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WorksheetsUsing Sprite Lab in code.org (Homework 1)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does this "World" section do in sprite lab?
Controls what happens in the background
Controls the sprites
Changes the colour.
Controls everything
Why should you never leave a project without a title?
It becomes difficult to find later.
It is helpful for people that you share the project with.
Both of these responses are correct
What does the "Run" button do?
Runs the set of instructions that you have given the computer (the algorithm).
Creates a background.
Causes the character to run.
Checks that your program is running properly.
What does the "Events" section do in code.org?
Creates a condition that will cause particular code to run.
Make the characters move
Change the background.
Change the sprite.
What do the behaviours Blocks do in code.org?(which is the most accurate description)
Cause the sprites to start and stop different behaviour types (e.g. growing, moving with arrow keys)
Make the characters move.
Make the characters speak.
Change the background.
What is a loop in coding?
Something that goes through code a specified number of times.
Something that causes things to spin around.
Something that reverses the order of the code.
An advanced feature of coding that you will never need to know about.
What is an algorithm?
A set of instructions that is understandable by a computer.
Any set of instructions.
A computer language.
An advanced area of computer science you will never need to know.
Blast from the past - Give the best description of decomposition?
Breaking any task down into small sets of instructions.
Identifying common features.
Recognising patterns that exist.
It's another term for computer coding.
What does the "200, 200" mean here?
It means it will be 200 pixels wide by 200 pixels tall.
These are x and y coordinates - the image will be placed 200 pixels to the right and 200 pixels up.
This will generate 200 sprites.
These numbers have no effect when the code is run.
You have accidentally entered this code. The rabbit will not grow. Why?
You have not told the computer that you want the rabbit to grow. You assigned this behaviour to a different sprite.
You have to match the same colour blocks to each other.
You need an extra block that tells the rabbit how quickly it needs to grow.
This is a trick question - this actually would work perfectly.
