Comp Thinking Quiz

What is computational thinking?

• C) A programming language for computers.

• B) A way of understanding a problem and logically working out a good solution.

What is the process of creating a sequence of instructions to complete a task known as in computational thinking?

• Developing Algorithms

• Decomposition

In computational thinking, what is the term for the process of removing unnecessary detail from a problem?

• Simplification

• Abstraction

What does decomposition refer to in computational thinking?

• Breaking a problem into sub-problems, each achieving an identifiable task

• Removing unnecessary detail from a problem

What does decomposition do in problem-solving?

• It combines different problems into one large problem.

• It breaks the main problem down into subproblems.

Until what point should a problem be broken down according to the concept of decomposition?

• Until each subproblem requires a team to solve.

• Until each subproblem is one simple solvable task.

What is the final goal of breaking down a problem into subproblems?

• To increase the number of tasks.

• To simplify the problem-solving process.

What are the first four sub-problems we can identify when getting ready in the morning?

• Making the bed, watering plants, checking the weather, reading the news

• Choosing clothes, taking a shower, eating breakfast, brushing teeth

What is abstraction in problem-solving?

• Focusing on the problem without considering the solution

• Removing unnecessary details to focus on what is important

What does the original London Underground map include?

• Only the underground rail lines

• Underground rail lines, parks, and roads