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Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 24mins
Looking at the following coding sequence, the “go to x:_and y:_” motion block allows you to place the cat in a starting position as soon as you click on the green flag.
TRUE
FALSE
Looking at the following coding sequence, the motion block is used to make the character move forward whenever you click on the green flag.
TRUE
FALSE
Looking at the following coding sequence, for a costume switch to be viewed correctly on the stage area, it is NOT necessary to place a waiting block between the switches.
TRUE
FALSE
If by starting and clicking on the green flag the character should start on a set position, the coding sequence that will perform this action is:
Considering the character must perform a full spin, the correct coding sequence is:
To move the cat through the cartesian plane using the computer keys, you must use the following event block:
Thinking of the “when right arrow key pressed” and “when left arrow key pressed” event blocks, the character should use the following motion block to move correctly across the X-axis.
The following event blocks indicate that when you press the up arrow and down arrow keys, the character must move according to the keys on the cartesian plane. For this you should use the following motion block:
TRUE
FALSE
Looking at the following coding script, the object is pointing in the -90 direction. How would the programming script run if it includes a “forever” cycle and within it a “move 10 steps” block?
To the left infinitely.
To the right infinitely.
Upwards infinitely.
Down infinitely.
Looking at the following coding script, the character will:
Move to the left when the green flag is clicked.
Move to the right when the green flag is clicked.
Move to the left when the space key is pressed.
Move to the right when the space key is pressed.
For the characters to always appear on the same position when starting a coding script, which of the motion blocks should you use?
The following control block allows you to:
Forever repeat an action.
Repeat an action for a certain number of times.
None of the above.
Repeat an action until a condition is met.
If every time a condition must be met within the repeat cycle to disappear the character, which of these blocks should you use?
According to the following coding script, the cycle will repeat until the shark detects the fish is near.
TRUE
FALSE
According to the following coding script, only when the “message 1” message is received by the character, it will:
Glide on X and Y.
Hides.
Shows.
Broadcasts a message
For the characters to always appear on the same position when starting a coding script, which of the motion blocks should you use?
The following control block allows you to:
Forever repeat an action.
Repeat an action for a certain number of times.
None of the above.
Repeat an action until a condition is met.
If every time a condition must be met within the repeat cycle to disappear the character, which of these blocks should you use?
According to the following coding script, the cycle will repeat until the shark detects the fish is near.
True
False
Which Motion block must be used to move an object or character for a certain amount of time within the stage to a certain x- and y-coordinate?
According to the above coding sequence, what must you do to make the character move vertically?
Place different values on the x-axis.
Place the same values on the y-axis.
Place different values on the y-axis
Place the same values on the x-axis
Which of the following blocks allow a coding sequence to be started when the backdrop switches?
Which of the following coding sequences allows the character to say something when it doesn’t dodge the convertible?
For the above coding sequence to detect if the character is touching either red, blue or green, which Operator block must be used?
