What should you do in the 'Try' step of the problem-solving process?

• Compare pros and cons

• Put your plan into action

• Define the problem

• Reflect on the results

During which step do you compare your results to the goals you set?

• Define

• Prepare

• Try

• Reflect

What is 'input' in computing?

• The information computers give to users

• The information computers get from users

• The power supply to computers

• The software installed on computers

Which step involves making a plan in the problem-solving process?

• Define

• Prepare

• Try

• Reflect

What is the purpose of the 'Reflect' step?

• To define the problem

• To prepare a plan

• To evaluate and learn from the results

• To put the plan into action

What does the 'Define' step help you understand?

• The solutions available

• The problem and constraints

• The results of your actions

• The tools needed

What is the last step in the problem-solving process?

• Define

• Prepare

• Try

• Reflect

Which of the following is a type of processing?

• Storing

• Inputting

• If/Then Statement

• Outputting

What is the role of counting in processing?

• To save information

• To keep track of how many of something there are

• To input data

• To output data

What is storage in the context of computers?

• The thinking work computers do

• Saving information to use in the future

• The input of data into a system

• The output of data from a system