Tinkercad Code Blocks Quiz

Which control block is used to repeat a set of actions a specific number of times?

• If-Else

• Repeat

• Wait

• Forever

What does the "Wait" block do in Tinkercad Code Blocks?

• Stops the program completely

• Slows down the execution for a specific time

• Deletes an object

• Changes the object's color

Which block would you use to run code continuously without stopping?

• Forever

• Repeat

• Stop All

• If-Else

The If-Else block is primarily used for:

• Looping through shapes

• Conditional statements

• Setting variables

• Modifying object size

If you want to create a loop that repeats until a condition is met, which block should you use?

• Repeat

• Forever

• Repeat Until

• If-Else

How can you stop a running loop in Tinkercad Code Blocks?

• Using the "Stop" block

• Removing the loop

• Turning off the computer

• Changing the color of an object

What is the purpose of a variable in Tinkercad Code Blocks?

• To store and manipulate values

• To create 3D shapes

• To repeat a process

• To change object color

What type of values can a variable store?

• Only numbers

• Only text

• Numbers and text

• Only colors

Which block is used to create a new variable?

• Make a Variable

• New Data

• Create Shape

• Modify Object

If you want to increase the value of a variable by 1, which block should you use?

• Set Variable

• Change Variable by 1

• Repeat Variable

• Add Variable