MakeCode Arcade Week 2

What is the purpose of the 'Simulator' in the MakeCode Arcade interface?

• To write code

• To simulate and test games

• To save projects

• To share projects

Which section of the MakeCode Arcade interface allows users to switch between Blocks and JavaScript/Python coding?

• Simulator

• Toolbox

• User

• JavaScript / Python toggle

Where can users find pre-built code blocks in the MakeCode Arcade interface?

• Simulator

• Toolbox

• Workspace

• Download

What is the function of the 'Download' button in the MakeCode Arcade interface?

• To download the current project to the computer

• To upload a project to the cloud

• To change user settings

• To add new blocks to the project

Which area of the MakeCode Arcade interface is used to arrange and connect code blocks to build the game logic?

• Simulator

• Workspace

• Toolbox

• Assets

What is the purpose of the "Sprites" section in the Microsoft Makecode Arcade Toolbox?

• To manage game settings

• To create and manipulate characters and objects in a game

• To control the game music

• To write game loops

Which section of the Microsoft Makecode Arcade Toolbox would you use to add background music to your game?

• Controller

• Music

• Scene

• Variables

In the Microsoft Makecode Arcade Toolbox, where would you find tools to control game logic?

• Sprites

• Math

• Logic

• Loops

What can you do in the "Variables" section of the Microsoft Makecode Arcade Toolbox?

• Adjust game settings

• Create and use variables

• Manage game scenes

• Program game animations

Which toolbox section allows you to perform mathematical operations in Microsoft Makecode Arcade?

• Math

• Functions

• Arrays

• Loops