Programming & Logic

Which term describes a type of game that simulates skills needed to perform a job?

• Therapy

• Recreation

• Task training

• Social networking

You have been hired by a game development group. You gather in a room to create related spontaneous ideas and solutions for a new central character of a game. The ideas are then carefully reviewed for application to the game development. Your group is involved in what step of the design process?

• Prototype

• Storyboard

• Brainstorming

• Feedback

Consider the following instructions in the image.

Which two types of programming structures are included in

this example?

• Sequential and looping

• Sequential and object-oriented

• Object-oriented and looping

• Looping and selection

Question 1 :

What is the first step in the game design process?

• Create a prototype.

• Brainstorm ideas.

• Create a storyboard.

• Gather feedback.

Which term describes the issues that limit your ability to meet your goals, such as lack of tools or time?

• Constraints

• Requirements

• Criteria

• Feedback

Which term describes the process used to plan every step of a game's animation?

• Brainstorm

• Storyboard

• Prototype

• Project

You have developed a prototype for your game, and you have gathered a group of people to test the game. Each member of the group has been asked to create and submit a list of suggestions and issues. Which term describes the suggestions and issues that are given to a design team to help, improve or refine a game design?

• Feedback

• Storyboard

• Brainstorms

• Revisions

While testing your game, you discover that the game is not keeping score correctly. What is the first step necessary to correct the score-keeping problem?

• Execute the solution.

• Test and refine the solution.

• Brainstorm a plan to solve the problem.

• Identify and understand the problem.

Which of the following is used to store data in the computer's memory that can be used by a program later when executing instructions?

• Syntax

• Event

• Object

• Variable

In programming languages, character, string, integer, floating-point and Boolean and all examples of:

• comparison operators.

• variable data types.

• expressions

• methods