Scratch Basics
Dot and Dash
Coding Concepts
Challenge Time
Mixed Robotics
100

What is the Scratch character called?

A sprite

100

Which robot can drive around?

Dash

100

True or false: computers guess what you meant if your code is wrong

False

100

You want Dash to drive forward 3 times. What's the easiest coding tool to use?

A loop

100

What is the name of the person who writes computer code?

A programmer (or coder)

200

What starts the Scratch program?

When Green Flag is Clicked

200

Which robot stays in place?

Dot

200

What is an algorithm?

A set of step-by-step instructions

200

What do 3 of the letters in STEM stand for?

S - science

T - technology

E - engineering

M - math

200

What do robots need in order to follow instructions? 

A program (code)

300

What animal is the Scratch mascot?

A cat

300

Which 2 apps did we use with Dash?

Blocky and Go

300

Why are loops better than writing the same command over and over?

It makes the code shorter, easier to read and change
300

Your robot goes too far in one section of the maze, what should you do? 

Adjust the distance settings

300

How many 90 degree turns does your robot need to make to drive a square?

400

What time of block would you use to do the same action 10 times?

A repeat (loop) block

400

Name 3 things Dash can do

Light up, move, sounds, detect obstacles, dance, etc.

400

Why do programmers break big problems into smaller ones?

They're easier to solve

400

You want your dash robot to move forward. What colour block should you use?

Blue

400

What is the main job of a robot?

To perform tasks or solve problems

500

Why are Scratch's blocks shaped differently?

So only blocks that work together can connect

500

What powers Dash?

Rechargeable battery

500

What is the first thing you should do after writing code?

Test it

500

Name 2 of the coding sections on scratch

motion, looks, sound, events, control, sensing, operators, variables

500

Name one real-world job that uses robots.

Engineer, surgeon, factory worker, scientist, warehouse worker, etc.

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