Collecting Treasure with Laurel: Lesson 3

Which block would you use to make Laurel move forward in the Code.org lesson?

• Turn Left

• Move Forward

• Collect Treasure

• Jump Over

In the context of the lesson, what does the "Collect Treasure" block do?

• It makes Laurel jump

• It makes Laurel turn around

• It allows Laurel to pick up a treasure

• It stops Laurel from moving

How can you ensure Laurel collects all treasures in a straight line path?

• Use a loop to repeat the "Move Forward" and "Collect Treasure" blocks

• Use only the "Move Forward" block

• Use the "Turn Left" block repeatedly

• Use the "Jump Over" block

If Laurel needs to turn right after collecting a treasure, which sequence of blocks should be used?

• Collect Treasure, Turn Left

• Collect Treasure, Turn Right

• Move Forward, Turn Left

• Move Forward, Turn Right

Why is it important to use loops in the "Collecting Treasure with Laurel" lesson?

• To make the code longer

• To repeat actions without writing them multiple times

• To confuse Laurel

• To make Laurel move slower

Plan a sequence of blocks to collect treasures placed in a zigzag pattern. What should be considered?

• The number of turns and the direction of each turn

• Only the number of treasures

• The color of the treasures

• The speed of Laurel

How would you modify your strategy if a new obstacle is introduced in the path of Laurel?

• Ignore the obstacle and continue

• Use a conditional block to check for obstacles and decide the next move

• Stop the program

• Use more "Move Forward" blocks

What reasoning would you use to decide when to use a loop in your code?

• When the task needs to be repeated multiple times

• When you want to make the code look complex

• When you want to avoid using any blocks

• When you want to make Laurel stop

If Laurel needs to collect treasures in a square pattern, what is the most efficient way to code this?

• Use a loop with a sequence of "Move Forward" and "Turn Right" blocks

• Use only "Move Forward" blocks

• Use only "Turn Left" blocks

• Use random blocks

What does debugging mean?

• Running an algorithm

• Programming a new coding language.

• Calling the exterminator.

• Fixing code that has a error