CSIM 2.2: Outputs

What is the range of movement for a standard servo?

• 0 to 90 degrees

• 0 to 180 degrees

• 90 to 180 degrees

• 180 to 360 degrees

Which data representation is used for yes/no or true/false values?

• Continuous data

• Analog data

• Digital data

• GPIO data

What is the purpose of GPIO pins?

• To control servos

• To store program values

• To connect external sensors and actuators

• To produce tones

What does the pause block do?

• Moves the servo in a range of 180 degrees

• Represents data as either yes/no or true/false

• Provides a connection for external sensors and actuators

• Stops the program for a set period of time

What is an LED board?

• A detachable "board" with a positive and negative side to connect multiple LED lights on it.

• A type of thread that is a good conductor

• A type of motor or servo

• A microbit output device that produces tones

What is the range of movement for a continuous servo?

• 0 to 90 degrees

• 0 to 180 degrees

• 90 to 180 degrees

• 360 degrees in either direction

What does iteration mean?

• Alligator clips with jumper wires

• Repeating a process

• A microbit output device that lights up

• Conductive thread

What are alligator clips with jumper wires used for?

• To store program values

• To connect external sensors and servos

• To move or control a mechanism or components

What is an LED?

• A board with multiple LED lights on it

• A type of thread that is a good conductor

• A microbit output device that lights up

• A microbit output device that produces tones

What is a buzzer?

• A board with multiple LED lights on it

• A type of thread that is a good conductor

• A microbit output device that lights up

• A microbit output device that produces tones