Which of these are examples of information being processed on a computer?

Push a button & speak into your cellphone & your phone translates what you

A machine that can solve informational problems

What are some ways information is output from a computer?

A document shows up on your monitor

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1
What are some ways information is input into the computer?
Tapping on a screen
Printing out a document
Seeing a picture on the screen
Non of the Above
2
A machine from printing text or pictures onto paper, especially one linked to a computer.
Printer
Speakers
Monitor
Hard Drive
3
Which of these are examples of information being processed on a computer?
Push a button & speak into your cellphone & your phone translates what you
You see a picture on your screen.
Your Google Drive has documents
have said into a text message (voice to text).
4
What makes a computer a computer
Input-Output-close-process
Input-Purpose-static-outage
Input-Process-Storage-Output
Input-Prepare-Process-store
5
A precise sequence of instructions for processes that can be executed by a computer is called a(n).....
Algorithm
Input
Process
Storage
6
What is a computer?
A machine that can solve any problem
None of the Above
A machine that can go on the internet
A machine that can solve informational problems
7
Which of these is a problem that a computer CANNOT solve?
Making a game entertainment.
Getting news out to the public quickly
Helping architects build models of new buildings.
Getting rid of discrimination
8
What are some ways information is output from a computer?
Non of the above
A document shows up on your monitor
You typing on a keyboard
you tap on your touch screen
9
An algorithm can be used for debugging purposes if the programmer is having trouble finding the error in his/her code.
True
False
10
If you are attempting to put your plan into action, what part of the problem-solving process are you working on?
Define
Try
Reflect
Prepre

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