The sprite turns around

The sprite stops moving

The program restarts

The score decreases

The program ends

A 'You win!' message is shown

The sprite jumps

The score resets to zero

To make the program crash

To respond to specific conditions

To delete the sprite

To increase the score automatically

If the user presses the space key, the sprite jumps

If the score is above 10, show a 'You win!' message; else, keep playing

If a sprite touches the edge, it turns around

If the program starts, the sprite disappears

Conditionals are used to repeat actions indefinitely.

Conditionals help make decisions based on specific criteria.

Conditionals are only used in mathematical equations.

Conditionals allow programs to execute different actions based on whether a condition is true or false.

The condition must be false.

The condition must be true.

The computer ignores the condition.

The condition must be undefined.

It skips the code inside the "if".

It checks the rule and runs the code inside the "if".

It stops the program entirely.

It runs all the code regardless of the condition.

Vague and undefined.

Clear, specific, and based on something in the program.

Random and unrelated to the program.

A guess made by the programmer.

A random thought.

A key press, a sprite property, or a comparison.

A sentence written by the programmer.

A condition that is not related to the program.

How to create a game with different levels.

How to design characters for the game.

How to add music to the game.

How to make the game multiplayer.

Changing the background.

Making the challenges harder.

Adding sound effects.

Switching to the next level when the player reaches a goal.

The game ends.

The player switches to the next level.

The player earns points.

The background changes.

How to make challenges easier.

How to make challenges harder.

How to remove challenges.

How to skip challenges.

Enemies that follow the player or bounce around the screen

Enemies that disappear when clicked

Enemies that change colors randomly

Enemies that stay stationary throughout the game

To make their games feel more exciting

To make their games easier to play

To make their games look visually appealing

To make their games harder to win

To increase the score when something good happens

To decrease the score when something bad happens

To reset the score after every level

To keep the score constant throughout the game

To make animations that look smooth and realistic

To create animations with random movements

To make animations that are static and unchanging

To avoid using sprites in animations

Collecting a star to make the player faster

Collecting coins to unlock new levels

Collecting gems to change the background

Collecting hearts to increase the score

Adding a "game over" screen and a restart button

Adding random colors to the game

Removing all animations from the game

Using only one character in the game

Picking a different sprite at the start

Using the same sprite for all characters

Removing the option to choose characters

Adding random movements to the characters

Move a sprite, change an animation, or start an action

Open a new window or close the program

Display a message or play a sound

Save the current progress automatically

A sprite can jump, change color, or appear

The computer shuts down

A new file is created

The screen resolution changes

Follow the mouse or point toward it.

Change its color.

Play a sound.

Increase the score.

The computer can play a sound or change the score.

The sprite disappears.

The computer shuts down.

The sprite changes its shape.

Show a message or change the scene based on the input.

Play a sound.

Move the sprite.

Increase the score.