Sprites/Draw Loop/Counter Pattern Test

Which of the following is a correct Dot Notation code?

• x.sprite

• sprite.x

• .spritex

• sprite(x)

What is the name of this line of code?

• Draw Loop

• Repeat Loop

• Sprite

• Counter Pattern

Why do we use the Counter Pattern?

• to count the number of times Mrs. Altman loses her clicker

• to count the number of Sprites on the screen.

• to make the program loop

• to make the Sprites look like they are moving smoothly across the screen

A loop in programming is....

• something that runs only once

• a round object

• something that repeats over and over

• a Sprite

Look at the code. What property is changing?

• the tiger's size

• the tiger's x position

• the tiger's y position

• the tiger's animation

Which of the following is Dot Notation NOT used for?

• to change the Sprite's position

• to change the Sprite's rotation

• to change the Sprite's size

• to change the Sprite's name

Which line of code will make the Sprite look like it is moving the fastest?

• sprite.x=sprite.x+3

• sprite.x=sprite.x+200

• sprite.x=sprite.x + 11

• sprite.x=sprite.x+75

sprite.x = sprite.x + 5 will make the sprite look like it is moving in what direction each time the loop repeats?

• right

• left

• up

• down

How many times will the Draw Loop repeat?

• 10 times

• 100 times

• until we tell it to stop

• 1 time

True or False: The Sprites are not really moving. Each time the program is ran, a new Sprite is placed in a new position.

• True

• False