1) A step-by-step set of instructions to solve a specific problem or perform a task. a) Algorithm b) Array c) Condition d) Pass 2) Common algorithmic solutions to frequently encountered problems in computing. a) FOR Loop b) Condition c) Standard Algorithm d) Search Item 3) An algorithm to increment a counter for each valid item or condition met. a) Counting b) Efficiency c) Array d) Linear Search 4) Adding values together, often used to find the total of a list or data set. a) Totalling b) Maximum Value c) Counting d) Length 5) A variable that is used to count or track position in a loop (e.g., 'i' in FOR loops). a) Condition b) Average Value c) FOR Loop d) Iterator 6) An algorithm that compares and stores the largest value found in a set. a) Maximum Value b) Minimum Value c) Data Set d) Condition 7) An algorithm that finds the smallest value in a dataset. a) Minimum Value b) FOR Loop c) Pass d) Search Item 8) Calculated by summing values and dividing by the total count. a) Standard Algorithm b) Totalling c) Length d) Average Value 9) A method of searching for an item by checking each element one by one in a list. a) Condition b) Linear Search c) Average Value d) Bubble Sort 10) The value the algorithm is trying to locate in the dataset. a) Search Item b) Average Value c) Iteration d) Standard Algorithm 11) Returns the number of items in a list or array. a) Minimum Value b) FOR Loop c) Algorithm d) Length 12) Reordering data into a meaningful sequence such as numerical or alphabetical. a) Minimum Value b) Efficiency c) Swap d) Sorting 13) A simple sorting algorithm that repeatedly steps through the list, compares adjacent items, and swaps them if they are in the wrong order. a) Data Set b) Array c) Bubble Sort d) Counting 14) A complete traversal of a dataset in a sorting algorithm. Each pass potentially moves an item to its correct place. a) Minimum Value b) REPEAT UNTIL c) Pass d) Iteration 15) A count-controlled loop used to repeat a block of code a specific number of times. a) FOR Loop b) Counting c) Sorting d) Iterator 16) A post-condition loop that repeats instructions until a certain condition is true. a) REPEAT UNTIL b) Average Value c) Sorting d) Bubble Sort 17) A collection of elements identified by index or key. a) Standard Algorithm b) Maximum Value c) Array d) REPEAT UNTIL 18) A statement that evaluates as true or false, used to control decision-making or loops. a) Algorithm b) Totalling c) Condition d) Minimum Value 19) The process of exchanging two elements in a list during sorting. a) Maximum Value b) Search Item c) Swap d) Pass 20) Repeated execution of a block of code. a) Minimum Value b) Average Value c) Iteration d) Data Set 21) A collection of related data values, such as a list of numbers or names. a) FOR Loop b) Minimum Value c) Data Set d) Average Value 22) A measure of how quickly and effectively an algorithm performs its task. a) Efficiency b) Sorting c) REPEAT UNTIL d) Condition

Unit 8 Algorithms - T4 Standard Algorithms - Maze Chase

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