Thunkable Intro

What is Thunkable?

• A programming language
• A mobile operating system
• A drag-and-drop platform for building mobile apps
• A database management system

How can Thunkable be used to build mobile apps?

• By writing code in a programming language
• By dragging and dropping pre-built components and connecting them together
• By using a graphical user interface to design the app
• All of the above

Which of the following can be customized in a Thunkable app project?

• The app name
• The app icon
• The app splash screen
• All of the above

Which of the following types of components can be added to a Thunkable app?

• Labels
• Buttons
• Input fields
• All of the above

How can an app built with Thunkable be previewed?

• By running the app on a physical device
• By using the Thunkable emulator
• By publishing the app to an app store
• All of the above

How can errors in a Thunkable app be identified and fixed?

• By using the Thunkable debugger
• By testing the app on a physical device
• By publishing the app to an app store
• None of the above

How can a Thunkable app be saved and published?

• By running the app on a physical device
• By using the Thunkable emulator
• By publishing the app to an app store
• By saving it to the student's Thunkable account

Which of the following skills should students be able to demonstrate by the end of the first 1.5 hour lesson on using Thunkable to build a mobile app?

• Understanding the basics of mobile app development and how Thunkable works
• Creating a new app project and customizing its basic settings
• Adding and arranging basic components to the app's user interface
• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a type of simple app that could be built using Thunkable?

• A "Hello World" app that displays a greeting message
• A quiz app that tests users on a specific topic
• A "to-do" list app that allows users to create and mark tasks as completed
• A weather app that displays the current temperature and forecast for a given location

Which of the following is NOT a step in the process of building a mobile app using Thunkable?

• Designing the app's user interface
• Debugging and testing the app
• Saving and publishing the app
• Writing code in a programming language