Module 6 Quiz

Test Your Debugging Knowledge!

This quiz covers everything from Module 6: growth mindset, the debugging detective steps, everyday debugging, and fixing Scratch projects. Pass with 6 out of 8!

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8 questions covering all Module 6 lessons
Passing score: 6 or more correct answers
Multiple attempts allowed -- learning is the goal!
Immediate feedback after submission with explanations
Answer all questions before submitting

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1 What is a "bug" in coding?

An insect that lives inside your computer
A mistake or error that makes something not work as expected
A special type of coding block
A feature that makes code run faster

2 Who found the first real computer "bug" (a moth stuck in a machine)?

Thomas Edison
Grace Hopper and her team
The Wright Brothers
Albert Einstein

3 What does having a "growth mindset" mean?

Believing you are already perfect and do not need to learn
Believing you can get better at anything through effort and practice
Believing mistakes mean you should give up
Believing only some people can learn to code

4 What is the FIRST thing you should do when debugging?

Change everything and hope it works
Delete all the code and start over
Figure out what you expected to happen vs. what actually happened
Ask someone else to fix it for you

5 Why should you only change one thing at a time when debugging?

Because the computer can only handle one change at a time
Because if you change two things, you will not know which one fixed the problem
Because Scratch does not allow more than one change
Because changing things is not allowed in coding

6 What is "rubber duck debugging"?

Using a rubber duck to press the keyboard keys
Explaining your problem out loud, step by step, to find what you missed
A special Scratch block shaped like a duck
Playing with toys instead of debugging

7 Your Scratch code does not run when you click the green flag. What is the most likely problem?

The green flag button is broken
The code is missing a "when green flag clicked" block at the top
Scratch needs to be reinstalled
The computer is too old to run Scratch

8 Which of these is NOT one of the three most common types of bugs?

A wrong step (incorrect information)
A missing step
Steps in the wrong order
The computer not liking your code

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