L10-Seven Seconds Game and Handwash Timer

What is the basic agenda of the seven seconds game?

• To count seven seconds using microbit

• click on a button and count till 7 in your head and try to be as precise as possible and then click on the other button to see if you were precise or not and show by how many seconds/milliseconds you were off from the correct time

• To count till seven miliseconds using microbit

• None of the above

What is the use of the block?

• The micro:bit tracks how long it's been powered on in milliseconds

• Find out when the program ended

• Keeps track of the length of the program

• Keeps track of the duration of the code

What happens when Button A is pressed?

• The current score is displayed

• The starting time is recorded and a chessboard icon is shown

• The elapsed time is calculated

• The program stops

How is the score calculated?

• It is equal to the elapsed time

• It is the difference between the start time and 7000 milliseconds

• It is the difference between the start time and 7000 milliseconds

• It is a random number between 1 and 1000

What happens if the score is greater than 500?

• A heart icon is displayed, and a happy sound plays

• An angry icon is displayed, and a sad sound plays

• The program resets the start time

• The elapsed time is shown

What is the purpose of the code in this context?

• To measure how quickly Button B is pressed after Button A

• To calculate a score based on how close the player is to a 7-second delay

• To calculate how long it takes to press Button A

• To show random icons based on button presses

What condition triggers the timer to start?

• When Button A is pressed

• When the sound level exceeds 150

• When the running time is greater than 20 seconds

• When Button B is pressed

How long does the loop run once the timer starts?

• 5 seconds

• 10 seconds

• 20 seconds

• Indefinitely

What does the program do during the 20-second loop?

• It plays a melody and shows random icons

• It toggles between displaying a diamond and a small diamond icon while playing a tone

• It continuously increases the sound level and shows a heart icon

• It stops the program until the loop is complete

Where is the speaker located on the Microbit?

• In the LED lights

• Back of the Microbit

• Inside the Microcontroller

• Inside the Microbit logo