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Problem Solving and Computing

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In the card sorting activity, what were the constraints?

a)

you couldn't talk

b)

you could only hold 1 card in each hand at a time

c)

the sorter could not see the card

d)

all of the above

2.

In Unit 1 we have been learning about...

a)

Web Development

b)

Animations & Games

c)

The Problem Solving Process

d)

App Design

e)

Circuit Playgrounds

3.

What does REFLECT represent in the Problem Solving Process?

a)

What problem are we trying to solve?

b)

Make a plan, brainstorm ideas.

c)

Observe, reflect, and revise my/our ideas.

d)

Put your plan into action.

4.

The work done (possibly by a computer) to turn an input into an output

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

Processing

d)

Storage

5.

A precise sequence of instructions for processes that can be executed by a computer.

a)

Input

b)

Processing

c)

Algorithm

d)

Storage

6.

A place to hold information until it is needed for processing.

a)

Input

b)

Processing

c)

Algorithm

d)

Storage

7.

What does PREPARE represent in the Problem Solving Process?

a)

What problem are we trying to solve?

b)

Make a plan, brainstorm ideas.

c)

Observe, reflect, and revise my/our ideas.

d)

Put your plan into action.

8.

Define "Input"

a)

A device or component that allows information to be given to a computer

b)

work a device inputs

c)

information

d)

A device that produces output

9.

Define Output

a)

Work a device inputs

b)

Information that is stored in a device

c)

Any device or component that receives information from a computer and produces a result.

d)

A device or component that allows information to be given to a computer.

10.

My partner and I discuss what we think will be the best way to build our paper structure and write down what we are going to do. What part of the problem solving process are we working on?

a)

define

b)

prepare

c)

try

d)

reflect

11.

My partner and I build our paper structure and test to see how long it holds the textbook. What part of the problem-solving process are we working on?

a)

define

b)

prepare

c)

try

d)

reflect

12.

My partner and I looked at our results and determined what we could improve on our paper structure if we built another one. What part of the problem solving process are we working on?

a)

define

b)

prepare

c)

try

d)

reflect

13.

My partner and I have determined that we must design a structure out of paper and tape that will hold a textbook. What part of the problem-solving process am I working on?

a)

define

b)

prepare

c)

try

d)

reflect

14.

What does DEFINE represent in the Problem Solving Process?

a)

What problem are we trying to solve?

b)

Make a plan, brainstorm ideas.

c)

Observe, reflect, and revise my/our ideas.

d)

Put you plan into action.

15.

A precise sequence of instructions for processes that can be executed by a computer is called a(n) ...

a)

algorithm

b)

input

c)

output

d)

process

16.

What makes a computer function?

a)

input, prepare, try, process

b)

input, process, storage, input

c)

input, process, storage, reflect

d)

input, storage, process, output

17.

What is 'input' for a computer?

a)

Keyboard and Music

b)

Keyboard and data entered

c)

speakers and a website

d)

earbuds and music

18.

An 'App' should

a)

Solve a problem

b)

be fun and entertaining

c)

be non-profit

d)

help the homeless

19.

What can a computer store?

a)

your location

b)

your music

c)

your essay

d)

all of the above

20.

What are the components for the problem solving model?

a)

define, solve, prepare, run

b)

define, prepare, try, not try

c)

define, prepare, try, reflect

d)

there is no problem that can be solved

21.

What are some ways information is input into the computer?

a)

Printing a document

b)

Clicking a mouse

c)

Hearing sound through headphones

d)

Seeing a picture on the screen

22.

What is a way that information is output from a computer?

a)

Typing on a keyboard

b)

Clicking a mouse

c)

Speaking into a microphone

d)

Data being displayed on a monitor

23.

Which of these are examples of information being processed in a computer?

a)

Clicking on an icon takes you to the program

b)

You see a picture on your screen

c)

Your Google Drive has documents

24.

What general types of information does a computer store?

a)

Smells

b)

Tastes

c)

Feelings

d)

Files

25.

If you are comparing your results to the goals you set, determining what you can learn to do better next time, and/or identifying new problems that were discovered, what part of the problem solving process are you working on?

a)

Define

b)

Prepare

c)

Try

d)

Reflect

26.

If you are attempting to put your plan into action, what part of the problem solving process are you working on?

a)

Define

b)

Prepare

c)

Try

d)

Reflect

27.

If you are brainstorming and researching possible solutions, comparing pros and cons and/or making a plan, what part of the problem solving process are you working on?

a)

Define

b)

Prepare

c)

Try

d)

Reflect

28.

If you are identifying the problem you are trying to solve, figuring out what your constraints are and determining what success will look like, what part of the problem solving process are you working on?

a)

Define

b)

Prepare

c)

Try

d)

Reflect

29.

Which of the following is part of the "Define" phase of solving a problem?

a)

Determine the problem you are trying to solve.

b)

Brainstorm/Research possible solutions.

c)

Put your plan into action.

d)

Compare your results to the goals you set while defining the problem.