Knowledge Organiser Y7 Term 2.2

Arjun and Oscar are working on a project. They need to write something that their computer can understand and execute. What is this called?

• Computational thinking

• Decomposition

• Program code

Emily is working on a project where she uses blocks of code to instruct the computer what to do. What type of programming is she using?

• Visual programming

• Textual programming

• Flowchart

Thomas, and Priya are beginners in programming. They found a language that uses blocks and graphics instead of text, similar to Scratch and Blockly. What type of programming language are they using?

• Visual programming

• Textual programming

• Flowchart

Amelia, and Ishaan are working on a group project. They are trying to figure out which skills can help them solve all the complex problems they encounter during the project. What could these skills be?

• Communication skills

• Computational thinking skills

• Organisation skills

Amelia, Oliver, and Isabella are learning about Computational Thinking in their computer science class. Their teacher explains that Computational Thinking means thinking like a computer. Is this statement true or false?

• True

• False

Alexander and Aarav are working on a project. They need to use two computational thinking skills to complete their project. Can you name the two skills they might use?

• Iteration

• Decomposition

• Selection

• Abstraction

Abstraction is the process of removing the unnecessary details and focusing on what is important. Is this statement true?

• True

• False

Anaya, Noah, and James are working on a group project. They decide to break the complex project down into parts to make it manageable. This approach is known as decomposition.

• True

• False

Priya is writing a recipe for her favorite dish. What is she essentially creating when she writes down the step by step instructions?

• Decomposition

• Iteration

• Pattern recognition

• Algorithm

William, Arjun, and Lily are working on a project. They decide to focus on the important parts and ignore the rest. This approach is called...

• Decomposition

• Algorthmic design

• Abstraction