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Computing Year 2 Computational Thinking
Computing Year 2 Computational Thinking
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What is Computational Thinking?
Solving problems using a computer.
The process of designing and solving problems like a computer scientist.
Creating new software applications.
A type of computer programming language.
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What does the term "Computational Bias" refer to?
The speed at which a computer processes information.
The tendency for computers to favor certain programming languages.
The measurement of a computer's computational power.
Discriminatory outcomes in algorithms due to biased data or design.
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What is "Decomposition" in Computational Thinking?
Creating a program's user interface.
The process of converting human language into machine code.
Combining multiple algorithms to solve a problem.
Breaking a problem down into smaller, more manageable sub-problems.
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a real-world algorithm?
A recipe for baking a cake.
A random collection of words.
Instructions for assembling furniture.
Solving a mathematical equation.
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Which term describes finding a similarity in patterns or characteristics among different problems?
Decomposition
Pattern Recognition
Abstraction
Algorithm
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Which of the following is NOT a key component of Computational Thinking?
Algorithms
Pattern Recogn
Binary Code
Abstraction
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What does the term "Abstraction" mean in Computational Thinking?
The final step in solving a computational problem.
Representing complex data and operations using simplified models.
A complex problem broken down into smaller, manageable parts.
The process of debugging a program's code.
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What is the purpose of a "Flowchart" in Computational Thinking?
To generate random numbers for simulations.
To represent data using 1s and 0s.
To create artistic designs using computational tools.
To visualize the sequence of steps in an algorithm.
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Who is considered the pioneer of Computer Science and Ada Lovelace's partner in her work on the Analytical Engine?
Alan Turing
Bill Gates
Steve Jobs
Charles Babbage
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An ordered sequence of well-defined steps to solve a problem is called:
Algorithm
Flowchart
Syntax
Pseudocode
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How does "Iteration" relate to Computational Thinking?
Repeating a process to achieve a desired outcome or improve a solution.
It refers to the final step of writing code.
It's the process of testing a program's efficiency.
It's a term for debugging errors in code.
