WorksheetsCoding Vocabulary
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
precise sequence of instructions for successfully carrying our a task. It can be written in everyday language but the steps might be capable of translation into a programming language.
a)
Decomposing
b)
Algorithm
c)
Logic
d)
Loop/ Repeat
2.
is an error in a program that stops it from working in the way it should.
a)
Bug
b)
Output
c)
Parallelism
d)
Sequence
3.
is when something happens only on condition something else happens first.
a)
Procedure
b)
If...Then...Else
c)
Conditional
d)
Debug
4.
are a collection of numbers and facts before they are processed to become information.
a)
Loop/ Repeat
b)
Data
c)
Information
d)
Process
5.
is the process of going through a program's code to locate and fix a problem or mistake.
a)
Print
b)
Operator
c)
Language
d)
Debug
6.
is when you break a problem down into sections in order to be able to solve it more easily.
a)
Decomposing
b)
Procedure
c)
Sequence
d)
Loop/ Repeat
7.
it means that one piece of a program is contained within another.
a)
Information
b)
Data
c)
Embed
d)
Logic
8.
is a computer's way of evaluating something and saying that if it has a particular attribute it will do one thing, otherwise it'll do something else.
a)
Bug
b)
Conditonal
c)
If...then...else
d)
Embed
9.
is what date becomes after they are organised. It might be reported in words or a chart of some sort.
a)
Information
b)
Conditional
c)
Algorithm
d)
Variable
10.
can be either the device you use to interact with a computer or an instruction in a program to key in words or numbers using one of those devices.
a)
Program
b)
Input
c)
Logic
d)
Loop/ Repeat
11.
name given to one of the many ways in which a computer can be given instructions in a program. Examples: C++, JavaScript, Logo, PHP, Python and Ruby.
a)
Sequence
b)
Debug
c)
Operator
d)
Language
12.
explaining something by following a set of rules, even if they don't always realize that. Using the word 'because' can show reasoning. Guessing is not.
a)
Operator
b)
Bug
c)
Logic
d)
Parallelism
13.
is the process of performing the same task again and again usually, but not always, for a set number of times.
a)
Information
b)
Loop/ Repeat
c)
If...Then...Else
d)
Procedure
14.
tells the computer what to do with inputs values and variables.
a)
Process
b)
Program
c)
Value
d)
Operator
15.
can be either the device a computer uses to give you information or the actual information itself. Output can come in many forms such as words, images, movement and sound.
a)
Output
b)
Logic
c)
Operator
d)
Input
16.
in some computer languages it is possible to make the computer perform more than one task at the same time.
a)
Output
b)
Input
c)
Parallelism
d)
Function
17.
transfer some output (words, numbers, images) on a screen or on paper.
a)
Decomposing
b)
Variable
c)
Print
d)
Information
18.
is a subset of a program that does a particular thing. It can be called up by the main program at any time to save having to type it out again and again.
a)
Procedure
b)
Data
c)
Debug
d)
Print
19.
is a sequence of instructions (or algorithm) written in a language or code that a computer can understand and put into action. Must be accurate to be correct.
a)
Procedure
b)
Algorithm
c)
Program
d)
Loop/ Repeat
20.
the ordered steps in a program.
a)
Sequence
b)
If...Then...Else
c)
Conditional
d)
Value
21.
is an accurate representation of a real life activity.
a)
Variable
b)
Simulation
c)
Language
d)
Print
22.
the number or word we give to a variable.
a)
Input
b)
Embed
c)
Loop/ Repeat
d)
Value
23.
is a label to which a value can be assigned.
a)
Print
b)
Variable
c)
Output
d)
Bug
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