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Computing quiz for grade 6: Loops and conditions in Scratch This quiz helps revise “Loops and conditions in Scratch” in Computing for grade 6. It has 25 questions in five categories: Repetition, What will it do?, Scratch, Algorithms, People and languages. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Repetition 100 What do we call a structure that runs the same commands several times over?
200 How many times do the commands inside a "repeat 5" block run?
300 What are the commands…
In the game400 What do we call…
In the game500 What is one run…
In the gameWhat will it do? 100 How many times will the sprite say "Meow!"?
200 By how much will the sprite's x change after this script?
300 The sprite leaves a…
In the game400 And what shape will…
In the game500 How many times will…
In the gameScratch 100 What are the characters and objects you program in Scratch called?
200 What is the area where the sprites move about in Scratch called?
300 Which Scratch block repeats…
In the game400 What are the different…
In the game500 Which American…
In the gameAlgorithms 100 What is an exact sequence of steps that solves a problem called?
200 What kind of algorithm just runs its commands one after another, with no conditions or repeats?
300 What kind of algorithm…
In the game400 What kind of algorithm…
In the game500 What is finding and…
In the gamePeople and languages 100 Which popular programming language shares its name with a large snake?
200 What do programmers call a mistake in a program, as if it were an insect?
300 Which English mathematician, the…
In the game400 In which programming language…
In the game500 Whose team found a…
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