| 1 |
What is the goal of problem -solving. |
- A. To generate appropriate solutions
- B. To identify the problem
- C. To test the solution
- D. To plan the solution
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| 2 |
The purpose of decomposition in algorithmic thinking is to |
- A. Solve a specific probloem
- B. Design new and improved systems
- C. Break down complicated problems into smaller problems
- D. Identify the sequence of operations
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| 3 |
What type of flow is used to print a table of given number up to 10. |
- A. Sequntial flow
- B. Conditional flow
- C. Repetitive flow
- D. None of the above
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| 4 |
What is a problem is problem-solving. |
- A. A task to be performed
- B. A situtation to be analyzed
- C. A solution to be selected
- D. A plan to be implemented
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| 5 |
What is the primary benffit of using algorithmic thinking in problem solving. |
- A. Faster prblem solving
- B. Improved confidence in decision making
- C. Increased efficiency in proncessing data
- D. All of the above
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| 6 |
What is ghe goal of defining a problem. |
- A. To make it more complex
- B. To add abiguity
- C. To make it more simple and clear
- D. To make it impossible to solve
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| 7 |
What does algorithmic thinking provide a unique way to solve. |
- A. Problems is general
- B. A specific problem
- C. A new and improved system
- D. Irreleveant detail
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| 8 |
-------------- is finite sequence of instruction to solve a specific problem. |
- A. Unspecified instructions
- B. Specific instructions
- C. Algorithm
- D. None
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| 9 |
What is the final step in the systematic problem-solving process. |
- A. Problem definition
- B. Problem aalysis
- C. Planning solution
- D. Selecting the best solution
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| 10 |
First stepof systematic process of problem solving is. |
- A. Problem analysis
- B. Planning solution
- C. Problem identification
- D. Test solution
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