curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/en-a2-quiz-ask-for-code-clarification/696035aa15d649e4f9df2dd5.md
This quiz checks your understanding of how to describe problems, understanding, and solutions clearly.
To pass the quiz, you must correctly answer at least 9 of the 10 questions below.
Read each question and choose the correct answer. There's only one correct answer for each question.
Which of the following means to review or examine something carefully?
Please go around the files and find the mistake.
Please go with the files and find the mistake.
Please go into the files and find the mistake.
Please go through the files and find the mistake.
How do you describe something that continues to exist or happen?
Uncertain
Missing
Complicated
Persistent
Listen to the audio. When is it appropriate to say that? <!-- (quiz audio) Sarah: Of course, Brian. I can explain what I was trying to achieve there. -->
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When you do not know your goal.
When you cannot explain your idea.
When you need help with your idea.
When you understand your plan clearly.
Which of the following means the code performs exactly how it's supposed to?
The code works sometimes.
The code has many errors.
The code stops working often.
The code works as expected.
True or false: Symptoms are signs or indications of a problem in software or code.
That's false.
It depends on software or code.
It depends on a problem.
That's true.
What does this sentence express: It doesn't seem to be a major issue?
The problem is very serious.
The problem is already fixed.
The problem will get worse.
The problem is not very serious.
Which definition is incorrect?
To achieve means to reach a goal after effort.
To pinpoint means to identify something exactly.
To occur means to happen suddenly.
To pair up means to find something by accident.
What does to figure out mean?
To change the plan
To guess without thinking
To forget something
To understand or solve something
What is an example of expertise?
A beginner learning basics
A person guessing answers
A person avoiding challenges
A skilled developer with experience
What would you say to show you now have a better understanding?
I should probably understand the logic better.
I can take a look at it.
I can definitely work on that with you.
I have a clearer picture now.