Data Literacy: Binary Numbers & Search Strategies

What is the binary system?

• A number system where numbers are represented using only two digits: zero and one.

• A system that uses ten digits to represent numbers.

• A method of organizing data in alphabetical order.

• A type of search engine used for finding information.

What are Boolean operators used for?

• Simple words used in a search that provide better, more focused results.

• A type of software program used to find information.

• Words typed into a search engine to find information about a specific topic.

• Filters that limit the results of a search to a certain criteria.

What are keywords?

• Words typed into a search engine in order to find information about a specific topic.

• A number system using only two digits: zero and one.

• Filters that limit the results of a search to a certain criteria.

• A software program that is used to find information.

What are limiters in a search?

• Filters that limit the results of a search to a certain criteria.

• Words typed into a search engine to find information about a specific topic.

• A number system using only two digits: zero and one.

• Simple words used in a search for better results.

What is a search engine?

• A software program that is used to find information.

• A number system using only two digits: zero and one.

• Filters that limit the results of a search to a certain criteria.

• Simple words used in a search for better results.

What kind of information can you find using a computer?

• Weather updates

• Recipes

• News articles

• All of the above

How do computers store information?

• In the cloud

• On paper

• In a filing cabinet

• In a photo album

What are computers made of?

• Circuits

• Wires

• Plastic

• Wood

How is a circuit represented when it is off?

• By a one

• By a zero

• By a two

• By a three

What does the binary system use?

• Three digits: zero, one, and two

• Two digits: zero and one

• Four digits: zero, one, two, and three

• Five digits: zero, one, two, three, and four