Computational Thinking Quiz

Which of the following is an example of abstraction?

• Focusing on all details

• Creating a random solution

• Breaking down a problem into smaller parts

• Simplifying a problem by ignoring unnecessary information

What is the expected outcome of using computational thinking?

• To avoid problem-solving

• To create random solutions

• To solve complex problems effectively

• To memorize information

What is the purpose of pattern recognition in computational thinking?

• To develop new algorithms

• To ignore all details

• To identify similarities in data

• To create random data

What does decomposition involve?

• Ignoring irrelevant details

• Creating algorithms

• Breaking down complex problems

• Identifying patterns

Which activity is linked to algorithms?

• Breaking down problems

• Focusing on details

• Identifying patterns

• Making a cup of tea

What is the focus of the Term 2 assessment plan?

• Mathematics only

• Computational thinking

• History and geography

• Physical education

What is the first step in the Term 2 agenda?

• Term 2 topics and assessment plan

• Activities

• Welcome and rules

• Closing

Which activity involves reordering steps to make a cup of tea?

• Pattern Recognition

• Algorithms

• Abstraction

• Decomposition

Which of the following is an example of decomposition?

• Creating a flowchart

• Identifying trends in data

• Writing a report

• Breaking a project into smaller tasks

What is the purpose of the 'Closing' section in the agenda?

• To discuss rules

• To evaluate students

• To introduce new topics

• To summarize the lesson