Which type of programming language is based on graphics or visuals?

Block-based programming language

Text-based programming language

Command-line programming language

What is pair programming and how is it used in the industry?

Pair programming is a collaborative programming technique where two developers work together at one workstation, commonly used to improve code quality and team collaboration.

Pair programming is a solo programming technique where a developer works alone to improve focus and productivity.

Pair programming is a method of programming where multiple teams work on the same project independently.

Pair programming is a technique used to automate code generation without human intervention.

You can create executable code using the MakeCode editor by:

Writing code in the editor and clicking 'Download'.

Using the 'Run' button to execute directly.

How would you use MakeCode Editor to make a basic block code program yourself?

Use the MakeCode Editor to drag and drop blocks to create the program.

Write the program code manually in a text editor.

Use a pre-built template to start the program.

Import a program from an external source.

Explain the process to create a copy of a code block in MakeCode.

Select the code block, right-click and choose 'Duplicate'.

Drag the code block to the desired location.

Select the code block, right-click and choose 'Clone'.

The Forever control block causes the code inside the control block to repeat forever. Predict what will happen if the Forever Control block is replaced with the On Start control block.

The code will run once and stop.

The code will run twice and stop.

Reflection Question: How can the Forever and On Start conditional blocks be used to create executable code from your natural language and flowchart algorithms?

By translating natural language into code using these blocks.

By ignoring these blocks in the algorithm.

By using only the Forever block for all tasks.

By using only the On Start block for all tasks.

Explain the steps to send a .hex file to the micro:bit as shown in the image.

Connect the micro:bit to the computer, drag and drop the .hex file onto the micro:bit drive.

Open the micro:bit app and upload the .hex file directly.

Email the .hex file to the micro:bit.

Use a special cable to transfer the .hex file.

The purpose of an if-then conditional statement is to:

execute a block of code if a specified condition is true.

repeat a block of code a certain number of times.

What are the steps involved in creating code with your programming partner using Pair Programming?

Identify the problem, Plan the solution, Write the code, Test the program, Debug if necessary

Write the code, Test the program, Identify the problem, Plan the solution, Debug if necessary

Plan the solution, Identify the problem, Write the code, Debug if necessary, Test the program

Test the program, Write the code, Plan the solution, Identify the problem, Debug if necessary

It is important to save each new section of code as a new version during the development process because:

it helps in tracking changes and reverting to previous versions if needed.

it increases the file size unnecessarily.

it complicates the development process.

When you send the .hex file to the micro:bit, how do you know that the code is working?

The micro:bit LED matrix displays the same result as the emulator.

The micro:bit LED matrix displays a different result than the emulator.

The micro:bit does not display any result.

The micro:bit LED matrix displays a random pattern.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The goals of the 'On Board a Microcontroller' activity are:

To learn how to program a microcontroller

To understand the hardware components of a microcontroller

To develop skills in integrating sensors with microcontrollers

All of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which materials are needed for the 'On Board a Microcontroller' activity?

Resistors, capacitors, and a microcontroller

Only a microcontroller

Resistors and capacitors only

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is a goal of the 'On Board a Microcontroller' activity?

Identify patterns in an algorithm

Learn about history

Study human anatomy

Explore world geography

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What is the micro:bit?

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is an input option on the micro:bit?

LED Matrix

Temperature Sensor

USB Connector

Bluetooth

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The micro:bit has _______ programmable buttons.

The micro:bit has 2 programmable buttons.

The micro:bit has 3 programmable buttons.

The micro:bit has 4 programmable buttons.

The micro:bit has 5 programmable buttons.

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What sensors are included in the micro:bit for motion detection?

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On Board a Microcontroller

The goals of the 'On Board a Microcontroller' activity are:

Which materials are needed for the 'On Board a Microcontroller' activity?

Which of the following is a goal of the 'On Board a Microcontroller' activity?

What is the micro:bit?

Which of the following is an input option on the micro:bit?

The micro:bit has _______ programmable buttons.

What sensors are included in the micro:bit for motion detection?

The MakeCode Editor is used for:

Which type of programming language is based on graphics or visuals?

True or False: Block-based programming requires understanding detailed syntax and commands.

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