Group A (EN) – Pythaverse

Group A (6-9)

1 / 25

In Blockly, if you want to work with numbers and perform calculations, you would use blocks from the category.

2 / 25

Seeing that squares, triangles, and circles are all shapes is an example of .

3 / 25

Match the correct operator with its meaning:

1. Equal to

3. Less than

4. Both conditions must be true

2. Greater than

4 / 25

AI programs can think and feel just like people.

False

True

5 / 25

If you see a black cat, you can be absolutely sure that all cats are black.

True

False

6 / 25

A computer program that can play chess very well is an example of AI.

True

False

7 / 25

Sorting your toys by color is an example of abstraction.

False

True

8 / 25

If you don't connect a “start” block at the beginning of your Blockly code, the program will still run perfectly.

True

False

9 / 25

When you describe a car as 'a way to travel,' instead of listing all its parts, you are using abstraction.

False

True

10 / 25

All apples are fruits. This is an apple. Therefore…

a) This is not a fruit.

b) This is a fruit.

c) This might be a fruit.

11 / 25

In Blockly, what kind of block would you use to make a robot turn?

c) A "turn" block

b) A "move forward" block

a) A "wait" block

12 / 25

What is something a robot might use to grab things?

a) A sensor

c) A gripper

b) A motor

13 / 25

You're trying to figure out which key opens a locked box. You have three keys. What's a logical way to solve the problem?

b) Ask the box to open itself.

c) Try each key in the lock, one at a time.

a) Throw away all the keys.

14 / 25

Which blocks help perform mathematical operations in Blockly?

d)

e)

a)

c)

b)

15 / 25

Which of these things could a robot be programmed to do? (Select all that apply)

c) Pick up toys and put them in a box

a) Follow a line on the floor

b) Have a tea party with dolls

d) Turn on the lights when it gets dark.

16 / 25

A type of AI where computers learn from data is called .

17 / 25

Match the ethical concern to its description:

3. Transparency

2. Bias

1. Privacy

18 / 25

If all cats have tails, and Fluffy is a cat, then Fluffy must have a tail.

True

False

19 / 25

An algorithm is like the steps you take to get ready in the morning.

True

False

20 / 25

The Internet of Things can be used to control devices in your home.

False

True

21 / 25

Some robots can be controlled remotely.

False

True

22 / 25

A robot needs a ______ to know what to do.

a) body

b) program

c) heart

23 / 25

What is an algorithm?

b) A set of instructions

c) A type of computer game

a) A type of robot

24 / 25

What is the main advantage of using robots in factories?

b) They can do the same job many times without getting tired

c) They can eat lunch

a) They can talk to workers

25 / 25

Which of the following are common parts of a robot? (Select all that apply)

c) Controler

b) Sensors

a) Wheels

d) Flowers

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