512 prompts matching "Why We Check Sources"
Comparing A shift of one and a shift of thirteen
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of a shift of one and a
Learn About What logical reasoning means
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Teach me what logical reasoning means in
Comparing Typing with two fingers and typing with all ten
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of typing with two fing
Learn About Turning a vague instruction into a precise one
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Teach me turning a vague instruction into
Comparing A code and a cipher
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of a code and a cipher
Spot My Mistake: Two instructions in the wrong order
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of two instructions in
Quick Quiz on The motion blocks and what each one does
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Ask me five quick questions on the motion
Comparing Repeating ten times and repeating forever
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of repeating ten times
Spot My Mistake: An event block left off the top of a script
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of an event block left
Comparing An instruction a person understands and one a computer needs
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of an instruction a per
Spot My Mistake: A LAN called a WAN
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of a LAN called a WAN
Spot My Mistake: An instruction that can be read two ways
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of an instruction that
Learn About Choosing the right tool for a message
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Teach me choosing the right tool for a me
Spot My Mistake: A server thought to be one single computer
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of a server thought to
Spot My Mistake: A message decoded with the wrong shift
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of a message decoded w
Comparing Changing a costume and changing a sprite
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of changing a costume a
Comparing Radio waves, microwaves and infrared
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of radio waves, microwa
Comparing The cost and the convenience of each
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Put the two sides of the cost and the con
Spot My Mistake: An encrypted message thought to be lost for good
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of an encrypted messag
Spot My Mistake: A conclusion that does not follow
You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Show me an example of a conclusion that d