricity grid

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct sequence in a solar cell power generation system as shown in the diagram?

• Solar cell panel → Inverter → Breaker box → Electrical appliances → Electricity meter → Electricity grid

• Inverter → Solar cell panel → Breaker box → Electrical appliances → Electricity meter → Electricity grid

• Solar cell panel → Breaker box → Inverter → Electrical appliances → Electricity meter → Electricity grid

• Solar cell panel → Inverter → Electrical appliances → Breaker box → Electricity meter → Electricity grid

Open Ended

Explain how computational thinking skills can be applied to solve problems in fields with large amounts of data and complex calculations.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are key elements of computational thinking as shown in the diagram?

• Pattern recognition, Abstraction, Algorithm design, Decomposition

• Pattern recognition, Experimentation, Debugging, Decomposition

• Abstraction, Simulation, Algorithm design, Debugging

• Pattern recognition, Abstraction, Data mining, Decomposition

Open Ended

What is abstract thinking?

Multiple Choice

Which components are found in the structure of a mobile phone according to the diagram?

• Screen, battery, circuit board, case, wire

• Screen, speaker, battery, camera

• Battery, wire, speaker, screen

• Case, battery, wire, charger

Open Ended

Explain how abstraction is used in problem solving according to the lesson.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the process of abstract thinking as explained in the lesson?

• Memorizing facts without understanding

• Connecting new ideas beyond what is seen

• Repeating information exactly as presented

• Focusing only on physical objects

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the role of abstract thinking in problem-solving according to the lesson?

• It is only used in the final step of problem-solving.

• It is used in all steps of the problem-solving process.

• It is not necessary for problem-solving.

• It is only used for data input.

Open Ended

In what ways can abstract thinking help us solve everyday problems?

Multiple Choice

What is the main idea behind using symbols in abstract thinking, as explained by Jean Piaget?

• Symbols are only used for decoration.

• Symbols help connect experiences to abstract concepts.

• Symbols are not important in learning.

• Symbols are only used by adults.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are examples of emotions and their corresponding abstract meanings as shown in the table?

• Smile - Sadness

• Angry face - Happiness

• Crying face - Sadness

• Laughing face - Anger

Open Ended

Explain how designing symbols can help communicate emotions or ideas, based on the example given in the lesson.

Open Ended

Explain how critical thinking is used to transform meaningless data into meaningful information, using the 'Orange LOVE' example.

Multiple Choice

What is the main idea behind using the orange and heart symbols in the word 'Orange LOVE' as shown in the example?

• To make the word more colorful

• To replace meaningless letters with meaningful symbols

• To show different fruits and emotions

• To make the word longer

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes the process of adapting to new problems by connecting existing information in a new way, as discussed in the lesson?

• Directly measuring the problem

• Collecting only one type of data

• Selecting and combining relevant information to form a new understanding

• Ignoring irrelevant information

Open Ended

Describe how the scoring system for physical stability works, based on the table provided in the lesson.

Multiple Choice

According to the diagram, which data points are used to determine the level of physical stability?

• Weight, height, walking distance, distance from home to school

• Weight, age, gender, walking distance

• Height, age, distance from home to school, favorite color

• Weight, height, favorite food, walking distance

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the main goal of using computational thinking in daily life?

• To solve problems efficiently and logically

• To memorize computer codes

• To avoid using technology

• To work alone without teamwork

Open Ended

How can computational thinking help you solve real-life problems you encounter at school or at home?