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MicroBit Mock test #1

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the micro:bit?

a)

A type of microorganism

b)

A small piece of a computer chip

c)
A pocket-sized computer that you can code
d)

A type of computer mouse

2.

How many programs can the MicroBit hold ?

a)

none

b)

one

c)

two

d)

more than two

3.

How many programmable buttons does the MicroBit have, including the touch logo ?

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

four

4.

True or False: the MicroBit is a computer.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which is the file type for MicroBit files?

a)

.pdf

b)

.jpg

c)

.bit

d)

.hex

6.

Based on the code shown, what will happen when the MicroBit starts?

a)

It will show a heart, then an X on the LEDs

b)

It will show a heart and and X, but only when the A button is pressed

c)

Nothing will happen because the code has no way to start.

7.

Which code block would make scrolling text like this?

a)
b)
c)
d)
8.

What should we call the area of the Microbit surrounded by the red rectangle in this image?

a)

I/O Connectors

b)

USB

c)

Reset

d)

LED Grid

9.

What should we call these parts of the MicroBit?

a)

Reset Buttons

b)

Compass

c)

Buttons A and B

d)

Battery Connector

10.

Which of the following sensors is NOT included on the micro:bit?

a)

a) Accelerometer

b)

b) Gyroscope

c)

c) Temperature sensor

d)

d) Light sensor

11.

Which block is used to display text on the micro:bit's LED screen?

a)

a) Text Block

b)

b) Display Block

c)

c) LED Block

d)

d) Show Block

12.

Which of the following is an INPUT for the MicroBit?

a)

The Keyboard

b)

The A Button

c)

The Speaker

d)

The LED display

13.

Which of the following is an OUTPUT on the MicroBit?

a)

The LEDs

b)

Button B

c)

The accelerometer

d)

The reset button

14.

Which of these best describe what PROCESSING is on a computer?

a)

Listening for events and conditions

b)

Taking events, combining them with stored information, and creating an output

c)

Storing information on a computer

d)

Displaying something to help the user know what happened.

15.

Which of these is what we call and "IF this THEN that" reaction?

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

Conditional

d)

Variable

16.
What does the accelerometer do?
a)
Detects light
b)
Detects temperature
c)
Detects a change in speed
d)
Detects magnetism
17.
How many programmable LEDs does the Microbit have?
a)
30
b)
20
c)
25
d)
10
18.
Which device on the back of the Microbit lets you detect movement?
a)
Compass
b)
Bluetooth
c)
RAM
d)
Accelerometer
19.
Which of these is the brain of the Microbit?
a)
RAM
b)
CPU
c)
Accelerometer
d)
Compass
20.
What is the part within the red boxes called?
a)
Input buttons
b)
Ground
c)
CPU
d)
Micro-usb connector
21.
The LED lights on the Microbit are for
a)
Input
b)
Output
c)
Both input and output
22.

Match the word to the picture.

a)

Pins

b)

Radio

c)

Bluetooth

d)

LEDs

23.
Why is the BBC giving a Microbit to every year 7 (around a million pupils)
a)
To encourage them to learn coding
b)
To clutter up their rooms
24.
a)

Push Button A and B

b)

Compass

c)

BLE Antenna

d)

Battery Connector

25.
a)

Compass

b)

I/O Connectors

c)

LED Grid

d)

Accelerometer

26.

What does the "on shake" event in micro:bit programming trigger?

a)
It triggers when the micro:bit is shaken
b)
It triggers when the micro:bit is turned on
c)
It triggers when the micro:bit is connected to a computer
d)
It triggers when the micro:bit is programmed
27.

Which wireless communication technology does the micro:bit use to communicate with other devices?

a)
Bluetooth
b)
Wi-Fi
c)
Infrared
d)
NFC
28.

What is the purpose of the "forever" block in micro:bit programming?

a)
To repeat a block of code indefinitely
b)
To pause the program indefinitely
c)
To terminate the program
d)
To execute a block of code only once
29.

Which of the following components can be connected to the micro:bit to extend its capabilities?

a)
LED light strip
b)
Bluetooth speaker
c)
USB flash drive
d)
All of the above
30.

What does the term "microcontroller" refer to in the context of the micro:bit?

a)
A small computer on a single integrated circuit
b)
A device for controlling the volume of microphones
c)
A small device for controlling microscopic organisms
d)
A controller for video games with microtransactions
31.

What does the "radio" block allow the micro:bit to do?

a)
Send and receive messages wirelessly
b)
Play music
c)
Display images
d)
Control motors
32.

How can you upload a program from your computer to the micro:bit?

a)

By using a USB cable and dragging the program file to the micro:bit

b)

By connecting the micro:bit to the internet

c)

By sending an email with the program attached

d)
By using Bluetooth to transfer the program from the computer to the micro:bit
33.

How can you reset the micro:bit to its default state?

a)
By pressing the reset button on the back
b)
By shaking the micro:bit
c)
By connecting it to a computer
d)
By turning it off and on again
34.

What does the "accelerometer" measure on the micro:bit?

a)
Temperature
b)
Light intensity
c)

Motion & orientation

d)
Sound intensity
35.

What is the purpose of the "show icon" block in micro:bit programming?

a)

To display a specific icon on the LED screen

b)
To play a sound
c)
To control the brightness of the LED screen
d)
To connect to a Bluetooth device
36.

What is the "compass" sensor used for on the micro:bit?

a)
To detect the direction of magnetic north
b)
To measure the temperature
c)
To detect light intensity
d)

To detect the direction of magnetic south

37.

Which of the following is NOT a micro:bit input method?

a)
Buttons
b)
Accelerometer
c)
Light Sensor
d)

Voice command

38.

What is Data ?

a)

3G/4G/5G

b)

Internet

c)

A type of game

d)

Is a collection of facts, numbers, or pieces of information.

39.

What is Programming ?

a)

Is the process of giving instructions to a computer Or Machine

b)

Hacker stuff

c)

School Program

d)

None of these

40.

How is the micro:bit powered?

a)

By a miniaturized nuclear reactor.

b)
By solar power
c)
By a battery
d)

By kinetic energy

41.

Which topics have not yet been understood in Micro:Bit?

a)

I have a query about micro:bit features and their components.😓

b)

I would like to perform practicals using the micro:bit. 🤩!

c)

Entire topic🙄!

d)

All Done😎