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WorksheetsMicro:bit Rock, Paper, Scissors Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the main programming language used in this lesson?
Scratch
JavaScript
MakeCode blocks
Python
What does the accelerometer do in the micro:bit?
Detects temperature
Plays sounds
Detects movement
Displays images
Which of the following is NOT a topic covered in this lesson?
Input/output
Randomisation
Networking
Selection/conditionals
What is the purpose of using random numbers in the game?
To determine the winner
To create a score
To simulate chance
To display images
What is the first step in the coding activity?
Open the MakeCode editor
Use the accelerometer
Test the project
Download the code
What does the 'if... then... else' block do in the code?
Displays images
Tests conditions
Stores data
Generates random numbers
How can students evaluate the fairness of the game?
By changing the rules
By comparing results with a human
By modifying the code
By playing against each other
What is a simulation?
A real-world game
A computer model of something
A type of programming language
A physical game
What should students do if their code does not work as expected?
Ignore it
Start over
Ask the teacher
Debug the code
What is one way to extend the lesson?
Read a book
Watch a video
Play the game with friends
Create a new game
What is the role of variables in the game?
To connect to the internet
To control the micro:bit
To display images
To store random numbers
What is the main objective of this lesson?
To learn about sensors
To create a Rock, Paper, Scissors game
To understand programming languages
To evaluate computer fairness
