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PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Exit Task (Answer Scheme)


Subject: Computer Studies Std: VI
Topics: Rules for writing an algorithm, Creating an algorithm,
Advantages of algorithm, Limitation of algorithms, Flowchart symbols,
Rules for drawing a flowchart
Learning Outcome:
 Understand what an algorithm is and its importance in problem-
solving
 Recognise the rules for writing algorithms
 Create basic algorithms to solve problems
 Understand the use of flowcharts to represent algorithms visually
 Draw simple flowcharts based on algorithms

Choose the correct option.


1. Emily is trying to bake a cake. She writes down each step [U/A]
she needs to follow, from gathering ingredients to mixing
and baking. What is Emily creating?
a. An algorithm
b. A process
c. A list of ingredients
d. A flowchart

2. What is the purpose of a flowchart? [U/E]


a. To serve as a blueprint for a program.
b. To execute a program Step by step.
c. To define the scope of the problem.

3. Which of the following algorithms is correct for logging into [Ap/


a computer? A]
a. i. Turn on the computer
ii. Type in your credentials
iii. Press Enter

b. i. Type in your credentials


ii. Press Enter
iii. Turn on the computer

c. i. Turn on the computer


ii. Press Enter

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iii. Type in your credentials
d. i. Type in your credentials
ii. Turn on your computer
iii. Press Enter

4. Which of the following statements is true about algorithms? [U/A]


a. There can be different algorithms to solve the
same problem
b. There can be only one algorithm to solve one problem
c. Algorithms do not require any inputs
d. Algorithms can only be written in programming code

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