CMU CS Academy Unit 2 Part 2

What is the primary function of 'on mouse press'?

• To create a circle on the canvas

• To capture the location of a mouse click

• To change the color of an element

• To release the mouse button

How do you define a function in Python?

• Using the 'function' keyword

• Using the 'def' keyword

• Using the 'func' keyword

• Using the 'declare' keyword

What happens when 'on mouse press' is triggered?

• The program exits

• A circle's color changes to red

• A circle is moved to a new location

• A circle is created at the mouse click location

What syntax is used to define the parameters of 'onmousepress'?

• x, y

• mousex, mousey

• clickx, clicky

• positionx, positiony

What is the difference between 'on mouse press' and 'on mouse release'?

• 'on mouse press' changes the color of the circle

• 'on mouse release' is triggered when the mouse button is released

• They are the same

• 'on mouse press' captures mouse location, 'on mouse release' does not

What color does the circle change to on mouse release?

• Red

• Yellow

• Blue

• Green

What visual feedback is provided when a mouse event is triggered?

• A message is displayed

• A circle is drawn on the canvas

• A sound is played

• The cursor changes shape

What happens to the circle's color when you initially click?

• It turns blue

• It disappears

• It turns green

• It turns red

How can you inspect elements during a mouse event?

• By hovering over the element

• By right-clicking

• By using the 'inspect' tool

• By holding the 'Ctrl' key

Why might coordinates not be visible during a mouse event?

• Because of a programming error

• Due to the canvas being locked

• Because the mouse is being used for the event

• The coordinates are always visible