St.Virgils Tynker Programming 201 Quiz 1

What is the difference between these two code blocks?

• The first one will play the animation extremely quickly. The second one will play the animation more slowly and look more natural.
• They are the same, and the added 'Wait' block doesn't change anything.
• The first one only works for actors with multiple costumes, but the second one works for all actors.
• The first one loops through all of the costumes, but the second one will only loop through the first two.

How do you make an animation faster?

• You use two 'Forever' blocks
• You decrease the number in the Wait block, so you wait less time to switch to the next costume
• You increase the number in the Wait block, so you wait less time to switch to the next costume
• You decrease the number of next costume blocks

What does this code block do?

• Creates a costume change
• Tells other code what to do when the program starts
• Starts your computer
• Begins the countdown

To make an Actor play a sound when you click on it, the first block you need is:

• Next Costume
• Play Sound
• When Actor clicked
• On Start

What does this code block do?

• Nothing
• Makes the actor turn in a full circle
• Makes the actor turn faster
• Makes the actor turn forever

Which two code blocks do the same thing?

• A and B
• B and C
• C and D
• A and C

The background of the project where actors are placed...

• counting loop

• stage

• sequence

• conditional statement

What does this block do?

• It waits until the user presses play to begin running the program
• It pauses the entire program for the specified amount of time
• It ends the program
• It pauses the code block for the specified amount of time

What does the following code block do?

• The Actor will change his/her Costume whenever the spacebar is pressed
• The Actor will loop in an animation once the spacebar is pressed once
• The Actor will change his/her Costume when clicked
• The Actor will loop in an animation when clicked

What mode lets you reposition actors on the stage?

• Play mode
• Edit mode