Exploring Computational Thinking Concepts

What is computational thinking?

• A way of solving problems using computers

• A method of thinking like a computer

• A process of breaking down problems into smaller parts

• A type of computer programming language

Which of the following is a key component of computational thinking?

• Memorising facts

• Decomposition

• Drawing pictures

• Writing essays

What does the term "abstraction" mean in computational thinking?

• Ignoring all details

• Focusing on the specific details

• Simplifying a problem by removing unnecessary details

• Adding more details to a problem

Which of the following is an example of pattern recognition in computational thinking?

• Solving a maths problem

• Identifying similar shapes in different objects

• Writing a story

• Painting a picture

What is an algorithm in the context of computational thinking?

• A type of computer

• A step-by-step set of instructions to solve a problem

• A computer program

• A mathematical equation

Why is debugging an important part of computational thinking?

• It helps to create more bugs

• It ensures that the solution works correctly

• It makes the code run slower

• It is not important

Which of the following is an example of using computational thinking in everyday life?

• Brushing your teeth

• Planning a route to school

• Watching television

• Eating breakfast

What is the purpose of using computational thinking in problem-solving?

• To make problems more complicated

• To solve problems more efficiently

• To avoid solving problems

• To make problems unsolvable

How can computational thinking help in learning other subjects?

• By making them more difficult

• By providing a structured approach to problem-solving

• By ignoring the subject content

• By focusing only on memorisation

Which of the following is NOT a part of computational thinking?

• Decomposition

• Abstraction

• Pattern recognition

• Guessing