a collection of electronic evidence assembled and managed by a user, usually on the web.
Back
static
Front
an item that is not changing
Back
pixel
Front
a picture element
Back
dynamic
Front
an item that is changing
Back
What is the short name for a picture element?
Front
pixel
Back
What is another name for a list?
Front
an array
Back
Given the following list of items:
rock, paper, scissors, lizard spock
Which word is located at element 4?
Front
spock
Back
A visual storyboard:
Front
draws out the scenes
Back
If we want items in a list to act one at a time, we would call this __________.
Front
sequential
Back
Which of the following is not a logic operator?
<
AND
OR
NOT
Front
<
Back
Why do we use inheritance with classes?
Front
When a class extends another class by using all of its existing methods, and then writing some of its own.
Back
web site
Front
a location connected to the Internet that maintains one or more pages on the World Wide Web.
Back
Which of the following are some ways that you can practice good Netiquette?
-Think twice before you send a message. It can not be deleted.
-Read FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions) documents before asking a question.
-When sending emails, make sure that the subject line accurately describes the message.
-Write in all capital letters to show that you are excited.
-Avoid using abbreviations, as it is confusing to some readers.
-Use emoticons to indicate your tone of voice.
Front
Think twice before you send a message. It can not be deleted, Read FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions) documents before asking a question, When sending emails, make sure that the subject line accurately describes the message, Use emoticons to indicate your tone of voice.
Back
What relationship operator would you use for less than?
Front
<
Back
embed
Front
to insert something into a web page. Usually something that already resides on the Internet, but you wish it to be displayed on another web page.
Back
When creating a new page for a blog, what type of page should you create in Google sites?
Front
announcements
Back
What relationship operator would you use for greater than or equal to?
>
<=
>=
<
Front
>=
Back
hyperlink
Front
a link from one document to another location or file.
Back
Which of the following will work well with the following situation?
An ice-skater does 3 spins before finishing her routine.
count
for each in
each in together
while
Front
count
Back
When we create an object of a class, we say we create a(n) _____________ of the class.
Front
instance
Back
Which of the following is NOT a proper identifier (variable) name?
seven11
7eleven
seven_eleven
sevenEleven
Front
7eleven
Back
What are the steps of software engineering cycle in order
When using a list in Alice, which of the following would we use if we wanted all the objects in a list to do the same thing one at a time?
dotogether
foreachin
doinorder
eachin_together
Front
foreachin
Back
Which block is used when we want items to happen sequentially?
doInOrder
doTogether
doAllAtOnce
doOneAtATime
Front
doInOrder
Back
lossless compression
Front
reduces a file's size with no loss of quality.
Back
When using a list in Alice, which of the following would we use if we wanted all the objects in a list to do the same thing all at the same time?
foreachin
dotogether
doinorder
eachin_together
Front
eachin_together
Back
Which of the following is a proper identifer (variable) name?
numberOne
1stNumber
number#1
first.number
Front
numberOne
Back
What type of loop would be appropriate for the following situation?
You have a person chasing a butterfly with a net until it is caught.
indefinite loop
conditional
infinite loop
definite loop
Front
indefinite loop
Back
The elements of an array are labeled with a(n) _________.
Front
index
Back
Each object has 5 directions. What are these directions relative to?
Front
The six directions are relative to the object's orientation.
Back
What kind of loop do we use if we want to have a definite loop?
Front
count loop
Back
How many objects can be made from a 3D model?
Front
any number of objects
Back
What is the size limit for a Google site?
Front
100MB
Back
Which block would we use if we wanted statements to happen simultaneously?
doInOrder
doTogether
doAllTogether
doOneAtATime
Front
doTogether
Back
Which condition can be used if we want to perform an action if the distance between the troll and dragon is less than 10?
distance <= 10
distance < 10
distance > 10
distance >= 10
Front
distance < 10
Back
What do we call a loop when the computer knows how many times it will iterate before it starts?
Front
definite loop
Back
Which of the following is the assignment operator?
=
<>
!=
==
Front
=
Back
If we want items in a list to act all at the same time, we would call this __________.
Front
simultaneously
Back
what are the 6 directions that objects can move
Front
left, forward, up, down, right, backward
Back
lossy compression
Front
compression that results in lost data and quality from the original version.
