PST UNIT 4.1

What is the primary goal of computational thinking?

• Writing code
• Solving problems logically
• Creating hardware
• Learning programming languages

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

• Decomposition
• Abstraction
• Pattern Recognition
• Debugging

Which step comes first in computational thinking?

• Debugging
• Decomposition
• Algorithm design
• Pattern recognition

Which activity does NOT require computational thinking?

• Writing a recipe
• Calculating the average of numbers
• Singing a song
• Planning a route on a map

Computational Thinking can be applied in:

• Only computer-related tasks
• Only software development
• Any field that requires logical problem-solving
• Only data analysis

Which real-life task is an example of CT?

• Solving a jigsaw puzzle
• Reading a novel
• Memorizing facts for an exam
• Watching a movie

Breaking a complex problem down into smaller problems and solving each one individually.

• Decomposition
• Abstraction
• Programming
• Algorithmic Thinking

Picking out the important bits of information from the problem, ignoring the specific details that don't matter.

• Decomposition
• Abstraction
• Programming
• Algorithmic Thinking

What is the role of algorithms in computational thinking?

• Writing code
• Creating flowcharts
• Providing step-by-step instructions to solve a problem
• Debugging errors