Question 1
What is a Micro:bit?
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A small programmable microcontroller board
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A spreadsheet program
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A web browser
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A database server
Question 2
How many LEDs are on the Micro:bit display?
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25
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16
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36
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64
Question 3
Which is an input on a Micro:bit?
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Button A
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LED display
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Radio transmission
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Display icon
Question 4
Which is an output on a Micro:bit?
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LED display
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Button A
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Button B
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Accelerometer
Question 5
What does the accelerometer detect?
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Movement and tilt
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Light colour
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Battery level
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Storage space
Question 6
What is a variable used for?
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Storing data
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Creating pins
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Deleting blocks
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Powering sensors
Question 7
What is an IF statement used for?
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Making a decision in code
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Repeating code forever
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Storing sensor data
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Creating a new variable
Question 8
When does ELSE run?
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When the IF condition is false
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When the IF condition is true
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Before the IF condition
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Only at start-up
Question 9
What does a WHILE loop do?
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Repeats while a condition is true
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Repeats a set number of times
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Runs only once
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Runs after power off
Question 10
What does a FOR loop do?
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Repeats a set number of times
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Repeats while a condition is true
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Runs only once
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Runs only on tilt
Question 11
What does a FOREVER loop do?
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Repeats continuously
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Repeats exactly ten times
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Runs once then stops
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Runs only when button A is pressed
Question 12
What is a function?
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A reusable section of code
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A built-in sensor
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A hardware pin
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A screen icon
Question 13
When does event-driven code run?
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When a specific event happens
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Only when powered by USB
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Only after every loop
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Only when all variables are zero
Question 14
What is Micro:bit radio used for?
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Sending messages between Micro:bits
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Increasing processor speed
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Saving programs permanently
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Charging the battery
Question 15
What are pins used for?
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Connecting external components
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Sorting variables
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Renaming functions
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Opening project files
Question 16
What is debugging?
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Finding and fixing program errors
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Deleting old code
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Adding random delays
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Renaming variables only
Question 17
Which are Boolean values?
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True and False
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Yes and No
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On and Off
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1 and 2
Question 18
In IPO, what comes after input?
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Processing
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Output
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Testing
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Storage
Question 19
What does a temperature sensor provide?
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Input data
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Output data
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Stored data
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Encrypted data
Question 20
How should an algorithm be written?
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As clear, ordered instructions
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As random, unordered commands
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As the longest code possible
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As one unbroken line
Question 21
Which event can trigger Micro:bit code?
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Button A pressed
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Battery fully charged
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Project file saved
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USB cable removed
Question 22
What does testing a program help you find?
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Logic errors
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New hardware pins
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Extra battery life
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Faster internet