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1 GRADE 9 Jeopardy (June) GeneralProgramming terms Alice programming ThinkingComputers in Society 50 40 30 20 10

2 50 Points General Why do people like to use cloud computing? List three reasons. Go back

3 50 Points General a) The cloud is all of the things you can access remotely over the Internet. You can always access your files as long as you are online. b) The cloud makes it harder to lose your data if you don't often back up your data c)The cloud makes it easier to share your data with others Go back

4 40 Points General The symbol in programming that is used to check if two values are equal is usually ______. Go back

5 40 Points General == This is used to differentiate from the concept of assignment, which is often shown as  Go back

6 30 Points General This code checks a condition or computes a value. Go back

7 30 Points General A function Go back Go back

8 20 Points General What is a bug, when talking about programming? Go back

9 20 Points General A bug may occur in programs when …. a)The programming language itself has errors. b)The programmer makes errors in the code. c)The programmer does not plan for all reasonable inputs by the user. Go back

10 10 Points General What is the term for a section of that is completely inside another. Go back Go back

11 10 Points General nested Go back

12 50 Points Programming Terms What is it called when you break your programming problem into smaller parts and then code each smaller part, testing each part separately Go back

13 50 Points Programming Terms Stepwise refinement Go back

14 40 Points Programming Terms You have written a procedure, but it does not run. The reason is probably because you didn’t ____ the procedure.. Go back

15 40 Points Programming Terms call Go back

16 30 Points Programming Terms 1 GB stands for approximately____________________ _. Go back

17 30 Points Programming Terms 1 000 000 000 bytes or a billion bytes Go back

18 20 Points Programming Terms A programming block which directs the flow of execution of the program is a(n) Go back Go back

19 20 Points Programming Terms Control structure Go back

20 10 Points Programming Terms A boolean value can be _________________. Go back

21 10 Points Programming Terms c) True or False Boolean is named after George Boole, the inventor of algebraic logic. Go back Go back

22 50 Points Alice Programming What is the difference between a variable and a parameter? Go back

23 50 Points Alice Programming A parameter is a basket that allows the user to pass a value to a procedure. A variable stores a value in computer memory, often to be used in all parts of the program. Go back

24 40 Points Alice Programming How many times does Boris roar? Go back

25 40 Points Alice Programming 3 times Go back

26 30 Points Alice Programming What happens if they are of equal height? Go back

27 30 Points Alice Programming Mummy and Pharaoh both turn right in place. Go back

28 20 Points Alice Programming How would this look in a programming language like Alice? Go back

29 20 Points Alice Programming Go back

30 10 Points Alice Programming What is the purpose of making the “cat's vehicle to be the horse”? a) This statement synchronizes the movement of the cat and the horse b)This statement makes the cat and the horse face in the same direction Go back

31 10 Points Alice Programming a) This statement synchronizes the movement of the cat and the horse Go back

32 50 Points Thinking Consider the following textual storyboard: X  random number from 1 to 10 keepGuessing  true while keepGuessing guess  input from user if guess == X then display winning screen // There is a statement // needed here… What is it?

33 50 Points Thinking keepGuessing  false Go back

34 40 Points Thinking What two items are needed when creating a timer or scorer. Go back

35 40 Points Thinking A variable and a textObject to display that variable’s value. Go back

36 30 Points Thinking The use wants to make a collection of similar objects in a LIST and she wants to make the same action be performed on all these objects at the same time. Which of the following programming constructs would she use? Go back

37 30 Points Thinking Use the control statement each in_together. Go back

38 20 Points Thinking Consider a world created to make a goldfish move randomly around in the water. What four steps are needed? Go back

39 20 Points Thinking DO TOGETHER Goldfish move up(a decimal number between -.5 and +.5) Goldfish move forward ( a distance which is a decimal random number between 0 and 1) Goldfish turn right (a decimal number between -.5 and +.5) Go back

40 10 Points Thinking Use 2 Alice statements to have the person move over to the chicken. Which statement should be done first? Go back

41 10 Points Thinking Person turns to face the chicken. Go back

42 50 Points Computers in Society Name 3 work habits that are necessary to be successful in Computer Studies. Go back

43 50 Points Computers in Society Any three of the following: Go back Go back

44 40 Points Computers in Society List 3 adaptive technologies that can be used to make computers more accessible. Go back Go back.

45 40 Points Computers in Society Go back Any three of the following: text to speech speech to text adapted mouse ergonomic keyboard virtual keyboard sticky keys colour contrast image magnifier

46 30 Points Computers in Society What is a software update? Why is it important to install? Go back

47 30 Points Computers in Society Operating systems can be found to have security flaws. Updates should be routinely installed to eliminate these security risks. Go back

48 20 Points Computers in Society Go back Describe one harmful effect if computers are disposed of in landfill, rather than being recycled.

49 20 Points Computers in Society Harmful chemicals can leach into the groundwater. Go back

50 10 Points Computers in Society If you do not credit to your research sources then you can be accused of ______? Go back

51 10 Points Computers in Society Plagiarism Go back


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