Computational Thinking Concepts Assessment

What is the primary goal of computational thinking?

• To write complex computer programs.

• To solve problems using methods inspired by computer science.

• To memorize programming languages.

• To design computer hardware.

What is a key benefit of applying computational thinking to problem-solving?

• It guarantees the use of advanced technology.

• It simplifies complex problems and makes solutions more efficient.

• It eliminates the need for human creativity.

• It is only applicable to computer programming tasks.

A complex problem is broken down into smaller parts. Similarities are identified among these parts. Irrelevant details are ignored. Finally, a step-by-step solution is created. This entire process describes the application of:

• Data Analysis

• Computational Thinking

• Machine Learning

• Network Security

Which component of computational thinking involves breaking down a complex problem into smaller, more manageable parts?

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

• Pattern Recognition

When cleaning a classroom, tasks like sweeping the floor, mopping, and dusting are assigned to different students. This approach exemplifies which computational thinking component?

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

• Pattern Recognition

Identifying common characteristics or trends among different parts of a problem after it has been broken down is known as:

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

• Pattern Recognition

A student prepares their school books daily by following a pre-existing class schedule. This repetitive action, based on a known structure, is an example of:

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

• Pattern Recognition

Which computational thinking concept focuses on simplifying a problem by ignoring irrelevant details and concentrating only on the essential information?

• Decomposition

• Algorithm

• Abstraction

• Pattern Recognition

When writing an essay, a student focuses solely on the content and structure of the essay, without considering the manufacturing process of the pen they are using. This demonstrates:

• Decomposition

• Algorithm

• Abstraction

• Pattern Recognition

The process of developing a step-by-step set of instructions to solve a problem or complete a task is called:

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

• Pattern Recognition