Quiz

1. 1.What type of coding interface does MakeCode first show to new users? a) Command-line terminal b) Drag-and-drop blocks c) C++ text editor d) Spreadsheet grid

a) Command-line terminal b) Drag-and-drop blocks c)C++ text editor d) Spreadsheet grid

2. 2.Which of these devices is most commonly paired with Microsoft MakeCode in schools?

a) Raspberry Pi b) Arduino Uno c) BBC micro:bit d) NVIDIA Jetson

3. 3.In MakeCode, what is the purpose of the built-in “simulator”?

a) Compress files for download b) Test code in a virtual device before flashing hardware c) Translate code into other languages d) d) Play sound effects

4. 4.In MakeCode, what is the purpose of the built-in “simulator”?

a) Compress files for download b) Test code in a virtual device before flashing hardware c) Translate code into other languages d) Translate code into other languages

5. 5.Which two text-based languages can you switch to directly inside MakeCode?

a) JavaScript & python b) C++ & Java c) Swift & Ruby d) Go & Rust

6. 6.To transfer a finished MakeCode program to a micro:bit, you normally…

a) Email the file to yourself b) Drag the downloaded .hex file onto the MICROBIT drive via USB c) Print the code and scan it with a camera d) Use HDMI connection

7. 7.MakeCode can run entirely in a web browser without installing extra software.

a)True b)False

8. 8.You must know JavaScript before you can use the MakeCode blocks editor.

a)True b)False

9. 9.The MakeCode editor automatically shows syntax errors in text-mode.

a)True b)False

10. 10.Programs created in MakeCode cannot be shared with others online.

a)True b)False

Class 9: Explore AI, Robotics & Coding

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