What is the purpose of the line: t.ht()

• To set the turtle’s heading to zero

• To hide the turtle

• To halt the turtle’s movement

• To highlight the turtle

In the code, what does .penup() do to the turtle?

Which method reads the 50_States.csv file into a DataFrame?

• pandas.open_csv()

• pandas.read_csv()

• pandas.load()

• pandas.read_file()

Fill in the blank to add the image as the turtle shape: screen.______(image)

What does this line return? state = data[data.state == user_answer]

• The DataFrame row(s) where state equals user_answer

• The x and y coordinates of the guessed state

• A list of all states except user_answer

• An error because state is undefined

If the CSV file is named "50_states.csv" but your code says "50_States.csv", what will happen and why?

• The code will run successfully without any issues.
• The code will fail to find the file due to case sensitivity.
• The file will be found but will return empty data.
• The code will throw a syntax error unrelated to the file name.

Why do we use .item() when getting the x and y coordinates?

• We use .item() to format the coordinates for display.
• We use .item() to retrieve the actual x and y coordinate values from a data structure.
• We use .item() to convert coordinates to strings.
• We use .item() to calculate the distance between points.

Write the missing code to make the turtle write the guessed state name: t.goto(state.x.item(), state.y.item()) t.____(user_answer)

What will happen if the player guesses the same state twice?

• It will be added again to guessed_states

• It will overwrite the previous label

• It will cause an error

Match each turtle/pandas function to its correct purpose:

• addshape()

• Display text at the turtle’s location

• .ht()

• Move turtle without drawing a line

• .penup()

• Hide the turtle

• .write()

• Add a custom image or shape for turtle