7ICT - Week 1 and 2 Recap Quiz

What is a flowchart?

• A) A type of algorithm
• B) A diagram that represents a process or system
• C) A type of programming language
• D) A tool for editing images

What elements are present in a flowchart?

• A) Arithmetic operators and parentheses
• B) Text and shapes
• C) Graphics and animations
• D) Shapes and arrows

How can a flowchart be used to represent a process or system?

• A) By using a combination of text and graphics
• B) By using different shapes to represent different steps
• C) By using animations to show the flow
• D) By using sound effects to convey information

What is the purpose of using a flowchart in problem-solving or decision-making?

• A) To make the process more complex
• B) To make the process easier to understand
• C) To make the process more time-consuming
• D) To make the process more expensive

What is an algorithm?

• A) A type of software
• B) A step-by-step process for solving a problem
• C) A type of computer hardware
• D) A type of user interface

How is an algorithm different from a flowchart?

• A) Algorithms use text and graphics, while flowcharts only use text
• B) Algorithms are the instructions, while flowcharts represent the instructions visually
• C) Algorithms are a type of programming language, while flowcharts are not
• D) Algorithms are more complex than flowcharts

What is the importance of writing clear and specific algorithms?

• A) To make the algorithm more complex
• B) To make the algorithm easier to understand and follow
• C) To make the algorithm more time-consuming
• D) To make the algorithm more expensive

How can algorithms be used to solve real-world problems?

• A) By creating new problems
• B) By making existing problems worse
• C) By ignoring real-world problems
• D) By providing a step-by-step solution to a problem

What is user-centered design?

• A) A design approach that focuses on the needs and preferences of users
• B) A design approach that focuses on the needs and preferences of the designer
• C) A design approach that ignores the needs and preferences of users
• D) A design approach that focuses on the technical aspects of a product or service