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WorksheetsL1 MakeyMakey Introduction
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
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Class
Date
1.
What is necessary for a circuit to work?
a)
A computer connection
b)
Multiple batteries
c)
Only a power source
d)
A completed loop of conductors
2.
What does Makey Makey allow you to do with Scratch?
a)
Control Scratch projects like a keyboard
b)
Create circuits without any materials
c)
Only play sounds
d)
Connect to the internet
3.
Which of the following is a conductive material?
a)
Rubber
b)
Plastic
c)
Wood
d)
Graphite from pencils
4.
What do you need to check first when setting up your Makey Makey?
a)
That it is connected to Wi-Fi
b)
That you have multiple USB cables
c)
That you have a printer connected
d)
That it powers on and connects to the computer
5.
What happens when you press the Makey Makey keys?
a)
It sends signals to the computer
b)
It charges the battery
c)
It turns off the computer
d)
It creates a new project in Scratch
6.
How do you complete a circuit with Makey Makey?
a)
By connecting it to a monitor
b)
By using only batteries
c)
By pressing any key on the keyboard
d)
By touching conductive materials while plugged in and grounded yourself
7.
What should you do if your circuit doesn't work?
a)
Use a different computer
b)
Change the power source immediately
c)
Ensure that the circuit is closed and all materials used are conductive
d)
Check if it is connected to the computer (does it flash the light?)
8.
What can you create with Makey Makey and Scratch?
a)
Web pages
b)
Simple text documents
c)
Only static images
d)
Interactive projects that respond to key presses
9.
What is an example of a creative project using Makey Makey?
a)
Building a website
b)
Writing a report
c)
Creating a slideshow
d)
Using conductive paint to trigger actions
10.
What is the first step in creating a project in Scratch with Makey Makey?
a)
Open a text editor
b)
Download extra software
c)
Connect to the internet
d)
Create a new Scratch project
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