Micro:bit Quiz Homework Michaelmas I

What is the purpose of the input blocks in a Micro:bit program?

• To create sound effects in a game.
• To display information on the screen.
• To store variables temporarily.
• To receive data from sensors or user inputs.

In game development on the Micro:bit, what is the 'game over' block used for?

• To increase the difficulty level.
• To pause the game temporarily.
• To end the game and display a score.
• To restart the game.

Which sensor on the Micro:bit can detect temperature?

• Light sensor
• Accelerometer
• Thermistor
• Temperature sensor

What does the 'show string' block do in a Micro:bit program?

• It controls the motors.
• It displays text on the LED screen.
• It creates a variable.
• It plays a sound.

What is the function of the accelerometer in the Micro:bit?

• To display graphics on the screen.
• To measure speed and direction of movement.
• To control sound levels.
• To detect the temperature.

What does the 'if' block do in a Micro:bit game?

• It ends the program.
• It defines a variable.
• It checks a condition and executes code based on true or false.
• It creates a loop for continuous actions.

How can you make an LED light blink on the Micro:bit?

• Using the display block only.
• By connecting to a computer.
• By pressing the buttons repeatedly.
• Using a loop block with a delay.

Which block would you use to make a sound when a button is pressed on the Micro:bit?

• Input block
• Game block
• Music block
• Logic block

Which block would you use to control the movement of a sprite in a game on the Micro:bit?

• Display block
• Input block
• Sprite movement block
• Game control block

What is the purpose of the 'pause' block in a Micro:bit program?

• To reset the Micro:bit.
• To create a new variable.
• To delay the execution of the next block of code.
• To stop all operations immediately.