Mr. Gaillard's Kodable Quiz!

Question 1

By practicing coding, we are learning

Accepted Answer

computational thinking

Question 2

Tynker called loops

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repeat blocks

Question 3

When you code, you have to fix your mistakes.

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True

Question 4

Will my program work correctly if it is not in the right order?

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no

Question 5

Using loops enables you to

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code more efficiently

Question 6

Conditions let you choose between directions in Kodable.

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Yes

Question 7

Putting instructions in order is also called

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sequence

Question 8

Coding teaches you to

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All of the above.

Question 9

The colored squares in Kodable, represent

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conditions

Question 10

To fix your mistakes is to

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debug

Question 11

Something that repeats over and over again is called a

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loop

Question 12

The number of times a loop repeats is called a(n)

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iteration

Question 13

The looping tool in Kodable is called

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looper

Question 14

The steps to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is an example of

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an algorithm

Questions 14