Code Cube Lesson 7: Riddled

In this lesson, Christina guides students through programming a Code Cube to act as a riddle prompt. The tutorial covers necessary materials, connecting the Code Cube, and step-by-step instructions for coding sounds and images to create an interactive riddle experience. The lesson concludes with testing the code and saving the project, along with additional resources for further learning.

What materials are required to start working with the Code Cube?

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a computer with the Code Cube app

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a smartphone

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a tablet

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a computer with the Code Cube app

What is the purpose of the 'on program start' block in the Code Cube app?

• To save the program

• To end the program

• To initiate the program

• To pause the program

Which image is used as the base image for the riddle?

• A star

• A question mark

• A smiley face

• A rainbow

What action triggers the Code Cube to reveal the answer to the riddle?

• Pressing a button

• Shaking the cube

• Tapping the screen

• Swiping the cube

How can you save your code in the Code Cube app?

• By clicking 'Save Blocks' and renaming the file

• By clicking 'Export Code' and choosing a location

• By clicking 'Save As' and selecting a format

• By clicking 'Download' and entering a file name