Python Turtle - Homework

How do you tell python you want to use the turtle library

• turtle import

• import turtle

• from libraries import turtle

• from turtle import libraries

The .turn(x) command instructs the turtle to turn

• Clockwise if x is positive

• Anti-clockwise if x is positive

t = turtle.Turtle()

t.setheading(270)

The turtle in this program will be facing....

• Up

• Right

• Down

• Left

Which of these commands would successfully create a turtle named Alice

• Alice = turtle.turtle()

• Alice = Turtle.turtle()

• Alice = Turtle.Turtle()

• Alice = turtle.Turtle()

What happens if you call your python progam "turtle"

• your program crashes because you have spelt it wrong

• your program crashes because it stops the import turtle line from working

• your program crashes because it should have been saved as turtle.turtle

• your program runs fine

counter = 0

while counter<4:

t.forward(100)

t.turn(90)

counter = counter + 1

What shape will this draw?

• Square

• Rectangle

• Triangle

• Rhombus

counter = 0

while counter<9:

t.forward(100)

t.turn(40)

counter = counter + 1

How many times will this code repeat itself?

• 7

• 8

• 9

• 10

Which of these statements will successfully set the colour that the turtle Bob draws in

• Bob.fillcolor("red")

• Bob.pencolor("Red")

• pencolor.bob = "red"

• pencolor("red") = Bob

Why are while loops useful?

• They mean you don't have to think about the code that you write

• They mean that you have to write more code to get the same result

• They mean that you don't need to import the turtle library

• They mean you can repeat instructions without needing to type them out multiple times

Why might programming a python turtle be a useful skill?

(select 2 answers)

• It allows me to improve my problem solving skills

• It allows me to solve my maths homework easily

• It allows me to practice logical sequences of instructions, which can be useful in life

• It allows me to hack, and therefore take shortcuts in life.