Foundations of Computer Science Quiz

What does it mean to 'Define' a problem?

• To create a problem.

• To ask if your solution worked or not.

• To attempt to solve the problem with your plan.

• To explain what the problem is.

In which order do the problem solving steps happen?

• Reflect, Prepare, Try, and Define

• Reflect, Try, Prepare, Define

• Prepare, Define, Try, and Reflect

• Define, Prepare, Try and Reflect

What does it mean to 'Prepare' for a problem?

• To ask if your solution worked or not.

• To put your plan into action.

• To create a problem.

• To research possible solutions and make a plan.

What does computer 'Processing' mean?

• Processing is when a computer deletes info.

• Processing is the computer's way of turning inputs into outputs.

• Processing is putting info into a computer.

• Processing is the storage hardware of a computer like RAM or a hard drive.

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What does it mean to 'Try' to solve a problem?

• To ask if your solution worked or not.

• To explain what the problem is.

• To attempt to solve the problem with your plan.

• To research possible solutions and make a plan.

What does it mean to 'Reflect' on your solution to a problem?

• To explain what the problem is.

• To research possible solutions and make a plan.

• To attempt to solve the problem with your plan.

• To ask if your solution worked or not.

What does it mean when the computer 'Outputs' something?

• The computer gets information that the user outputted.

• The computer gets information from another device.

• The computer stores inputted information.

• The computer produces information that the user receives.

Which of the following is an example of an input device?

• Speaker

• Headphones

• Computer screen

• Microphone

Which of the following is an example of an output device?

• A keyboard

• A mouse

• Headphones

An HTML file is used to...

• create apps.

• add color, different fonts, etc. to webpages.

• add text to webpages.

• add moving images to webpages.