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Konsep Berpikir Komputasional

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

The school wants to create a digital attendance system. If teachers only need to scan student cards, then the data automatically enters the database. To design this solution, the first computational thinking concept that must be done is...

a)

Pattern recognition from other school attendance systems

b)

Abstraction of technical hardware details

c)

Decomposition of the problem into several parts (tools, database, users)

d)

Writing data input algorithms

e)

Trial and error with existing attendance applications

2.

In the school canteen, long queues often occur. The student council wants to create a digital solution to make purchases faster. They analyze that the main problems occur in: (1) menu recording, (2) payment, and (3) food collection. The steps they take include the concept of...

a)

Pattern recognition

b)

Algorithm

c)

Abstraction

d)

Decomposition

e)

Simulation

3.

When designing a digital book borrowing application, students find that the way to search for books by title, author, and year of publication always has a similar pattern: input → search data → display results. This is an example of the application of...

a)

Algorithm

b)

Pattern recognition

c)

Abstraction

d)

Decomposition

e)

Experiment

4.

In the planning process of a smart parking application, students discard irrelevant details such as vehicle color, and only focus on vehicle number and entry time. The computational thinking concept used is...

a)

Decomposition

b)

Abstraction

c)

Algorithm

d)

Pattern recognition

e)

Data analysis

5.

A student designs steps to order movie tickets online: Log in to the application, Choose a movie, Choose a seat, Pay, Print digital tickets. This step is called...

a)

Abstraction

b)

Decomposition

c)

Algorithm

d)

Pattern recognition

e)

Simulation

6.

A student is asked to create an algorithm to turn on the projector in class. The most logical step is...

a)

Press the power button, then find the remote, then plug in the power cable

b)

Plug in the power cable, turn on the power button, select HDMI input

c)

Turn on the laptop, then turn on the projector, then find the power cable

d)

Turn on the classroom lights, then turn on the projector, then plug in the cable

e)

Open the window curtains, then turn on the projector

7.

A student wants to search for a book in the digital library. He compares searches based on title, author, and year of publication. The computational thinking stage used is...

a)

Algorithm

b)

Abstraction

c)

Pattern recognition

d)

Decomposition

e)

Simulation

8.

When designing an automatic parking system, the information that needs to be eliminated in abstraction is...

a)

Vehicle registration number

b)

Vehicle entry time

c)

Type of vehicle (car/motorcycle)

d)

Vehicle color

e)

Parking duration

9.

In a robot competition, the robot is asked to sort red, blue, and green balls. The most logical algorithm is...

a)

Take random balls and put them in any box

b)

Take all the balls and arrange them alphabetically by color

c)

Take the balls one by one and place them according to the color of the box

d)

Put all the balls in the first box and then move some

e)

Arrange the balls by size, not color

10.

The teacher asks students to create an algorithm to arrange 20 chairs in the classroom. The most efficient algorithm is...

a)

Arrange the chairs one by one without rules

b)

Arrange the chairs randomly and then tidy them up

c)

Divide the chairs into 4 rows × 5 columns directly

d)

Arrange the chairs by the color of the paint

e)

Arrange the chairs by the names of the students