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A lion is tired. What does he do?
He lies down in the shade He will run He goes swimming He will climb
A duck wants to swim. What does she do first?
Walking to the water Swimming Getting out of water Shaking feathers dry
A crab walks on the beach. How does it move?
Sideways Reverse He flies He rolls
A sheep eats grass. What does it do first?
Putting your head down Chewing grass Swallowing grass Feeling full
You go outside. What do you do after putting on shoes?
Opening door Putting on socks Taking off shoes Going inside
A monkey grabs banana. Which step comes after 'climbing tree'?
Banana picking Tree search Getting hungry Climbing out of tree
You clean up toys. Which step comes after 'collecting toys'?
Put in coffin Play Box put away Getting new stuff
You go cycling. What do you check first?
Whether the tyres are full Whether you are hungry Whether it is dark Whether you are tired
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When building with blocks, you start with:
The bottom blocks The upper blocks The blocks in the middle All blocks at once
How do you count backwards from 10 to 1?
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
When clearing books, put them:
Neatly upright in the cupboard Under your pillow In the fridge In the garden
What do you do when you want to invite boyfriends to your birthday?
They ask if they are coming Hope they come naturally Not inviting anyone Invite only yourself
How do you sort cubes by colour?
All red together, all blue together All cubes mixed together Large cubes by small cubes Picking only the pretty cubes
When cleaning up toys, sort by:
Type of toy Box colour Size of the room Day of the week
How do you sort from big to small?
Biggest first, then smaller and smaller Smallest first, then bigger and bigger Interspersed Picking only the middle one
What do you do when you are thirsty?
Drinking water Going to sleep Eating candy Going outside to play
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Which step belongs to the algorithm for learning to swim?
Practice in shallow water first Jumping straight into the deep end Starting without swimming trunks Swimming with your clothes on
What do you do first when learning a new dance?
Watching how to do it Immediately dancing very fast Closing your eyes Sit down
Which step belongs to the algorithm for learning a song?
Repeating the song often Hearing the song once Forgetting the song Flipping the song
Which step comes first when brushing your teeth?
Putting toothpaste on the brush Rinsing your mouth Putting the brush away Brushing your teeth
What is the first thing you do when looking up a word in the dictionary?
Looking at the first letter Closing the book Save any page Holding the book upside down
What do you do first when looking for a toy?
Thinking about what you are looking for Emptying all crates Calling Mama Going to play
Which step comes last when getting ready for school?
Packing your bag Get up Breakfast Brushing your teeth
What can you do with an algorithm?
Learning something on a computer Breaking a computer Hiding a computer Selling a computer
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What is a Monte Carlo algorithm?
An algorithm using random sampling An algorithm named after a casino A sorting algorithm A search algorithm
What property does insertion sort have?
It gradually builds up a sorted list It does not use equations It only works with text data It can only sort small lists
Which term describes how efficient an algorithm is?
Time complexity Programming complexity User complexity Hardware complexity
What algorithm is used for spell checkers?
Levenshtein distance algorithm Binary search Quick sort Hash function
What is a sliding window algorithm?
An algorithm that slides a 'window' over data An algorithm for window animations An algorithm that installs windows A time measurement algorithm
What is the difference between linear search and binary search?
Binary search only works on sorted lists and is faster Linear search uses more memory Binary search only works with numbers There is no difference, both are equally fast
What is backtracking in algorithms?
A method that steps back if no solution is found One way to recover files A debugging technique A type of loop
What is a binary tree?
A data structure where each node has at most two children An algorithm working only with 1 and 0 A programme with two functions A computer with two processors
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What technique does Counting Sort use?
Counting frequencies of elements Comparing elements Dividing and ruling Using heaps
What is the result of a topological sort?
A linear arrangement of vertices in a directed count The shortest cycle in a count The number of edges in a count The diameter of a count
What is the difference between an algorithm and a heuristic?
An algorithm guarantees a correct solution, a heuristic does not A heuristic is always faster An algorithm uses more memory There is no difference
What algorithm is used for string matching?
KMP (Knuth-Morris-Pratt) Dijkstra Binary Search Bubble Sort
What is a bipartite count?
A count whose vertices can be divided into two sets A count with exactly two vertices A count with two different colours A two-component count
What algorithm is used for scheduling tasks?
Round Robin Binary Search Merge Sort DFS
What is the time complexity of the Bubble Sort algorithm in the worst case?
O(n²) O(n log n) O(n) O(log n)
What is a cache-oblivious algorithm?
An algorithm that works efficiently without knowing cache parameters An algorithm that uses no memory An algorithm that always has O(1) time A CPU-only algorithm
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What data structure is typically used in Breadth-First Search?
Queue Stack Heap Hash table
What is the best time complexity possible for a similarity-based sorting algorithm?
O(n log n) O(n) O(log n) O(n²)
What is the main advantage of Hash Tables for search operations?
Average O(1) search time Guaranteed O(log n) search time Minimum memory usage Automatic sorting of data
What property does a Red-Black Tree have?
Each node is red or black with specific colour rules All nodes have exactly two children It is always a complete binary tree All leaf nodes are at the same level
What algorithm is used to solve the 'Travelling Salesman Problem' for small datasets?
Dynamic Programming with bitmasks Greedy algorithm Breadth-First Search Linear search
What is the main characteristic of an AVL tree?
Self-balancing binary search tree Always a complete tree Maximum 3 children per node Uses hashing for quick access
Which method is used in Linear Probing for solving hash collisions?
Search for the next available position Use of linked lists Double hashing Random placement
What is the time complexity of the Euclidean algorithm for finding GCD?
O(log min(a,b)) O(a + b) O(a × b) O(1)
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What is the time complexity of the Strassen algorithm for matrix multiplication?
O(n^2,807) O(n³) O(n²) O(n^2.5)
What algorithm is used to implement priority queues with efficient decrease-key operations?
Fibonacci Heap Binary Heap Hash Table Linked List
What is the main principle of the Skip List algorithm?
Probabilistic layered linked lists for fast search operations Deterministic binary tree structure Hash-based indexing Array-based sequential access
What algorithm is used for the Closest Pair of Points problem?
Divide and Conquer with merge Greedy algorithm Dynamic Programming Brute force only
What is the time complexity of the Euclidean algorithm for finding the GCD?
O(log(min(a,b))) O(max(a,b)) O(a + b) O(a × b)
What is the time complexity of the Z Algorithm for string matching?
O(n) O(n²) O(n log n) O(n³)
What algorithm is used to compress audio in MP3 files?
Modified Discrete Cosine Transform (MDCT) Huffman coding LZ77 compression Run-length encoding
What algorithm is used by Bitcoin for the proof of work mining process?
SHA-256 MD5 AES-128 RSA-2048
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