Makey Makey Lesson 17

In Whack a Mole stick is connected to which key on Makey Makey?

• Up arrow key

• Groung/Earth wire

• Down arrow key

• Space key

The three carboards and the stick are replaced with three steel bowls and stick is replaced with a spoon will the circuit still work?

• Circuit won't work as steel will make a sound.

• Circuit will work as steel is a good conductor of electricity.

• Sometimes it may work sometime it may not

• Steel is a bad conductor so it won't work

The hammer will change positions when.....

• Hammer is moved

• Moles touch the hammer

• When keys are triggered when circuit gets complete due to conductive materials used.

• Hammer will change positions automatically

How can you customize the programming of Makey Makey for Whack a Mole based on different levels of difficulty?

• By adjusting the speed of the moles, increasing the number of moles, and changing the scoring system.

• By increasing the size of the game window

• By changing the color of the background

  
  

• By adding more sound effects

Why is it important to test the game in different scenarios and with different users?

• To make the game more fun

• To waste time and resources

• To identify potential issues, bugs, and gather feedback on usability and appeal.

• To appeal the potential audience

What happens when a player successfully hits a mole in the game?

• The mole disappears

• The player loses a point

• The mole multiplies

• The game ends

What role does Makey Makey play in Whack a Mole game mechanics?

• It controls the speed of the moles

• It acts as a controller for hitting the moles

• It designs the game layout

• It provides sound effects

What is the purpose of a closed circuit?

• To stop electricity flow

• To allow electricity flow

• To slow down electricity flow

• To reverse electricity flow

In which of the following applications is an open circuit necessary?

• Running car

• Working TV

• Charging laptop

• Operating blender

Which of the following is a safety hazard in electrical circuits?

• Grounding wires properly

• Overloading circuits

• Using circuit breakers

• Using insulated wires