Starter quiz
- What is an event in programming?
- an input that triggers a block of command ✓
- a party in a game
- a design plan
- a type of sprite
-
- What does the ‘duplicate’ command do in Scratch?
- deletes a sprite
- changes the pen size
- copies an exact part of a coding project ✓
- moves a sprite
-
- What is the purpose of the pen extension in Scratch?
- to move a sprite
- to add sound effects
- to change the background
- to draw lines ✓
-
- Put these steps in order to make a sprite move in different directions.
- 1⇔Select the event to trigger the first block of code.
- 2⇔Add the code to change the direction of the sprite.
- 3⇔Add the code to move the sprite.
- 4⇔Duplicate the code.
- 5⇔Change the trigger and direction for the new block of code.
- What is the purpose of a design plan in programming?
- to decorate a program
- to fix errors in code
- to guide the creation of new features ✓
- to duplicate code
-
- What is a bug in programming?
- an error in the coding of a program ✓
- a feature of a program
- a sprite in Scratch
- a type of software
-
Exit quiz
- Match the terms with their definitions.
- algorithm⇔a defined sequence of steps to solve a problem ✓
- sprite⇔a graphic object controlled by a program ✓
- error⇔a mistake in the program that prevents it from working correctly ✓
- test⇔running a program to find errors ✓
- debug⇔finding and fixing errors in a program ✓
- What is a design in programming?
- a random idea
- a plan for what you want your program to do ✓
- a block of code
- a sprite in Scratch
-
- Why is testing important in programming?
- to make the program look nice
- to delete unnecessary code
- to create new sprites
- to find and fix errors ✓
-
- What is the first step when creating a program?
- creating a design ✓
- writing the code
- testing the program
- debugging the program
-
- What is the result of not testing a program?
- The program will always work.
- Errors might not be found. ✓
- The program will look better.
- The program will run faster.
-
- What does debugging ensure?
- that the program looks nice
- that the program has no sprites
- that the program works as intended ✓
- that the program runs without a design
-
Worksheet
Loading worksheet ...
Presentation
Loading presentation ...
Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Programs can be created based on designs.
- A project can contain multiple sprites each with separate sequences of code blocks.
- An algorithm is a defined sequence that can be followed and represented in code.
Common misconception
Once the project has been programmed, it's finished.
It's important to test and debug to make sure the project works as intended. Look back at what was set as to what would make the project a success and consider how well the pogram carries out the task.
Keywords
Design - a plan for what you want your program to do
Test - to run a program, looking for any errors
+