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Computational Thinking QuizVersión en línea Think like a computer in bite-sized Qs por Grace Joachim 1 What is an algorithm? a A random guess b A computer's memory c A list of steps to solve a problem d A programming language 2 What is debugging in algorithms? a Measuring algorithm speed b Fixing mistakes in an algorithm c Writing new code from scratch d Turning to a different problem 3 What makes an algorithm efficient? a Uses more memory and time b More steps c Harder to follow steps d Fewer steps and simple instructions 4 What is repetition in this context? a A single step only b A wrong result c A static rule with no repeats d Repeated steps in a task 5 What does logical thinking involve? a Thinking carefully so things make sense b Doing tasks without rules c Always following a fixed path regardless d Guessing randomly 6 What does predicting outcomes mean? a Asking someone for the answer b Running the algorithm without changes c Guessing what happens if something changes d Ignoring inputs 7 What does it mean to break problems into parts? a Do everything at once b Divide a big task into smaller steps c Skip steps altogether d Ignore complexity 8 Define inputs and outputs. a Input = outputs; Output = inputs b Input = what we give; Output = what we get c Input = results; Output = causes d Input = changes; Output = storage 9 Teeth-brushing example illustrates which concept? a Output b Input c An algorithm (step-by-step instructions) d Debugging 10 If step 2 changes from +2 to +5 in a small algorithm, what is the new output? a 8 b 7 c 5 d 10 Feedback 1 Algorithms are step-by-step instructions to solve problems. 2 Debugging corrects mistakes to make the algorithm work. 3 Efficiency means fewer, clearer steps that still work. 4 Repetition means doing similar steps again and again. 5 Logic helps us make good decisions based on reasoning. 6 Prediction is about anticipating results when inputs or steps change. 7 Breaking into parts makes tasks easier to manage. 8 Inputs are givens; outputs are results. 9 It shows a sequence of ordered steps to achieve a result. 10 Changing a step changes the final result; here 1+5+2 = 8.

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por Grace Joachim

What is an algorithm?

What is debugging in algorithms?

What makes an algorithm efficient?

What is repetition in this context?

What does logical thinking involve?

What does predicting outcomes mean?

What does it mean to break problems into parts?

Define inputs and outputs.

Teeth-brushing example illustrates which concept?

If step 2 changes from +2 to +5 in a small algorithm, what is the new output?

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