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1 1. Which set of events are caused by the following action? (Use the code above to help you answer the question.) A. B. C. D.
2 2. Which set of events are caused by the following action? (Use the code above to help you answer the question.) A. B. C. D.
3 3. What is a list of steps that you can follow to finish a task? a. Program b. Algorithm c. Loop d. Debugging 4. What is an algorithm that has been coded into something that can be run by a machine? a. Algorithm b. Loop c. Program d. Debugging 5. What is the action of doing something over and over again? a. Algorithm b. Program c. Loop d. Debugging 6. What is a way of representing information using only two options? a. Algorithm b. Program c. Binary d. Loop 7. What are statements that only run under certain conditions? a. Debugging b. Program c. Conditionals d. Binary 8. What is an error in a program that prevents the program from running as expected? a. Bug b. Code c. Data d. Loop 9. What is one or more commands or algorithm(s) designed to be carried out by a computer? a. Algorithm b. Code c. Loop d. Data 10. What is an action that causes something to happen in coding? a. Conditional b. Event c. Algorithm d. Binary
4 11. Which program makes the image below?
5 12. Which program makes the image below?
6 13. Which program makes the image below?
7 14. Which program makes the image below?
8 15. Choose the correct algorithm for the image below. D:
9 16. Which image does not follow this algorithm? A D:
10 17. Which set of blocks will move the angry bird to the pig as shown in the image below? A : D:
11 18. Which set of blocks will move the angry bird to the pig in the image below? A :
12 19. Which set of blocks will move the angry bird to the pig in the image below?
13 20. Which set of blocks will move the angry bird to the pig in the image below? A :
14 21. How would you simplify the sequence to the right with loops? A D:
15 22. Which program does NOT create the image below?
16 23. Which image and program does NOT contain an error?
17 24. Which graph would be drawn given the following program? use the above guide if needed
18 25. What is a one or zero called in coding? Choose the MOST correct answer. a. Bit b. Byte c. Binary Code d. Program 26. Using the chart pictured approximately how many bytes would an 8 GB USB Drive store? a. 8,000 bytes b. 8 million bytes c. 8 billion bytes d. 8 bytes 27. How many bits are in a byte? a. 1 b. 2 c. 8 d What are the on/off switches used by a computer to communicate information called? a. Binary Code b. Programing c. Coding d. Gigabytes 29. What do the numbers in the graph pictured below represent? a. Bits b. Algorithm c. Bug
19 30. What does the picture below represent? a. Bit b. Byte c. bmp d. Bug 31. Using cardinal directions, which set of blocks will cause the angry bird to reach the pig? D:
20 32. Using cardinal directions, which set of blocks will move the angry bird to the pig in the image below? D:
21 33. Using cardinal directions, which set of blocks will move the angry bird to the pig in the image below? D:
22 34. Using cardinal directions, which set of blocks will move the angry bird to the pig in the image below? D:
23 35. Using cardinal directions, which set of blocks will move the angry bird to the pig in the image below? D:
24 36. Using cardinal directions, which block should complete the program that allows the angry bird to reach the pig?
25 37. A program is already written for the image below, but the program has a mistake. Which step in the program below is incorrect? Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step A program is already written for the image below, but the program has a mistake. Which step in the program below is incorrect? Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step A program is already written for the image below, but the program has a mistake. Which step in the program below is incorrect? Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step 10
26 40. A program is already written for the image below, but the program has a mistake. Which step in the program below is incorrect? Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step A program is already written for the image below, but the program has a mistake. What is the correct code for the mistake in the program? a. Move One Square Right b. Move One Square Left c. Move One Square Up d. Move One Square Down e. Fill-In Square with Color 42. A program is already written for the image below, but the program has a mistake. What is the correct code for the mistake in the program? a. Move One Square Right b. Move One Square Left c. Move One Square Up d. Move One Square Down e. Fill-In Square with Color
27 43. A program is already written for the image below, but the program has a mistake. What is the correct code for the mistake in the program? a. Move One Square Right b. Move One Square Left c. Move One Square Up d. Move One Square Down e. Fill-In Square with Color 44. A program is already written for the image below, but the program has a mistake. What is the correct code for the mistake in the program? a. Move One Square Right b. Move One Square Left c. Move One Square Up d. Move One Square Down e. Fill-In Square with Color 45. What is finding or fixing problems in a program or algorithm? a. Looping b. Repeating c. Programming d. Debugging 46. Which of the following are tips for avoiding mistakes in programming? Choose ALL that apply. a. Read the directions b. Take it slow c. Ask for help right away d. Go one step at a time 47. Which of the following could you "debug"? a. The wrong answer to a math problem b. A tuna fish sandwich c. Two baskets of pine cones
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