Semester Final Part 2

What happens if you place sprite motion code *outside* the `draw()` function?

• The sprite will move continuously.

• The sprite will move only once.

• The sprite won't appear on screen.

• The program will crash.

Which of these is the correct way to make a sprite move downward continuously?

• sprite.y = sprite.y + 2;

• sprite.y = sprite + 2;

• y = sprite.y + 2;

• sprite.y = 2;

What does the following code do? if (keyDown("right")) { balloon.x = balloon.x + 3; }

• Moves the balloon down.

• Moves the balloon left.

• Moves the balloon right when the right arrow is pressed.

• Moves the balloon automatically to the right.

What is the `drawSprites()` function used for in Game Lab?

• To draw shapes like circles and rectangles.

• To show all the sprites on the screen.

• To change the background color.

• To delete all sprites.

Which code correctly switches a sprite's costume?

• sprite.image("new_costume");

• sprite.setAnimation("new_costume");

How often does the `draw()` function run in Game Lab?

• One time when the program starts.

• Once every second.

• About 30 times per second.

• Only when a key is pressed.

What will this code do? sprite.x = sprite.x - 2;

• Move the sprite right.

• Move the sprite left.

• Make the sprite disappear.

• Make the sprite bounce.

What is needed to make a sprite appear on the screen?

• Set a background color.

• Call drawSprites() after creating it.

• Write sprite = draw();

• Use setCostume() function.

In Game Lab, what is a sprite?

• A background image.

• A sound effect.

• A variable that stores text.

• An object that can move and change on screen.

Which of the following is the best description of the counter pattern?

• A. A way to make random decisions in the program.

• B. Repeating the same animation again and again.