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Shade in the A or B circle for each question.
Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1The CPU is the brain because it runs instructions. | AThe job described (playing sound) is an output job, but the sentence calls the speaker storage, so the name and the job do not match. | |
| 2The screen shows the picture so the player can see the game. | BThe touchscreen sends my tap to the CPU so the phone can respond. | |
| 3Use a sentence starter to name a part and explain its job with 'because' | CThe RAM is the desk because it holds what the CPU is using now. | |
| 4Describe a part of a phone and say how it helps the next part | DIt names the part but does not say its job or how it helps the next part. It has no 'because'. | |
| 5The CPU is a part. | ENames an output part, says what it does and how that helps the next step: the player sees the game. | |
| 6The speaker is the storage because it plays the sound out loud. | FNames a part (CPU), says its job (runs instructions) and uses 'because' to explain why it is called the brain. |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
Shade in the letter of the line that contains an error.
The CPU is the brain because it runs instructions. — A short sentence that names a part, says its job and how it helps the next part. It uses a starter like 'The CPU is the...' and the word 'because' to explain.The CPU is the brain because it runs
instructions.The RAM is the short-term memory because
it holds data while the device is on.The screen is an output device because
it shows the picture to the user.The storage keeps my saved games even when
the console is off.The motherboard joins the parts together
so the console works as one system.