1) A programming language with many features to make it easier to program.

• Upper-Level Programming

• Low-Level Programming

• Smart Level Programming

• Multiple Level Programming

2) What’s the difference between the command 'Repeat 5 times' and 'Repeat until do'?

• Both commands are the same

  
  

• Both commands will move forward 5 times

• The first command will move the object forward 5 times and the second command will move the object forward until it reaches the destination object.

• The first command will move the object 5 times and the second command will move the object 3 times.

3) ‘Repeat until do > if Path ahead do or else turn right’ select the correct option

• Move forward & Turn right

• Move forward > Move forward & Turn right

• Move forward & Turn left

• Turn right & Move forward

4) Which term describes a precise sequence of instructions for a process

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Selection

• Sequence

5) Which term describes a process that repeats an algorithm to reach a goal?

• Sequence

• Iterate

• Infinite Loop

• Logic

6) ) Instruction for the computer. Many of these puts together make up algorithms and computer programs

• Instruction

• Program

• Command

• Direction

7) Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an Upper-Level programming language?

• Drag and Drop to create underline code

• Relatively easy user interface

• Built on lower level languages

• Comprised of 1's and 0's

8) Which term describes a precise set of steps used in accomplishing a goal?

• Algorithm

• Abstraction

• Iteration

• Interface

9) If there is a mistake or problem in the computer program, there is a _____.

• debug

• bug

• persist

• Frustrate

10) A placeholder for a piece of information that can change.

• Loop

• Function

• Variable

• Interface