Color Wheel Segment – Timestamped Multiple-Choice Test

What is the focus of this lesson?

• Creating a new sprite from scratch

• Building the sixth game illusion using Color Wheel Segments

• Learning how to animate a ghost

• Designing a custom backdrop

How does AI instruct you to begin the lesson?

• By creating a new project

• By loading a template file from your computer

• By drawing a vector image on the stage

• By duplicating an existing game

Which template file is loaded for this lesson?

• 06 Color Wheel Segments

• 03 World Spiral V1

• Optical Illusion Game

• Ghostbusters Game

After loading the template, what is AI’s next instruction?

• Start coding immediately

• Review the sprites and stage

• Change the backdrop color

• Delete unnecessary sprites

How is the stage backdrop described in this template?

• A colorful gradient

• A black rectangular vector image

• A photographic image

• A patterned design

What is the name of the main sprite used in the project?

• Frame

• Wheel

• Segment

• Color

What two colors are mentioned as part of the wheel sprite?

• Black and white

• Blue and green

• Black and red

• Yellow and purple

Why does Al want to add a color effect to the wheel sprite?

• To create transparency

• To produce vibrant effects using strong colors

• To blend the sprite with the backdrop

• To make the sprite invisible

What does Al say happens if you try the effect with just black and white?

• You get a very vibrant display

• The effect does not work at all

• You only get a vague tint

• It creates a glitchy animation

What does Al do on the stage before adding further code?

• Changes the backdrop to a new image

• Adds his “usual” property code to position and orient the stage elements

• Deletes all sprites

• Creates a new background variable