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Quiz on Tynker Lessons 1-5 2021

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does this code block do?

a)

Creates a costume change

b)

Activate all the code attached below them during the program.

c)

Starts your computer

d)

Begins the countdown

2.
True or False: An actor can have only one costume
a)
True
b)
False
3.
True or False: An actor can use the pictured block if they only have one costume.
a)
True
b)
False
4.
The blank white space that you can edit in a code block is called a "parameter" and allows you to give a code block specific instructions. What goes in the parameter for
a)
The name of the program
b)
The name of the sound
c)
The name of the Actor
d)
Nothing
5.
To make an Actor play a sound when you click on it, the first block you need is:
a)
Next Costume
b)
Play Sound
c)
When Actor clicked
d)
On Start
6.
True or false: Only Actors can use the Play Sound block, not the Stage. 
a)
False
b)
True
7.
True or false: You can only use the block once per project.
a)
True
b)
False
8.
You can't use When Actor Clicked block in the Stage's code because the Stage isn't an Actor.
a)
True
b)
False
9.
How many costumes can you add to an actor?
a)
An actor can have up to five costumes
b)
An actor can only have one costume
c)
Some actors can have five, but others can have up to 10
d)
As many as you want
10.
True or False: To add costumes to an actor, select the stage, go to the Scenes tab, and click the "Add Scene" button.
a)
True
b)
False
11.
How many actors can you animate at once?
a)
You cannot animate actors
b)
Only 5 actors can be animated on the Stage at any given time the Stage 
c)
Only one actor at a time
d)
As many as you want
12.
What mode lets you reposition actors on the stage?
a)
Play mode
b)
Edit mode
13.
How long does a "Forever" block run?
a)
Once
b)
10 times
c)
A "Forever" loop repeats code blocks inside it over and over until the program ends
d)
A "Forever" loop repeats code blocks inside it over and over even after the program ends
14.
What is the difference between these two code blocks?
a)
The first one will play the animation extremely quickly. The second one will play the animation more slowly and look more natural.
b)
They are the same, and the added 'Wait' block doesn't change anything.
c)
The first one only works for actors with multiple costumes, but the second one works for all actors.
d)
The first one loops through all of the costumes, but the second one will only loop through the first two.
15.
True or false: Your program won't run without using the "On Start" code block at least once.
a)
True
b)
False
16.
How do you make an animation faster?
a)
You use two 'Forever' blocks
b)
You decrease the number in the Wait block, so you wait less time to switch to the next costume
c)
You increase the number in the Wait block, so you wait less time to switch to the next costume
d)
You decrease the number of next costume blocks
17.
Which block moves an actor up?
a)
A. Change y by 10 pixels
b)
B. Next Costume
c)
C. When space pressed
d)
D. Repeat 10
18.

How can you get an actor to jump higher?

a)

Increase the wait time

b)

Decrease the value in change y by 10 pixels block

c)

Increase the value in change y by 10 pixels block

d)

Decrease the wait time

19.
True or false: The following code block will move the actor down 
a)
False
b)
True
20.
What would happen if you remove the "Repeat 10" block?
a)
The Actor would animate normally
b)
The Actor would only change one costume at a time
c)
The Actor would only move 10 steps at a time
d)
The 'Wait' block would still be necessary
21.
True or False?  This bock is the most efficient way to make an actor move 30 units up.
a)
False
b)
True
22.
Which of these code blocks would cause the Actor to move down and to the left?
a)
A.
b)
B.
c)
C.
d)
D.
23.

The language that tells a computer what to do...

a)

condition

b)

code

c)

actor

d)

command

24.

A Tynker character or object that can talk and interact with others...

a)

loop

b)

command

c)

sequence

d)

actor

25.

The background of the project where actors are placed...

a)

counting loop

b)

stage

c)

sequence

d)

conditional statement

26.

The order in which steps or events happen...

a)

loop

b)

condition

c)

sequence

d)

counting loop

27.

A specific action or instruction that tells the computer what to do...

a)

command

b)

conditional statement

c)

actor

d)

stage

28.

An action that repeats one or more commands over and over

a)

code

b)

loop

c)

stage

d)

actor

29.

A loop that repeats one or more commands a specific number of times...

a)

conditional statement

b)

sequence

c)

code

d)

counting loop

30.

A logical expression that evaluates to true or false...

a)

condition

b)

command

c)

loop

d)

sequence

31.

A type of statement that executes different parts of the code based on whether a logical expression evaluates to true or false...

a)

stage

b)

loop

c)

conditional statement

d)

command

32.
What will these code blocks do to the actor?
a)
An animation will play
b)
The Actor will change costumes each time the Play button is pressed
c)
Nothing happens to the Actor
d)
The Actor will change costumes every time the spacebar is pressed