What is decomposition in computational thinking?, Breaking down a complex problem into smaller, manageable parts, Creating step-by-step instructions, Finding similarities between different problems, Which of the following is an example of pattern recognition?, Writing a recipe for baking biscuits, Noticing that all squares have four equal sides, Dividing a project into weekly tasks, In computational thinking, what is an algorithm?, A computer program, A set of step-by-step instructions to solve a problem, A mathematical equation, What is abstraction in computational thinking?, Creating a computer program, Following a set of instructions, Removing unnecessary details to focus on essential information, What is the main purpose of pattern recognition?, To create step-by-step instructions, To solve complex math problems, To identify common elements and similarities, Which is an example of abstraction in everyday life?, Following a recipe exactly, Breaking down homework into daily tasks, Using a London underground map that shows only stations and lines, How does pattern recognition help in problem-solving?, It makes problems more complicated, It helps identify solutions that worked for similar problems, It creates new problems to solve, What is the correct order of computational thinking steps?, Algorithm, Pattern Recognition, Abstraction, Decomposition, Decomposition, Pattern Recognition, Abstraction, Algorithm, Pattern Recognition, Decomposition, Algorithm, Abstraction.

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