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    d. To explore the solution to a problem in any activity, we must first list the ___________.

                          e.  A computer cannot ___________ and take decisions like humans.

                          f.  Humans tend to make mistakes, but robots are ___________ likely to make errors.

                          g.  Scratch is a ___________ programming language.

                          h. A sprite is a ___________ in Scratch.

                          i.  ___________ button stops the running program.

                      3.  Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false.

                          a. Website is a collection of related web pages.

                          b.  Reasoning is the process of thinking about the task in a logical or
                             sensible way.

                          c.  Problem Solving is the process of finding solutions to a difficult task.

                          d. Google is the most popular search engine.

                          e.  The World Wide Web is a virtual storehouse of information.

                          f.  You cannot send or receive e-mail messages on the Internet

                      4.  Short answer type questions.

                          a. What is a robot?

                          b. What is the use of Motion blocks?

                          c.  Name any three components of the Scratch window.

                          d. Which web browser is available by default with Windows 10 operating system?

                      5.  Long answer type questions.

                          a. Write any two characteristics of a robot and explain them.

                          b. What are the main steps to solve a problem?

                          c.  Write down the steps for opening an existing Project in Scratch.

                          d. What do you understand by Internet?

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