Python L39 US State Game I

What does the turtle library do in this project?

• Reads CSV files

• Creates the U.S. map and writes state names

• Stores state coordinates

• Counts the number of states

What is the purpose of this code?

screen.title('US States Guessing Game')

• Sets the game title on the window

• Displays all states’ names

• Starts the game loop

• Imports the image

Which file contains the list of all U.S. states and their coordinates?

• map_data.csv

• 50_states.csv

• state_names.txt

• usa_coordinates.csv

Which code reads data from the CSV file?

• pandas.open('50_states.csv')

• pandas.load_csv('50_states.csv')

• pandas.read_csv('50_states.csv')

• pandas.import('50_states.csv')

What happens when you type a correct state name?

• The program stops

• The state name appears on the map

• The map image changes

• The CSV file deletes the state

The while loop allows the player to keep guessing until all 50 states are named.

• True

• False

pen.write(answer) is used to remove a state from the map.

• True

• False

The background image (blank_states_img.gif) must be in the same folder as your Python file.

• True

• False

Match the code to its purpose:

• Keeps the window open until closed

• pen.goto(x, y)

• Loads the image into Turtle as a shape

• screen.addshape()

• Writes the guessed state name on the map

• pen.write(answer)

• Moves the writing turtle to the state’s

• screen.mainloop()

Why do we use a loop in this game?