Edublocks vs Scratch: Coding Concepts Quiz

Which of the following best describes the main difference between Edublocks and Scratch?

• Edublocks uses block-based coding, while Scratch uses text-based coding.

• Edublocks allows you to write Python code using blocks, while Scratch uses its own visual blocks and language.

• Edublocks is only for making games, while Scratch is for making websites.

• Edublocks is used for drawing only, while Scratch is used for music.

What is an algorithm?

• A type of computer hardware.

• A step-by-step set of instructions to solve a problem.

• A colourful animation.

• A type of computer virus.

In programming, what does 'sequence' mean?

• Repeating a set of instructions.

• Making a choice between two options.

• Carrying out instructions one after another in order.

• Skipping instructions.

Which of the following is an example of 'selection' in programming?

• Adding two numbers together.

• Repeating a loop five times.

• Using an 'if' statement to decide what to do next.

• Printing a message.

What does 'iteration' mean in programming?

• Making a decision.

• Repeating a set of instructions multiple times.

• Writing code in a different language.

• Saving your work.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Scratch?

• Drag-and-drop blocks.

• Writing Python code directly.

• Making animations and games.

• Using sprites and backgrounds.

In Edublocks, which language are you mainly learning to code in?

• Java

• Python

• HTML

• C++

Which of the following best shows a sequence in Scratch?

• If touching the edge, bounce.

• Repeat 10 times: move 10 steps.

• Move 10 steps, then turn 15 degrees, then say "Hello!"

• Wait until the space key is pressed.

Which block in Scratch would you use for iteration?

• 'if' block

• 'repeat' block

• 'say' block

• 'when green flag clicked' block

Why might a student in Great Britain choose to use Edublocks instead of Scratch?

• To learn how to code in Python using a familiar block-based interface.

• To make only music projects.

• Because Edublocks is only available in the United States.

• To avoid using any blocks at all.