The Ultimate BBC MicroBit Challenge

What is the BBC MicroBit primarily designed for?

• Professional software development

• Educational purposes, to help children learn programming and electronics

• High-performance gaming

• Business analytics

Which of the following features does the BBC MicroBit have?

• A touch-sensitive screen

• 25 LED lights that can flash messages

• A built-in coffee maker

• An internal hard drive for storage

What programming language is NOT commonly used to program the BBC MicroBit?

• Python

• JavaScript

• Scratch

• C++

The BBC MicroBit can be powered by which of the following?

• Solar panels

• USB connection

• AAA batteries

• Both B and C

Which sensor is NOT included in the BBC MicroBit?

• Temperature sensor

• Light sensor

• Accelerometer

• Compass

How can the BBC MicroBit be connected to other devices or the internet?

• Dial-up modem

• Bluetooth

• Infrared

• It cannot connect to other devices or the internet

What is the purpose of the 25 LED lights on the BBC MicroBit?

• To display text, numbers, and simple images

• To act as a flashlight

• To indicate the battery level

• To enhance its aesthetic appeal

Which of the following is a true statement about programming the BBC MicroBit?

• You need to be an expert in programming to create projects with the BBC MicroBit.

• It only supports text-based programming languages.

• It offers a web-based programming environment suitable for beginners.

• Programming the BBC MicroBit requires expensive software.

What kind of projects can be created with the BBC MicroBit?

• Simple text-based games

• Wearable technology

• Electronic musical instruments

• All of the above

Which feature allows the BBC MicroBit to detect motion, such as shaking or tilting?

• Gyroscope

• Accelerometer

• Magnetometer

• Barometer