Understanding the Write Function

This video tutorial teaches how to add text labels to a screen using the write function. It covers inserting text, changing font size and style with the font attribute, and aligning text using the align attribute. The tutorial emphasizes that font and align attributes are optional and can be used in any order.

What is the primary purpose of the write function?

• To draw shapes on the screen

• To add text labels to the screen

• To animate objects

• To change the background color

What must be included inside the parentheses of the write function?

• The text to display

• The background color

• The screen resolution

• The animation speed

How can you modify the size of the text label?

• By using the font attribute

• By adjusting the screen brightness

• By using the color attribute

• By changing the screen resolution

Which of the following is NOT a valid font name mentioned?

• Times New Roman

• Comic Sans

• Futura

• Arial

What does the align attribute control?

• The size of the text

• The position of the text relative to Tracy

• The speed of text appearance

• The color of the text

Which align option will center the text above Tracy's location?

• Top

• Center

• Right

• Left

What is the order requirement for the text and attributes in the write function?

• Attributes must be first, text follows

• There is no specific order

• Text must be first, attributes can follow in any order

• Text and attributes must be in alphabetical order

Which of the following attributes is optional in the write function?

• Both Font and Align

• Align

• Font

• Text

What is the default alignment if the align attribute is not specified?

• Right

• Top

• Left

• Center