WorksheetsComputational Thinking Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 17mins
The goal of Computational Thinking is to help you:
Solve problems
Fix computers
Understand code
Collect data
Which CT strategies are always required for every problem?
Decomposition and Abstraction
Pattern Recognition and Algorithm
All of them
None of them
Each iteration of a problem should _____ the previous iteration.
Copy
Ignore
Build on
Complicate
Which of these is a definition for "ITERATION"?
the representation of sound or words by letters.
part of repeating steps, or instructions , over and over again.
a simplified version of something technical
iteration
DATA about the problem can help you decide:
Which strategies to use
All of these
The order of strategies
How often to repeat strategies
Which 2 are examples of quantitative data on a group of students?
(HINT: Quantitative means something that can be measured by numbers)
Height
Pets
Hobbies
Personality
Grade Level
Which 2 are examples of qualitative data?
(HINT: Qualititative means something that can be grouped in categories)
The number of students taking a test
The material covered by the test
How many questions there are
The students' test scores
The types of questions on the test
Breaking down a year of daily temperature data by monthly average is an example of:
Decomposition
Pattern recognition
Abstraction
Algorithm Design
Noticing that your candy supply decreases every time a certain friend comes over is an example of:
Decomposition
Pattern recognition
Abstraction
Algorithm design
Designing an Algorithm is most similar to:
Filling a toolbox
room
Writing an instruction manual
Conducting an interview
Cleaning your room
Abstraction _____ a problem by _____ distracting details.
breaks down; adding
organizes; sorting
solves; analyzing
simplifies; removing
Writing a step-by-step recipe is MOST similar to...
abstraction
an mp4
creating an algorithm
debugging
code
