Technology Vocabulary Quiz

bug

• The person who watches, suggests, and questions during pair work.
• The person who controls the device during pair programming.
• An error in a computer program that causes the program to run incorrectly.
• The people, animals, and objects in a story.

code

• An action taken to check whether a program is working properly.
• To find and fix errors in a program.

• The instructions for a program.
• Where and when the story takes place.

debug

• To find and fix errors in a program.
• A set of code given to a computer to accomplish a task.
• A step-by-step way to solve problems.
• A limitation or a restriction, including limits on time, materials, and size.

program

• An action taken to check whether a program is working properly.
• Where and when the story takes place.
• The order in which things happen.
• A set of code given to a computer to accomplish a task.

sequence

• The order in which things happen.
• The guidelines or rules used to make a decision about something.
• To find and fix errors in a program.
• A set of instructions to accomplish a task.

test

• An error in a computer program that causes the program to run incorrectly.
• An action taken to check whether a program is working properly.
• An ordered set of scenes with moving illustrations, or drawings, and sounds.
• To think of many ways to solve a problem.

driver

• A set of characters and code.
• The person who watches closely, makes suggestions, and asks/answers questions during pair programming.
• An action taken to check whether a program is working properly.
• The person who controls the device during pair programming.

navigator

• The person who controls the device during pair programming.
• A step-by-step way to solve problems.
• The person who watches closely, makes suggestions, and asks/answers questions during pair programming.
• An error in a computer program that causes the program to run incorrectly.

pair programming

• To find and fix errors in a program.
• When two people work together to create a computer program.
• The people, animals, and objects in a story.
• An ordered set of scenes with moving illustrations, or drawings, and sounds.

characters

• The people, animals, and objects in a story.
• The person who watches closely, makes suggestions, and asks/answers questions during pair programming.
• A limitation or a restriction, including limits on time, materials, and size.
• When two people work together to create a computer program.