Micro:bit Projects using MakeCode

What is a Micro:Bit?

• a pocket-sized monster

• red, juicy apple

• a pocket-sized codeable computer

• spicy and delicious food

The Micro:Bit has 2 programmable buttons. What can the third button do?

• Turn around

• Turn on and dance

• Turn about

• Turn off or reset Micro:Bit

True or False

Can the Micro:Bit be used as a airplane controller?

• True

• False

• Tralse

• Frue

The Micro:Bit has an accelerometer. This means that it has _______.

• an on boarding pass

• an a floating boat

• an on board motion detector

• an a cruise ship

The Micro:Bit can detect direction. This means that it has _______.

• a built in combat

• a built in mother

• a built in compass

• a built in controlpad

The Micro:Bit can display numbers, letters and simple icons on its 5x5 LED.

Can the Micro:Bit display 1080p or 4k images?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• Mai loo

The Micro:Bit can be programmed to play Rock, Paper and Scissors.

What function can be used to display Rock, Paper and Scissors randomly?

• vanish

• variety

• victory

• variable

After creating the Rock, Paper and Scissors game, we want to make the game more interesting.

We will use IF THEN ELSE. What does IF THEN ELSE mean?

• CONDUCIVE TO LEARNING

• CONDITIONAL SELECTION

• air CONDITIONED

• hair CONDITIONER

The Micro:Bit has a built in compass. What functions can be used to represent direction?

• Variety and dishonor

• Varsity and destruction

• Variable and display

• Valerion and Viscera

Which project can NOT be made using the Micro:Bit?

• Rock, Paper, and Scissors

• Step Counter

• Origami airplane

• Scroll Text