ICT

Question 1

Type of Block

Helps with processing math equations and string handling, light green in color, and has 18 blocks.

Answer 1

Operator Blocks

Question 2

(Operators)

These are green, sharp edged blocks. Tells if a certain condition is true or false.

Answer 2

Boolean Blocks

Question 3

Boolean Blocks (Operators)

Tells whether the value inputted in the first () is greater than the value inputted in the second ().

Answer 3

() > () Block

Greater than block

Question 4

Boolean Blocks (Operators)

Tells whether the values inputted in the ()s are truly equal.

Answer 4

() = () block

Question 5

Boolean Blocks (Operators)

Tells whether the value inputted in the first () is less than the value inputted in the second ().

Answer 5

() < () Block

Less than block

Question 6

Boolean Blocks (Operators)

Tells whether the two conditions in the two ()s are met.

Answer 6

() and () block

Question 7

Boolean Blocks (Operators)

Tells whether either the first or the second condition is met. It does not have to be both inputted conditions, just one of the 2.

Answer 7

() or () block

Question 8

Boolean Blocks (operators)

Tells if a condition is not met.

Answer 8

Not () block

Question 9

Green blocks with round edges, reports or returns values.

Answer 9

Reporter Block

Question 10

Reporter Blocks (Operators)

Adds the two values inputted then reports the sum.

Answer 10

() + () block

Question 11

Reporter blocks (Operators)

Subtracts the two inputted values then reports the difference.

Answer 11

() - () block

Question 12

Reporter Blocks (Operators)

Multiplies the two values and reports the product.

Answer 12

() * () block

Multiplication block

Question 13

Reporter blocks (Operators)

Divides the first value by the second then reports the quotient.

Answer 13

() / () block

Division block

Question 14

Reporter Blocks (Operators)

picks a random value based on the range inputted in the 2 ()s.

Answer 14

Pick random () to () block

Question 15

Reporter Blocks (Operators)

Joins (different from add) the two values.

Answer 15

Join () () block

Question 16

Reporter Blocks (Operators)

reports the specified character of the given text based on the value inputted in the second ()

Answer 16

Letter () of () block

Question 17

Reporter Blocks (Operators)

Short for modulo, it finds the remainder of the two values when divided.

Answer 17

() mod () block

Question 18

Reporter Blocks (Operators)

rounds off the inputted value to the nearest integer. It follows the standard rules of rounding; decimals that are .5 or higher are rounded up, whereas decimals less than .5 are rounded down.

Answer 18

Round () block

Question 19

Reporter Blocks (Operators)

Performs a specified option on a given number and reports the result. The function can be changed by using the drop-down menu.

Answer 19

[] of () block

Question 20

Type of Block

Allows you to create new blocks for a sprite.

Answer 20

MY BLOCKS

Question 21

Type of Block

Used to report a value and the value can either be a number or a string.

has 4 blocks

Answer 21

Variable Blocks

Question 22

Stack Blocks (Variables)

Sets the selected variable to the value inputted in the ().

Answer 22

Set [] to () block

Question 23

Stack Blocks (Variables)

changes the value of the variable by the variable inputted.

positive = add, negative = subtract

Answer 23

Change [] by () block

Question 24

Stack Blocks (Variables)

makes the readout of the variable appear on the stage.

Answer 24

Show variable [] block

Question 25

Stack Blocks (Variables)

makes the readout of the variable hide, meaning it won’t appear on the stage.

Answer 25

Hide variable [] block