Quiz on Problem-Solving and Computational Thinking

What is the first step in problem-solving?

• Breaking the problem down

• Developing Solutions

• Identifying the Problem

• Evaluating the Solutions

What does decomposition refer to in computational thinking?

• Designing step-by-step solutions

• Breaking a complex task into smaller tasks

• Focusing on irrelevant details

• Finding patterns in data

Which of the following is an example of abstraction?

• Choosing a destination for a field trip

• Creating a guest list for an event

• Ignoring the color of the bus while planning a trip

• Arranging transportation for a field trip

What is the purpose of pattern recognition in problem-solving?

• To break down problems into smaller parts

• To develop solutions for complex issues

• To find similarities that simplify tasks

• To evaluate the effectiveness of solutions

What is an algorithm?

• A series of steps to solve a problem

• A technique for breaking down tasks

• A method for recognizing patterns

• A way to evaluate solutions

Which of the following is NOT a key principle of problem-solving?

• Identifying the Problem

• Breaking the Problem Down

• Pattern Recognition

• Evaluating the Solutions

What is the main benefit of developing strong problem-solving skills?

• To memorize information more effectively

• To enhance creativity in projects

• To address challenges efficiently

• To improve computational skills

In the context of organizing a field trip, which task is an example of decomposition?

• Creating a guest list

• Evaluating the best transportation

• All of the above

• Choosing a destination

What does computational thinking help students to do?

• Ignore complex problems

• Use computers for all tasks

• Build problem-solving skills

• Memorize algorithms

What is the role of evaluation in the problem-solving process?

• To implement the chosen solution

• To assess the effectiveness of the solutions

• To identify potential problems

• To gather data for analysis