CS as a Catalyst Quiz 1 Flashcards

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One of the first and most important applications of the ARPANET was

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What term is used to describe a high-speed Internet connection?

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The two principal catalysts for the Information Age have been

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The mechanical adding machines of Pascal and Leibniz were not widely adopted because?

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High-level programming languages were developed in order to?

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Google’s old slogan that Steven Levy mentioned as being coined in 2003 is

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Do no evil

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7
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The 19th century was about

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The 20th century was about

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The 21st century is often referred to as

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10
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This robot is a weed-killing crop scanner:

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Why are computers generally better at weather forecasting than humans?

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A social problem where image search can be impactful is:

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13
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Computer Science gives us the opportunity to

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reinvent things

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14
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What is the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes?

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technology

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15
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What is a group of individuals involved in persistent social interaction?

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Society

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What is the differentiation of intentions; decisions and actions between those that are considered acceptable and those that are not?

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Morality

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What systematizes defends and recommends concepts for moral conduct?

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Ethics

18
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What is a technology invented in 1795 by Nicholas-Jacques Conte?

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pencil

19
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The active smuggling trade in graphite from the graphite mines near Keswick during the Napoleonic wars shows poor

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20
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The promises and perils of Computer Science are often compared to

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Pandora’s box

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Self-driving car dilemmas reveal that

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Moral choices are not universal

22
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A moral principle often used while building self-driving cars is:

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Minimize harm

23
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Who has a big role in fuelling worries about job loss?

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media

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25
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_____ considers the challenges in making computers useful and usable and accessible.

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Human-computer interaction

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26
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Who is Muḥammad al-Khwārizmī?

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27
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Who is considered the first computer programmer in the world?

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Ada Lovelace

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The mechanical adding machines of Pascal and Leibniz were not widely adopted because?

they were difficult to program.

they were expensive.

they were unreliable.

they could not handle fractions.

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29
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High-level programming languages were developed in order to?

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make it possible to program computers in English.

improve the computation speed of computers.

make the programming faster and less prone to errors.

speed up the translation between English and French during world war II.

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Google’s old slogan that Steven Levy mentioned as being coined in 2003 is

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Don’t be evil.

31
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The 20th century was about

physics and engineering

digital arts

online communication

data revolution

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32
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This robot is a weed-killing crop scanner:

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33
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The ______ created the first online communities.

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telephone