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Using Code to Solve Problems

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the steps in the problem solving process?

a)

Define the Problem, Prepare, Try, & Reflect

b)

Define the Problem, Ask Google, Eat a snack, & Play Xbox

c)

Define the Problem, Prepare, & Reflect

d)

Reflect, Test, Brainstorm, & Share

2.

Dr. Baker is brainstorming possible solutions to get his students to read the lesson instructions. What problem solving step is he performing?

a)

Define the problem

b)

Try

c)

Reflect

d)

Prepare

3.

Joshua and Wesley used a loop code to program a characters movement to see if it would work. What step of the Problem Solving process are they performing?

a)

Reflect

b)

Define the Problem

c)

Try

d)

Prepare

4.

Utah and Khloie started writing down their ideas to solve program they are coding. What term do we use to describe our ideas?

a)

Mind Aerobics

b)

Guessing

c)

Brainstorming

d)

Nose picking

5.

Ja'Kiley wants to see what assignments need done in Google Classroom. What is the best way to see all of the assignments?

a)

The Stream tab

b)

The Classwork tab

c)

The River tab

d)

The People tab

6.

Blazius is confused, he remembers doing the assignment in Google Classroom, but Mr. Baker put a zero in the grade book. What does Blazius need to do?

a)

Get Mr. Baker a Starbucks

b)

click the "Mark as done" button on the assignment

c)

Redo the entire assignment

d)

take the zero like a champ

7.

What is the second step in solving a problem?

a)

Prepare

b)

Try

c)

Reflect

d)

Define

8.

If you are making a plan, what part of the problem solving process are you working on?

a)

Define

b)

Prepare

c)

Try

d)

Reflect

9.

If you are comparing your results to the original goals you set, then you are doing this step in the Problem Solving Process?

a)

Define

b)

Prepare

c)

Try

d)

Reflect

10.

In the video from class, Ryan's solution was using drones to deliver blood.

a)

True

b)

False