Microbit arcade

Basics of MakeCode Arcade: What is Microsoft MakeCode Arcade primarily used for?

• a) Web development

• b) Game development

• c) Mobile app development

• d) Database management

Tags

NGSS.MS-ETS1-4

Block-Based Coding: MakeCode Arcade offers a block-based coding option. What is the primary benefit of this approach?

• a) Faster execution of programs

• b) Easier understanding for beginners

• c) More efficient memory usage

• d) Better integration with hardware

Programming Language: Which programming language is predominantly used in MakeCode Arcade?

• a) Python

• b) JavaScript

• c) C++

• d) Java

Sprite Creation: In MakeCode Arcade, what are ‘Sprites’ used for?

• a) Creating sound effects

• b) Designing game levels

• c) Representing characters and objects

• d) Storing game data

Game Loop: What is the purpose of the ‘game loop’ in MakeCode Arcade?

• a) To continuously update the game state

• b) To initialize game variables

• c) To manage user accounts

• d) To encrypt game data

Tags

NGSS.MS-ETS1-4

Simulator Feature: MakeCode Arcade provides an online simulator. What is its primary use?

• a) To simulate different user input devices

• b) To test and debug games in a virtual environment

• c) To simulate network connectivity

• d) To calculate game scores

Tags

NGSS.MS-ETS1-4

Extensions: MakeCode Arcade allows the addition of extensions. What do these extensions primarily offer?

• a) Additional cloud storage

• b) New coding blocks and functionalities

• c) Improved graphics

• d) Social media integration

Game Publishing: Once a game is created in MakeCode Arcade, how can it be shared with others?

• a) By exporting it as an executable file

• b) By creating a physical copy

• c) By generating a shareable link

• d) By uploading it to app stores

Input Handling: How does MakeCode Arcade handle user input in games?

• a) Voice recognition

• b) Keyboard and gamepad inputs

• c) Touchscreen gestures

• d) Eye-tracking

Platform Compatibility: Which of the following platforms can run games created in MakeCode Arcade?

• a) Windows only

• b) macOS only

• c) Web browsers

• d) Android and iOS