ICT Programming Lesson 5

Named units of code that perform a task or cause an action to take place are called:

• events

• functions

• classes

• objects

Consider the following pseudocode: Get the Sqrt of 9. This pseudocode is an example of what?

• An object that contains a parameter

• A class that contains an argument

• An event that contains a parameter

• A function that contains an argument

Which of the following is a function used to tell the program what to do when a certain action takes place?

• Event

• Argument

• Event handler

• Parameter

Which programming component is used when the mouse is clicked to trigger the execution of a specific action?

• Event

• Argument

• Event handler

• Parameter

What are the benefits of using functions?

• Functions make the program more efficient.

• Functions make the program run without errors.

• Functions create new lines of code.

• Functions finds errors in the program.

In Scratch the shape of a function indicated the type of ___ to be returned.

• errors

• code

• data

• argument

What is the difference between an event and an event handler?

• The event handler triggers the event

• The event triggers the event handler

• Events and triggers are the same

• Triggers do nothing

An argument is:

• an object that contains a parameter.

• event that contains a parameter.

• a value that is passed to a routine.

• a function that contains an argument.

What do we call mini programs that we can use over and over inside of a bigger program?

• Functions

• Abstractions

• Decomposers

• Hardware