Back
What are picutres comprised of?
Front
pixels
Back
In Alice a 3D model is also considered a(n) _________.
Front
class
Back
Which of the following is a type of lossy compression for pictures?
Front
jpeg
Back
Given the following list of items:
rock, paper, scissors, lizard spock
What is the index of element rock?
Front
0
Back
blog
Front
a personal web site or web page on which an individual records opinions, links to other sites, etc. on a regular basis.
Back
What type of loop would be appropriate for the following situation?
You have a person chasing a butterfly with a net until it is caught.
Front
indefinite loop
Back
What relationship operator would you use for less than or equal to?
Front
<=
Back
What kind of loop do we use if we want to have a indefinite loop?
Front
while loop
Back
What kind of loop is used when we are waiting for a condition to be true in order to stop a loop, and so therefore do not know how many times it will loop at the start?
Front
indefinite loop
Back
Section 2
(30 cards)
What relationship operator would you use for greater than or equal to?
Front
>=
Back
What is recursion?
Front
a method or procedure that calls itself.
Back
What is the result of the following:
Given: grade = 92, permission = true
if (grade >= 92 OR permission == true)
You can go on the field trip
else
You can not go on the field trip
Front
You can go on the field trip
Back
State whether the following is true or false:
2 * 3 == 5
Front
false
Back
You are asked to create a program that will allow a student to enter their classwork average, summative average and final exam grade and it will compute their class average. The classwork average is worth 35%, summative is worth 45% and final exam is worth 20%.
What is the output?
Front
class average
Back
State whether the following is true or false:
2 * 3 < 1 + 3
Front
false
Back
Which of the following is NOT an example of how to write an algorithm?
A set of pseudocode
A UML Diagram
A flowchart
A map
Front
map
Back
Which type of loop would be appropriate for the following situation?
A count down clock keeps track of how many minutes are left before the game is over. It stops counting when it gets to 0.
Front
definite loop
Back
State whether the following is true or false:
6 == 5
Front
false
Back
What do we call the information being reported to the user after the program has processed inform
Front
output
Back
Given the following list of items:
rock, paper, scissors, lizard spock
Which word is located at element 2?
Front
scissors
Back
What kind of loop would you use in the following situation?
You want a person to walk to a tree in a meadow.
Front
definite loop
Back
State whether the following is true or false:
7 < 3 * 4
Front
true
Back
You are asked to create a program that will allow a student to enter their classwork average, summative average and final exam grade and it will compute their class average. The classwork average is worth 35%, summative is worth 45% and final exam is worth 20%.
What is the input?
Front
classwork, summative and final exam averages
Back
Evaluate the following as either True or False.
Given grade = 65, permission = false
grade >= 70 OR permission == true
Front
False
Back
>=
Front
greater than or equal to
Back
<=
Front
less than or equal to
Back
What is a method?
Front
a set of commands that are grouped together under a given name.
Back
What type of loop would be appropriate for the following situation?
A person walks to the front door of a house.
Front
definitie loop
Back
textual storyboard:
Front
gives the step by step instructions for the actions in the scene in words.
Back
(True or False) A picture with high resolution has a smaller amount of large pixels.
Front
False
Back
You are asked to write a program that will compute the tip you should leave at a restaurant. The program will take the total bill and tip percentage and then calculate the tip.
What is the input?
Front
total bill and tip percentage
Back
What is the result of the following:
if (2 * 3 == 6)
Output: Yes
else
Output: No
Front
Output: Yes
Back
Given the following situation, what type of loop will we need to use?
You want the user to enter grades to average, but we don't know how many are in the gradebook.
Front
indefinite
Back
==
Front
equal to
Back
When using a list in Alice, which of the following would we use if we wanted all the objects in a list to do the same thing all at the same time?
Front
foreachin_together
Back
!=
Front
not equal to
Back
What is the result of the following:
if (2 * 3 > 6)
Output: Yes
else
Output: No
Front
output: no
Back
Evaluate the following as either True or False.
Given grade = 90, permission = true
grade >= 70 OR permission == true
Front
True
Back
What tool do we use when we want to edit something on our Google page?