2. Buttons 'A' and 'B' on the microbit are known as__________?

3. The oil light in cars is an example of what kind of sensor?

4. An instrument used to measure changes in speed.

5. Something unexpected that happens while a program is running.

6. Analog sensors can only be on or off, there is no in-between.

7. Conditional statements in flowcharts are most often used when an analog device is being used.

8. For Christmas lights to come on when it gets dark, what kind of sensor would you use?

9. What does the 'accelerometer', located on the back of the Micro:Bit detect?

10. Sensors are mechanical devices that transfer signals to a control instrument or output device.

11. If you want a code to run continuously which code block would you use in makecode?

12. Across the bottom of the Micro:Bit are 5 pins (0,1,2,3V,GND). What does the 'V' represent?

13. The '3V' pin and the 'GND' (Ground) should be connected together using the alligator clips?

14. Aluminum foil and copper tape can also serve as a switch.

15. The way sensors put electricity into the Micro:Bit is what makes them either digital or analog.

16. What are outputs depended upon?

17. LEDs have a short and long leg. The short leg should always be connected to the negative?

18. On the Micro:Bit, the GPIO pins (0, 1, 2) have unlimited output of both current and voltage.

19. The key to wiring your Micro:Bit is that your code and wiring match.

20. Servos allow you to provide _____ in the environment in which they are used.

21. Standard servos are limitless in their range of movement.

22. 90 degrees is the midpoint for the standard servo.

23. What are the roles of pair programmers called?

24. Which of the following is an output device?

25. What shape is used in a flowchart that communicates a decision?