ICT | Interactive Animation and Games 1

What are the of the problem solving process?

• Define, prepare, reflect and try

• Hypothesize, Experiment, Confirm, Document, Present
• Analyze, Plan, Execute, Review, Conclude
• Identify, Define, Select, Implement, Evaluate

What can be done in the Game Lab?

• Watch movies
• Drawing pictures, making animations and creating games

• Cook recipes
• Read books

Look at the grid and identify the x and y points: (200,200)

A student wants to show the grids while drawing shapes, which button should he/she press?

What does the rect() code do?

• Draws a rectangle onto the display positioned at x and y with sides length w(idth) and h(eight)

• Changes the background color of a webpage
• Plays a sound when clicked
• Adds a border around an image

What does the ellipse() code do?

• Draws an ellipse onto the display centered at x and y and inscribed in a rectangle with sides length w(idth) and h(eight).

• The ellipse() code plays a sound on the canvas.
• The ellipse() code changes the background color of the canvas.
• The ellipse() code draws a square on the canvas.

What does the fill() code do?

• Changes the data type of elements in an array
• Deletes elements from an array
• Fills all elements of an array with random values
• Sets the color used to fill shapes.

Choose the correct example for the rect() code

• rect(50, 50, 100, 200);

• rect("10, 20, 30, 40");

• rect{50, 40, 30, 20);

• rect[20, 30, 40, 50);

Choose the correct example for the fill() code:

• fill("cyan");

• Array.fill(0, 5)
• Array(5).fill(1)
• Array.fill(5, 0)

Look at the image and write down the code