Question 1

What does decomposition in computer science refer to?

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Breaking down a problem into smaller, manageable parts

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Ignoring complex problems

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Combining multiple problems into one

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Creating a new program from scratch

Question 2

In the context of decomposition, what does abstraction mean?

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Focusing on the essential features of a problem while ignoring the details

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Simplifying a problem by making it more complex

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Creating duplicate copies of code

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Adding more details to a program

Question 3

Which process is often done after decomposition in programming?

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Designing algorithms for each smaller part

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Forgetting about the project

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Combining everything into one large code segment

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Testing the final product immediately

Question 4

Which of the following best describes the relationship between decomposition and problem-solving?

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Decomposition simplifies complex problems into easier tasks

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It is unrelated to problem-solving

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Decomposition only applies to small problems

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Decomposition makes problems harder to solve

Question 5

Which of the following is a benefit of using decomposition in programming?

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Easier debugging and testing of individual parts

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Increased program size

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Less collaboration among team members

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Decreased need for documentation

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