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Froggy Jumps Computer Knowledge QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge about computers with this fun quiz game! por Soleydy Gerez 1 A program is supposed to draw a square, but it draws a triangle. Is there a bug? a Yes b No c I do not know 2 A robot follows instructions: 'Move forward, turn right, move forward.' But it crashes. What is the MOST likely problem? a The instructions were not correct. b The robot needs new batteries. c The robot is tired 3 If you are debugging a program, what are you doing? a Adding more errors to the code b Fixing errors and making the program work correctly c Deleting the entire program 4 What is an example of an algorithm in real life? a A random drawing b A to-do list for your day c A video game controller 5 What is an example of decomposition in daily life? a Playing a video game without reading the rules b Baking a cake by following step-by-step instructions c Ignoring a difficult problem 6 A friend says, 'Everyone knows how to code.' You don't know how to code. Is your friend's statement true? a No b Yes, everyone knows. c Maybe, but you are the exception. 7 Which of these best describes computational thinking? a Thinking like a computer b Being a computer c A way of solving problems using logic, patterns, and step-by-step processes 8 A game character finds a magic sword that gives them unlimited lives. What is the problem with this? a The character is very lucky. b The sword is too powerful. c Unlimited lives are not realistic in most games. 9 "In Code.org, if you tell a penguin to 'move forward' but it doesn't move, what's the most likely problem? a There's a missing or incorrect block in the code. b The penguin is tired. c The computer screen is broken. 10 If you want a frog to jump twice in a row, what kind of block would you use? a A 'color' block. b A 'repeat' block c A 'sound' block

Froggy Jumps

Computer Knowledge QuizVersión en línea

Test your knowledge about computers with this fun quiz game!

por Soleydy Gerez

A program is supposed to draw a square, but it draws a triangle. Is there a bug?

Yes

I do not know

A robot follows instructions: 'Move forward, turn right, move forward.' But it crashes. What is the MOST likely problem?

The instructions were not correct.

The robot needs new batteries.

The robot is tired

If you are debugging a program, what are you doing?

Adding more errors to the code

Fixing errors and making the program work correctly

Deleting the entire program

What is an example of an algorithm in real life?

A random drawing

A to-do list for your day

A video game controller

What is an example of decomposition in daily life?

Playing a video game without reading the rules

Baking a cake by following step-by-step instructions

Ignoring a difficult problem

A friend says, 'Everyone knows how to code.' You don't know how to code. Is your friend's statement true?

Yes, everyone knows.

Maybe, but you are the exception.

Which of these best describes computational thinking?

Thinking like a computer

Being a computer

A way of solving problems using logic, patterns, and step-by-step processes

A game character finds a magic sword that gives them unlimited lives. What is the problem with this?

The character is very lucky.

The sword is too powerful.

Unlimited lives are not realistic in most games.

"In Code.org, if you tell a penguin to 'move forward' but it doesn't move, what's the most likely problem?

There's a missing or incorrect block in the code.

The penguin is tired.

The computer screen is broken.

If you want a frog to jump twice in a row, what kind of block would you use?

A 'color' block.

A 'repeat' block

A 'sound' block

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Computer Knowledge QuizVersión en línea

por Soleydy Gerez

A program is supposed to draw a square, but it draws a triangle. Is there a bug?

A robot follows instructions: 'Move forward, turn right, move forward.' But it crashes. What is the MOST likely problem?

If you are debugging a program, what are you doing?

What is an example of an algorithm in real life?

What is an example of decomposition in daily life?

A friend says, 'Everyone knows how to code.' You don't know how to code. Is your friend's statement true?

Which of these best describes computational thinking?

A game character finds a magic sword that gives them unlimited lives. What is the problem with this?

"In Code.org, if you tell a penguin to 'move forward' but it doesn't move, what's the most likely problem?

If you want a frog to jump twice in a row, what kind of block would you use?

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