Computational Thinking and Problem Solving quizzes
32 quizzes by 27 users
Explore more than 20 computational thinking and problem solving quizzes on GoConqr, made by more than 10 users. The collection is mainly for school-level study, with questions on algorithms, flowcharts and trace tables for school students, and ready-made practice for teachers. Pick a quiz to get started.
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4 questionsComputational Thinking What is decomposition ?
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11 questionsUnit 5 - Algorithms - Quick Quiz Which of these is the definition of Decomposition?
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10 questionsGCSE CS Problem solving Quiz 2 Complete the Trace table
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5 questionsComputational thinking short quiz Computational thinking is a skill that focuses on logical thinking and 21st century thinking
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7 questionsComputational Thinking What is this Flow Chart symbol called?
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11 questionscomputational thinking
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7 questionsComputationalThinkingQuiz What is computational thinking ?
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5 questionsUntitled what is the correct description for abstraction?
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4 questionsSpogma Quiz Abstraction is the process of filtering out the characteristics of patterns that we don't need in order to ...
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10 questionsMultiple choice questions - Problem solving
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1 questionsHow to think like a programmer
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10 questionsGCSE CS Problem solving Quiz 1 Algorithms provide precise instructions needed to solve a problem.
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10 questionsOnline Class test - Problem Solving Thing to keep in mind while solving a problem is
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4 questionsUntitled What is the name of this block?
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4 questionsRevision for Computational Thinking What is correct definition of DECOMPISITION
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5 questionsLecture 10 Solving problems involves two big steps
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5 questionsComputational Thinking Quiz What are the four computational thinking techniques?
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10 questionsTrue / False Exercise-problem solving In computer science, algorithm refers to a pictorial representation of a flowchart.-
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5 questionsComputational thinking what does decomposition mean?
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4 questionsUntitled what is decomposition ?
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5 questionsmy go ... quiz True or False - Algorithms are A set of step-by-step instructions to solve a problem
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6 questionsplease try this quiz its actually legit bucket sort is really slow
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8 questionsgood quiz for kids by louis its better than the last one computing is about computers
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2 questionsUNIT 6: COMPUTATIONAL THINKING What is meaning of Computational Thinking?
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5 questionscomputing quiz is an instruction alot of actions that are useluss
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3 questionsUntitled what does decomposition mean
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6 questionsit quize what skills dose decomposition teach you
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4 questionsUntitled What is decomposition, Is it:
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1 questionsUntitled What is Computational Thinking?
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2 questionsUntitled is a algorithm where you break the question down
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1 questionsUntitled
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1 questionsUntitled Decomposition is when you split an problem into smaller more manegable parts
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The quizzes on this page offer different ways to check your understanding. Computational Thinking asks about decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction and algorithms. Computational Thinking Quiz also tests the four techniques, while the problem-solving quizzes include flowchart symbols, pseudocode and trace tables.
Choosing a quiz
Start with Computational Thinking if you want to check the key terms. For practice with applying them, try the algorithms quick quiz, which includes questions about flowchart labels. The GCSE problem-solving quizzes offer questions on search methods and representing algorithms.
Reviewing your answers
After a quiz, note which questions you found difficult. If a term or process needs more work, switch to a mind map or flashcards on the unit page, then return to a quiz to check it again. Teachers can also select questions as a starting point for a revision task. Choose a topic and try a quiz that covers it.
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Which quiz is a good place to start?
Try the quiz titled Computational Thinking that asks what decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction and an algorithm are. It gives you a way to check the key terms before moving on to questions about flowcharts, trace tables or search methods in other quizzes on the page.
What kinds of questions are included?
The collection includes questions on definitions, flowchart symbols, pseudocode and algorithms. The GCSE problem-solving quizzes also ask about trace tables and search methods. School students can choose a topic to practise, while teachers can look for questions to use in revision activities.
Are these quizzes free to use?
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