Computational Thinking Quiz - Grade 7

You are asked to make fruit juice at home. You start by washing the fruit, cutting it, and then blending it. These steps are an example of...

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Pattern

• Decomposition

In computational thinking, the step to break a large problem into smaller parts is called...

• Abstraction

• Decomposition

• Pattern

• Programming

When you observe several types of flowers and find that all flowers have petals, stems, and leaves, you are performing the process of...

• Decomposition

• Abstraction

• Pattern Recognition

• Algorithm

Which example shows the process of abstraction?

• Creating a sequence of steps to wash hands

• Grouping animals based on habitat

• Extracting important information from a map to create a simple layout

• Sorting cooking steps

In creating a program to move a character to the right in a game, we arrange instructions like 'press right arrow = character moves right'. This is an example of...

• Algorithm

• Abstraction

• Pattern

• Decomposition

A student is asked to make a list of steps for brushing teeth. He writes: '1. Take the toothbrush, 2. Put toothpaste, 3. Brush teeth, 4. Rinse'. This shows computational thinking ability in terms of...

• Pattern Recognition

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

When working on a project task, your group divides the work: some search for images, some write, and some design. This includes the technique of...

• Pattern Recognition

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

Why is computational thinking important in everyday life?

• So we can become programmers

• So we can play games

• So we can solve problems logically and systematically

• So we can use computers

Which of the following is not included in the principles of computational thinking?

• Decomposition

• Visualization

• Algorithm

• Abstraction

In solving complex math problems, Dani breaks it down into simpler problems that are easier to solve. This technique is called...

• Abstraction

• Pattern Recognition

• Algorithm

• Decomposition