What is sequencing in computer science?

Putting commands in the correct order so computers can read the commands

What does it mean to opt out in digital citizenship?

To choose not to participate in something

What is an algorithm?

A list of steps to finish a task

Posting info about children online that show excessive or sensitive details

What is a loop in computer science?

The action of doing something over and over again

What is a program in programming?

An algorithm that has been coded into something that a machine can run

What is a feedback loop in additive design?

When you get a response to something you do online, causing pleasure

What is a digital footprint?

All the information online about a person, posted by that person or others.

What does habit mean when discussing addictive design?

Something we do automatically without thinking

What are cookies in computer science?

Small text files stored that keep track of what a person does on a website

What does it mean to modify something in computer science?

To make partial or minor changes to something, typically to improve it

What is a behavior in computer science?

An action that a sprite performs continuously until it’s told to stop

What is privacy in computer science?

Protection from being observed or tracked by others

What does a sprite mean in computer science?

A graphic on the screen with a location, size, and appearance

What is digital reputation?

What people think about you based on what they see online

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What is sequencing in computer science?
Putting commands in the correct order so computers can read the commands
A process that allows a computer to execute commands in any order
A security feature that prevents unauthorized changes to a program's code
A way to speed up a program by running all commands at the same time
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What does it mean to opt out in digital citizenship?
To undo a previous decision and go back to the default settings
To block all ads and tracking on the internet
To permanently delete your online accounts and data
To choose not to participate in something
3
What is an algorithm?
A spell used by wizards to make computers work
A secret code that only robots understand
A dance move you must master to become a programmer
A list of steps to finish a task
4
What is sharenting?
Posting info about children online that show excessive or sensitive details
A secure way for parents to share private photos of their children online
A social media setting that limits who can see posts about children
A parenting style that encourages kids to be active on social media
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What is a loop in computer science?
A security feature that prevents programs from repeating the same action
A function that reverses code execution back to the beginning of a program
A one-time command that runs and then stops automatically
The action of doing something over and over again
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What is a program in programming?
A reality TV show about computers making life decisions
A fancy name for when you tell your computer to do something
An algorithm that has been coded into something that a machine can run
A secret message that only hackers can read
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What is a feedback loop in additive design?
A type of network connection that boosts internet speed when receiving data
A programming error where code keeps repeating endlessly without stopping
When you get a response to something you do online, causing pleasure
A feature that verifies a user by repeatedly asking for confirmation
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What is a digital footprint?
A special software that tracks your internet activity in real time
All the information online about a person, posted by that person or others.
A secure database where all your personal online data is stored permanently
A temporary record of websites you visit that disappears.
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What does habit mean when discussing addictive design?
A built-in computer function that repeats tasks without user input
A security setting that controls user behavior on a website
Something we do automatically without thinking
A type of algorithm that improves itself over time
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What are cookies in computer science?
Delicious snacks that programmers eat while coding
Tiny bakers inside your computer making digital treats
Small text files stored that keep track of what a person does on a website
A secret ingredient that makes the internet taste better
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What does it mean to modify something in computer science?
To press random buttons and hope something cool happens
To give your computer a stylish new haircut
To make partial or minor changes to something, typically to improve it
To completely break your code and pretend it was intentional
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What is a behavior in computer science?
When your computer throws a tantrum and refuses to work
An action that a sprite performs continuously until it’s told to stop
The way your keyboard behaves when you spill soda on it
A list of rules for how programmers should act in the wild
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What is privacy in computer science?
Protection from being observed or tracked by others
A setting that makes your social media profile completely invisible
A special software that automatically deletes all your online activity
A legal guarantee that no website can ever collect your data
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What does a sprite mean in computer science?
A tiny creature living inside your computer, running your programs
A magical fairy that helps you debug your code
A new flavor of soda designed for programmers
A graphic on the screen with a location, size, and appearance
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What is digital reputation?
A record of everything you've ever done online, stored by the government
What people think about you based on what they see online
A private score assigned to you based on your internet activity
A setting that lets you control how others perceive you on social media

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