Edubit Quiz chapter1

What is a Microbit?

• A small programmable device designed to teach coding and electronics.

• A type of microprocessor used in smartphones.

• A brand of portable chargers.

• A software development kit.

Which editor is commonly used for programming the Microbit?

• Visual Studio Code

• NetBeans

• Microsoft MakeCode

• PyCharm

What programming method does Microsoft MakeCode primarily use?

• Text-based coding

• Drag-and-drop block-based coding

• Assembly language

• Machine code

What is the purpose of the "Hello, World!" program?

• To introduce advanced coding techniques.

• To test the Microbit's hardware capabilities.

• To introduce beginners to basic coding.

• To demonstrate network communication.

How do you connect the Microbit to a computer?

• Using a Bluetooth connection

• Using an HDMI cable

• Using a USB cable

• Using a Wi-Fi connection

What are the primary components of a Microbit?

• LCD screen, keyboard, speakers

• LED display, buttons, accelerometer

• Hard drive, RAM, power supply

• Printer, scanner, mouse

Which sensor on the Microbit detects motion and orientation?

• Temperature sensor

• Light sensor

• Accelerometer

• Proximity sensor

How do you upload a program from MakeCode to the Microbit?

• By downloading the .exe file and installing it

• By downloading the .hex file and dragging it onto the Microbit drive

• By copying and pasting the code into the Microbit

• By using a wireless connection

Which coding environment allows you to switch between block-based coding and JavaScript in MakeCode?

• Eclipse

• IntelliJ IDEA

• MakeCode editor

• Atom

What is the main output device on the micro:bit itself?

• Speaker

• LED Matrix

• Motor

• LCD Screen