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Unit 2 Review

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The process of breaking a complex problem into smaller, more manageable parts is called ______________.

a)

decomposition

b)

integration

c)

simplification

d)

aggregation

2.

______________ involves identifying similarities or patterns within different problems.

a)

pattern recognition

b)

data analysis

c)

problem solving

d)

logical reasoning

3.

______________ is the process of removing unnecessary details to focus on the most important information.

a)

abstraction

b)

complication

c)

elaboration

d)

confusion

4.

Creating step-by-step instructions to solve a problem is known as ______________.

a)

algorithms

b)

estimation

c)

guesswork

d)

randomization

5.

The ability to apply a solution to various problems is called ______________.

a)

generalization

b)

specialization

c)

isolation

d)

compartmentalization

6.

Which of the following is NOT a core component of computational thinking?

a)

Decomposition

b)

Pattern recognition

c)

Memorization

d)

Algorithms

7.

What is the primary goal of computational thinking?

a)

To create computer programs

b)

To solve complex problems efficiently

c)

To memorize mathematical formulas

d)

To increase typing speed

8.

In computational thinking, what does "abstraction" mean?

a)

Making a problem more complicated

b)

Focusing on the most important information

c)

Creating detailed diagrams

d)

Solving math equations

9.

Which field benefits the most from computational thinking skills?

a)

Only computer science

b)

Only mathematics

c)

Only engineering

d)

All fields and everyday life

10.

What is an algorithm in computational thinking?

a)

A type of computer

b)

A mathematical equation

c)

A step-by-step procedure for solving a problem

d)

A programming language

11.

Which of the following is a way to use decomposition to solve the problem of organizing a school fundraiser?

a)

Break down the tasks into smaller, manageable parts.

b)

Focus on a single task and complete it before moving to the next.

c)

Assign all tasks to one person to ensure consistency.

d)

Avoid planning and handle tasks as they arise.

12.

Describe a real-life situation where you have used or could use computational thinking skills.

a)

Planning a road trip using a map and GPS.

b)

Solving a complex math problem without any tools.

c)

Reading a novel for leisure.

d)

Cooking a meal without a recipe.

13.

Computational thinking skills could be useful in your future career or daily life because they help in:

a)

Solving complex problems

b)

Improving physical fitness

c)

Enhancing artistic skills

d)

Learning new languages

14.

What is the purpose of memorization in computational thinking?

a)

To understand complex systems

b)

To solve complex problems efficiently

c)

Memorization

d)

To create algorithms

15.

What is the focus of abstraction in computational thinking?

a)

Memorizing details

b)

Focusing on the most important information

c)

Creating complex systems

d)

Writing algorithms

16.

What is a common symptom of a hardware problem in a computer?

a)

Software application crashes frequently.

b)

Computer does not power on.

c)

Slow internet connection.

d)

Incorrect password error.

17.

Which of the following is a software problem?

a)

Hard drive failure

b)

Blue screen of death caused by a driver issue

c)

Overheating CPU

d)

Broken keyboard

18.

What is a key ethical consideration when implementing AI technologies in business?

a)

Maximizing profit at all costs

b)

Ensuring data privacy and security

c)

Ignoring user feedback

d)

Focusing solely on technological advancement

19.

Which of the following is a legal challenge businesses face when using technology?

a)

Complying with international data protection laws

b)

Choosing the right software vendor

c)

Training employees on new software

d)

Upgrading hardware regularly

20.

How can businesses ensure ethical use of customer data?

a)

By selling data to third parties

b)

By implementing strong data encryption and access controls

c)

By collecting as much data as possible

d)

By ignoring data protection regulations

21.

What is a common cause of slow laptop performance?

a)

Insufficient RAM

b)

High internet speed

c)

New software updates

d)

Low screen brightness

22.

Which of the following can lead to laptop overheating?

a)

Regular cleaning of vents

b)

Blocked vents

c)

Using a cooling pad

d)

Low battery charge

23.

What is a potential solution for deteriorating battery life in laptops?

a)

Increase screen brightness

b)

Replace the battery

c)

Use more applications simultaneously

d)

Disable power-saving mode

24.

Which of the following is a key principle of data protection laws?

a)

Unlimited data retention

b)

Data minimization

c)

Unrestricted data sharing

d)

Mandatory data selling

25.

What is the primary purpose of intellectual property rights?

a)

To restrict innovation

b)

To protect creators' rights and encourage innovation

c)

To allow free use of all creations

d)

To limit access to information

26.

Which regulation focuses on protecting personal data in the European Union?

a)

GDPR

b)

HIPAA

c)

Sarbanes-Oxley Act

d)

DMCA

27.

Which of the following is a primary objective of cybersecurity regulations?

a)

To increase internet speed

b)

To protect sensitive data from unauthorized access

c)

To promote social media usage

d)

To reduce software development costs

28.

Which of the following is a challenge in implementing cybersecurity regulations?

a)

High cost of compliance

b)

Increased employee productivity

c)

Enhanced customer satisfaction

d)

Improved software performance

29.

What is the primary goal of antitrust regulations?

a)

To promote monopolies

b)

To ensure fair competition in the market

c)

To increase product prices

d)

To limit consumer choices