Plugged Coding Experiences For Youngsters Questionnaire
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Check out our online quiz and enhance your knowledge of Plugged Coding, the next steps to unplugged coding experiences, and how they play an important role in a child's growth.
- 1.Coding allows children to play in the same way they play in playgrounds, by:
- A.
Communicating, Debating
- B.
Solving problems, moving, arguing
- C.
Following rules, making choices
- D.
All the above
- 2.A code is a sequence that includes…
- A.
Numbers
- B.
Symbols
- C.
Alphabets
- D.
Numbers and symbols
- 3.In the Ontario Curriculum, what grades have the same coding expectations?
- A.
Kindergarten to grade 2
- B.
Grade 1 to grade 3
- C.
Kindergarten to grade 2
- D.
Grade 2 to grade 5
- 4.What are the three types of coding outputs to learn by the end of grade 3, in order?
- A.
Sequencing, concurrent, repeating
- B.
Concurrent, repeating, sequencing,
- C.
Repeating, concurrent, sequencing
- D.
Sequencing, repeating, concurrent
- 5.Written code strips are…
- A.
Strips that teachers use to write the multiplication
- B.
Strips that students can use to write out their answers
- C.
Strips that students can use to draw and code
- D.
Strips that student can use to write out their code
- 6.The Cubetto is…
- A.
A plugged board that when children plan the code then push a button, the Cubetto will move where they want it to go.
- B.
An unplugged board that when children plan the code then push a button, the Cubetto will move where they want it to go.
- C.
An Italian dish.
- D.
An unplugged board that can move without the children having to plan codes.
- 7.How many different types of coding languages are there?
- A.
700
- B.
1200
- C.
280
- D.
100
- 8.Who was the first programmer?
- A.
Linus Torvalds
- B.
Alan Turing
- C.
Ada Lovelace
- D.
Bill Gates
- 9.What basic concepts of coding does unplugged activity teaches children?
- A.
Algorithm
- B.
Sequence
- C.
Debugging
- D.
All of the above
- 10.Why coding is important for young minds?
- A.
They become confident problem solvers
- B.
It nurtures logical thinking
- C.
It sharpens their creative abilities
- D.
All of the above
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