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1What pseudocode notation do we use?
- AINPUT
- BOUTPUT
- CWHILE
- DFOR
- EREPEAT-UNTIL
- FIF-THEN-ELSE
- GWHILE - IF
- HELSE-THEN
2What should be considered when designing an algorithm?
- AIf there is more than one way of solving the problem
- BIf the correct hardware is being used
3What does a serial search do?
- ASearch through a set of data
- BSave a set of data
4What is an advantage of a binary search do?
- AIt is very quick
- BIt only works with ordered lists
5What does a sorting algorithm do?
- APuts a list of items into order
- BFinds an item of data in a set of data
6Why does a bubble sort do a final pass even when the data is in the correct order?
- AIt does not recognise that the data is in order until the final pass requires no changes
- BIt needs to do this to put the data back in to a list
7What three building blocks are used when designing algorithms?
- ASequencing, selection, iteration
- BSequencing, selection, programming
8Why is sequencing important?
- ATo ensure the algorithm is kept to a reasonable length
- BTo ensure the algorithm functions as intended
9What is selection?
- AA decision
- BA path through a solution
10How many paths can be followed from a decision?
- AAs many as is needed
- BTwo
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What is iteration?- ARepeating steps in an algorithm
- BA decision in an algorithm
12Why is iteration important?
- AIt allows us to simplify an algorithm by removing unnecessary steps
- BIt allows more steps to be included in an algorithm
13What is logical reasoning?
- AUsing rules to solve problems
- BCounting rules in an algorithm
14Which symbol means 'greater than'?
- A>
- B>=
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- Key Stage 3 Computer Studies (Year 8 - Michaelmas ) Quiz on Computing Quiz, created by Toby Adlam on 14/11/2016.
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