PST UNIT 4.3

Which of these would not be involved in decomposing a problem?

• Thinking about how the problem could be divided into smaller parts
• Working out who could help you solve a part of the problem
• Adding more parts to the problem so it becomes more complaex
• None of the above

Finding similarities between things. 

• Pattern matching
• Duplicating
• Dating
• Commonalities

Which skill is essential for pattern recognition in CT?

• Identifying repeated sequences
• Writing pseudocode
• Using complex algorithms
• Debugging software

Which step in computational thinking involves identifying trends?

• Abstraction
• Pattern recognition
• Decomposition
• Algorithm design

What does pattern recognition help us achieve in problem-solving?

• Avoid errors
• Reuse existing solutions for similar problems
• Break the problem into smaller parts
• Ignore irrelevant details

What does pattern recognition mean in computational thinking?

• Guessing solutions
• Identifying trends or similarities in data
• Debugging code
• Breaking down problems into smaller parts

Which of the following is an example of pattern recognition in everyday life?

• Learning to tie shoelaces
• Recognizing similar road signs while driving
• Memorizing a phone number
• Writing a poem

Which of these is an example of finding patterns in math?

• Observing the sequence in prime numbers
• Solving a quadratic equation randomly
• Memorizing multiplication tables
• Calculating the sum of two numbers

Which step in computational thinking involves finding patterns?

• Abstraction
• Debugging
• Algorithm design
• Pattern recognition

Which CT concept is applied when finding similarities in different datasets?

• Algorithm design
• Decomposition
• Pattern recognition
• Debugging