WorksheetsApp Lab Radio Buttons
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Radio Buttons are different from regular buttons in what way?
You can't click on Radio Buttons
Radio Buttons are in groups
There is no difference between the two
Radio Buttons don't use the "onEvent" command block
What event do we typically use for Radio Buttons?
Click
Mouse Over
Change
If/Else
Which code block can change images, colors, text, and other settings?
Each object that I add to the User Interface must have a unique object id. That means, all objects must have a different object id.
True
False
Read the code and then predict how the code is being used.
A flashlight button
A slider that affects the brightness
Radio buttons that switch between Light and Dark mode
A button that plays sounds
Buttons, labels, images and the screen are all examples of objects.
True
False
Which of these could display a different page?
In App Lab, all objects have an ID, but what types of objects also have a group ID?
Sliders
Images
Buttons
Radio Buttons
Which code block can be used to declare a variable? (Typically at the start of your code)
Read the code and predict the outcome.
After 10000 points, the screen changes to the GameOver screen
When the screen changes to the GameOver screen, the player earns 10000 points
After 10000 seconds (166 minutes) the screen changes to the GameOver screen
After 10000 milliseconds (10 seconds) the screen changes to the GameOver screen
Read the code and predict the outcome.
When the button is clicked, a new cookie appears on the screen
When the button is clicked, the score increases and the current score is displayed
When the button is clicked, a cookie crunch sound is played and the score increases
When the button is clicked, the word "score" is displayed
A file of readily available resources, like sounds or images is known as...
folder
library
resource banks
repository
The overall look, design, and style of your interface is known as...
UI
UX
Inputs
Control
What coding language does App Lab use?
Python
C++
JavaScript
Scratch
In App Lab, sometimes we start by declaring a variable, but when we're ready to get the code started with begin with...
onEvent
if Clicked
while loop
play Sound
