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What is the primary goal of Computational Thinking?

• To learn how to operate a computer

• To solve problems efficiently, effectively, and optimally

• To understand how machines work

• To develop new programming languages

Which Computational Thinking foundation involves identifying important aspects of a problem and disregarding irrelevant details to focus on the solution?

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

• Pattern Recognition

• Abstraction

What is the purpose of an algorithm in Computational Thinking?

• To break down complex problems into smaller parts

• To identify similarities and differences in data

• To write ordered steps for a computer to achieve a specific goal

• To ignore unimportant details in a problem

When washing clothes, separating them into white, dark, and school uniforms is an example of applying which Computational Thinking foundation?

• Abstraction

• Algorithm

• Decomposition

• Pattern Recognition

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What is the final action to be taken after clothes are dry, according to the washing clothes algorithm?

• Put the clothes into the washing machine.

• Add detergent.

• Hang the clothes in a sunny place.

• Take out and fold the clothes.

What is the primary purpose of decomposition in problem-solving?

• To find recurring patterns in a problem.

• To focus only on the most important aspects of a problem.

• To break down a large problem into smaller, more manageable sub-problems.

• To create a step-by-step sequence of actions.

What similarity is highlighted between making fried rice and fried flat noodles (kwetiau goreng)?

• They both require the same main ingredient.

• They have similar cooking processes and spices.

• They both take exactly 10 minutes to prepare.

• They are both considered unimportant details.

In the context of making fried rice, what does abstraction involve?

• Breaking down the recipe into smaller, detailed steps.

• Identifying common steps between different recipes.

• Focusing on essential details and ignoring irrelevant ones.

• Increasing the quantity of ingredients to make more portions.