What is the result of this code? [Repeat 2 times] → [Repeat 3 times] → [Move Forward]

• Move forward 3 steps

• Move forward 5 steps

• Move forward 6 steps

• Move forward 2 steps

Answer explanation

Explanation: 3 inner steps x 2 outer loops = 6 steps

Which block structure correctly checks if a key is pressed AND the path is clear before moving?

• If (Key Pressed)

• If (Path Clear)

• If (Key Pressed AND Path Clear)

• Repeat Until (Path Clear)

Which block type helps your program make decisions?

• Loop

• Event

• Conditional

• Motion

What will this code do? [If Path Clear] → [Move Forward] → [Else] → [Turn Right]

• Always move forward

• Move forward only if the path is clear, otherwise turn right

• Always turn right

• Do nothing

Which statement is true about nested loops?

• They make code easier to understand

• They allow repeating patterns inside other repeating patterns

• They stop all code from running

• They only work with music blocks

What’s the error in this logic? [Repeat Until Touching Goal] → [Move Forward] → [If Obstacle Ahead] → [Move Forward]

• The character will skip obstacles

• The goal will disappear

• It moves forward even if an obstacle is there

• The repeat will never stop

You want your character to move in a square. Which logic is correct?

• Repeat 4 → Move Forward

• Repeat 4 → Move Forward → Turn Right

• Repeat 2 → Move Forward → Turn Right

• Move Forward → Turn Right

If you use a Forever loop without a stop condition, what might happen?

• The program finishes quickly

• The character rests

• The program runs endlessly

• The blocks will disappear

You want your character to collect 5 diamonds placed on a path. Which block structure works best?

• If Touching Diamond → Say “Diamond!”

• Repeat 5 → Move Forward → Collect

• Repeat Until No More Diamonds → Move Forward

• Move Forward → Collect