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A fish swims in?
Water
Air
Sand
Grass
An elephant has a long?
Trunk
Tail
Neck
Poot
What colour is STOP?
Red
Blue
Yellow
Green
What is small?
Ant
House
Tree
Car
What shape does a ball have?
Round
Square
Triangle
Long
What can swim?
Duck
Cow
Horse
Sheep
What does START mean in a programme?
Now we will start
We are ready
Taking a break
Throwing everything away
A butterfly flies from flower to flower. What does it do at each flower?
Drinking nectar
Sleep
Barking
Swimming
What does a right arrow in a code mean?
Turn right
Turn left
Jump up
Turn around
What is a bug in code?
A mistake
An insect
A flower
A car
Which cube do you use for movement?
MOVE or GO
EAT
DREAM
SING
How can you run a robot?
With TURN LEFT or RIGHT
By turning on music
By clapping
By hugging
What happens when you press RESET?
Everything starts again
The robot goes to sleep
There will be music
Screen turns yellow
What can you make with Scratch Junior?
Stories and games
Real cars
Cakes
Houses
Which button makes noise?
SOUND or BEEP
QUIET
SILENT
SLEEP
What word do we use to tell a computer what to do?
Assignment
Song
Story
Drawing
Which block do you use to check which key was pressed?
A 'key pressed' block
A 'change colour' block
A 'set size' block
A 'play music' block
What is the first thing you do when creating a programme?
Thinking about what you want to make
Turning on the computer
Eating a sandwich
Washing your hands
What can you do if your programme doesn't work the way you want it to?
Checking and adjusting the blocks
Getting rid of the computer
Shouting very loudly
Buying a new programme
Which block do you use to check if something is touched?
A 'touching' block
A 'sound' block
A 'turn' block
A 'size' block
With which block can you ask questions?
An 'ask' block
A 'move' block
A 'jump' block
A 'hide' block
Which block do you use to check if two sprites are touching?
A 'touching sprite' block
A 'change size' block
A 'play sound' block
A 'turn around' block
What do you do when a programme doesn't work?
You look for the error
You throw away the computer
You go to sleep
You eat an apple
What does 'debugging' mean in programming?
Finding and solving errors
Creating a new app
Turning off the computer
Add images
What is a good first step in creating a programme?
Thinking about what you want to make
Start typing immediately
Use all the cubes you know
Play a game first
How can you ensure that something happens when two sprites touch?
Use 'if hit I sprite then'
Make both sprites make the same sound
Make both sprites the same colour
Put both sprites in the same place
What cube do you use to make a sprite say something?
Say
Move
Spring
Turn
What is 'pseudocode'?
Writing a plan in plain language before programming
An error in the code
One type of robot
A programming language
What does it mean when a programming block has a triangular box?
You can put a condition (true or false) in it
The block is broken
You have to turn the block
The cube makes noise
What colour are the control blocks (such as 'if-then') in Scratch?
Orange
Blue
Green
Pink
Which cube do you use to change the colour of a sprite?
Change colour effect
Change costume
Go to
Say something
Which cube can you use to change the size of a sprite?
Make size ...
Change length ...
Put width ...
Make big ...
Which block can you use to bounce a sprite off the edge?
Turn around at the edge
Go to edge
Stop at the edge
Jump over the edge
What is the purpose of creating a flow chart?
To visually represent your algorithm
To choose colours
To add sound
To draw sprites
Which number system does a computer use internally?
Binary (0 and 1)
Decimal (0 to 9)
Letters (A to Z)
Colors (red, green, blue)
Which Scratch block makes your program wait before it continues?
wait ... seconds
stop all
repeat forever
go to x: y:
What does 'if-then' mean in programming?
If this is true, do that
Repeat
Stop the programme
Make a sound
What is the difference between '=' and '>' in programming?
'=' is equal to, '>' is greater than
They mean the same thing
'=' is greater than, '>' is equal to
They are both mathematical operations
What can you do with the 'clone me' block?
Making a copy of the sprite
Making the sprite bigger
Play a sound
Changing the background
Which block do you use to see if two sprites are touching?
Do I hit sprite?
Go to sprite
Clone sprite
Change sprite
What does 'variable' mean in programming?
A name used to store data
A type of computer
A programming error
A kind of loop
What happens in an 'infinite loop'?
The code keeps repeating forever
Computer breaks down
The programme stops automatically
An error message appears
Which company developed Scratch?
MIT Media Lab
Google
Microsoft
Apple
What is the result of this Python code: len('Hello')?
5
Hello
4
6
What is a 'string' in programming?
A sequence of letters, numbers or symbols
A string
A type of loop
A programming error
Which platform is NOT suitable for children to learn programming?
Assembly Language
Scratch
Code.org
Blockly
What does 'debugging' mean?
Finding and fixing errors in code
Adding new features
Uninstalling a programme
Making a backup
What does the 'print()' function do in most programming languages?
Displays text or values on screen
Print a document on paper
Saves a file
Deletes code
In which year was Scratch first launched?
2007
2005
2009
2010
Which programming language is considered very beginner-friendly because of its simple syntax?
Python
C++
Assembly
Fortran
In CodeCombat, which programming language do children learn primarily?
Python
JavaScript
Java
C++
What is 'debugging' in programming?
Finding and fixing errors in code
Writing new code
Uninstalling a programme
Making a backup
In Scratch, what colour do the Motion blocks have by default?
Blue
Green
Orange
Purple
In which programming language is Minecraft Education Edition's Code Builder mainly based?
MakeCode (JavaScript)
Python
Java
C++
What is the name of the popular board game that teaches children programming skills without a computer?
Robot Turtles
Code & Go
Programming Pirates
Algorithm Adventure
What is the name of the educational programming robot that looks like a bee?
Bee-Bot
Ozobot
Dash
Cubetto
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