Pong Game

What is the main focus of the last lesson?

• Exploring different programming languages

• Creating a simplified version of Pong for 1 player using a micro:bit

• Building a complex version of Pong for multiple players

• Developing a new game from scratch

Where is the paddle located in the game?

• Top row

• Right side

• Left side

• Bottom row

How can the player control the paddle?

• Using the joystick

• Using the B button

• Using both A and B buttons

• Using the A button

What triggers a game over message in the game?

• The ball reaching the left edge of the screen

• The ball reaching the bottom edge of the screen

• The ball reaching the top edge of the screen

• The ball reaching the right edge of the screen

Where does the ball start at the beginning of the game?

• Bottom row

• Left side

• Top row

• Right side

What is used to represent the ball in the game?

• A sprite

• A square

• A line

• A circle

How many LEDs make up the micro:bit screen?

• 10

• 20

• 25

• 30

What is the most complex part of the game?

• Displaying the game over message

• Initialising the game

• Creating the paddle

• Bouncing ball algorithm

What is the purpose of the paddle in the game?

• To bounce the ball

• To control the ball

• To move the screen

• To display the score

How can the game be further customized?

• By increasing the screen size

• By changing the background color

• By adding a scoring system

• By changing the game mode