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Which button do you use to start?
The green start button
The red stop button
The blue colour button
The yellow sound button
What is a 'bug' in a computer programme?
A bug in the code
A real insect
A new feature
A fast computer
How do you test whether your programme works?
By trying it out
By looking at it
By dreaming about it
By keeping it
What happens if you use two forward cubes?
The robot moves forward twice
The robot goes backwards
The robot goes to sleep
The robot turns red
What does repetition mean in programming?
Doing something several times
Talking very loudly
Playing a new game
Turning off the computer
What do we call the sequence of instructions?
Sequence
Chaos
Clutter
Music
What does reverse mean in a programme?
Move backwards
Jump up
Turning in circles
Standstill
How do you tell a robot to turn?
With a turning instruction
By turning itself
By pointing
By stamping
What happens with 'go to x:0 y:0'?
The sprite goes to the middle
The sprite disappears
The sprite rotates around
The sprite makes noise
What does 'debug' mean in programming?
Finding and solving errors
Creating a new programme
Turning off the computer
Add music
Which cube makes a sprite make a sound until it is finished?
Play sound until end
Play sound fast
Play sound long
Play sound softly
Which block do you use to go to the mouse pointer?
Go to mouse pointer
Follow the mouse
Click on the mouse
Hide for the mouse
What is a script in Scratch?
A stack of cubes working together
A kind of sprite
A background
A sound
What does the 'change x by 10' block do?
The sprite slides to the right
The sprite gets bigger
The sprite rotates
The sprite jumps up
What does the 'set pace' block do?
Changes how fast music goes
Changes how loud music goes
Changes which music plays
Stops all music
Which block makes a sprite point to another sprite?
Point to
Go to
Follow to
Watch
What does an if statement do in programming?
It makes a choice based on a condition
It repeats code infinitely
It stops the programme
It boots up the computer
What is an operating system?
Software that controls the computer and other programmes
A programming language
A typo
A computer component
Which key do you often use to execute code?
F5 or Enter
Delete
Escape
Tab
What is the name of the famous female programmer who made the first compiler?
Grace Hopper
Ada Lovelace
Katherine Johnson
Margaret Hamilton
What does 'crash' mean in a programme?
Programme stops unexpectedly
The programme becomes faster
The programme makes noise
The programme is saved
Which keyword is commonly used for 'if-then' in programming?
if
go
stop
help
What is JavaScript?
A programming language for websites
A kind of coffee
One type of music
A computer game
What symbol is used for 'not equal to' in many programming languages?
!=
=!
<>
==
What design pattern is used to make incompatible interfaces compatible?
Adapter
Bridge
Facade
Proxy
Which database concept ensures that a transaction is fully executed or not at all?
Atomicity
Consistency
Isolation
Durability
Which database normalisation form eliminates transitive dependencies?
Third Normal Form (3NF)
First Normal Form (1NF)
Second Normal Form (2NF)
Boyce-Codd Normal Form (BCNF)
What algorithm is used for finding the shortest path in a weighted graph?
Dijkstra's algorithm
Bubble Sort
Binary Search
Quick Sort
Which programming language was originally developed by Guido van Rossum and named after a British comedy group?
Python
Ruby
Perl
Go
What design pattern is used to encapsulate a family of related algorithms?
Strategy
Template Method
Command
Visitor
What concept in object-oriented programming allows a class to take on properties of another class?
Inheritance
Composition
Aggregation
Association
In which programming language was the first 'Hello World' programme written?
C
FORTRAN
COBOL
Assembly
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