Code Cube Lesson 8: Slide Dance

This video tutorial guides students through Lesson 8, focusing on using the Code Cube to create a slide dance. It covers the materials needed, connecting the Code Cube, creating a countdown, adding movement and sound, and testing the code. The lesson also provides tips for students and instructions on saving their work.

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

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a tablet

• Code Cube, USB cable, and a projector

• Code Cube, HDMI cable, and a smartphone

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

Which block is used to start the program in the Code Cube app?

• On program end block

• On program start block

• On program reset block

• On program pause block

What is the purpose of the matrix character color block in the countdown?

• To play a sound when a character is displayed

• To adjust the brightness of the Code Cube

• To display a character in a specific color on the Code Cube

• To change the background color of the app

How many times does the repeat block instruct the user to move in one direction?

• Three times

• Twice

• Four times

• Once

What action allows the dance to restart in the Code Cube program?

• Clapping hands twice

• Pressing a button on the Code Cube

• Shaking the Code Cube

• Tapping the screen of the computer

What is the recommended tempo range for songs used in this lesson?

• 180 to 240 beats per minute

• 120 to 180 beats per minute

• 60 to 120 beats per minute

• 30 to 60 beats per minute

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

• By clicking 'Export Code' in the settings menu

• By clicking 'Save Blocks' at the top of the app

• By clicking 'Save Code' at the bottom of the app

• By clicking 'Download Code' in the file menu