Module 7 Quiz

Test Your Design Thinking Skills!

This quiz is about the design process -- how to plan, build, test, and improve a project. You do not need to remember specific code blocks. This is all about thinking!

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8 questions about design thinking and the project process
Passing score: 6 or more correct answers
Try as many times as you want -- learning is the goal!
Read each question carefully and pick the best answer

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1 What are the three big questions you should ask before starting a project?

What, Where, When
Who, What, How
Start, Stop, Restart
Code, Test, Delete

2 What is a storyboard?

A type of Scratch block
A set of drawings that show what happens in your project, scene by scene
A game you play on a board
A list of all Scratch sprites

3 When building a project, what should you do after adding a few blocks?

Delete everything and start over
Add 50 more blocks before testing
Click the green flag and test to see if it works
Close Scratch and take a nap

4 Why is it important to have someone else try your project?

Because you are not allowed to test your own project
Because they might find confusing parts that you did not notice
Because only other people can click the green flag
Because your project will not save unless someone else sees it

5 What does "iteration" mean?

Deleting your project and giving up
Making something better by trying, testing, and improving
Copying someone else's project
A type of loop in Scratch

6 Which of these is an example of KIND and HELPFUL feedback?

"This is boring."
"I liked the story! Maybe the text could stay a little longer so I can finish reading it."
"Mine is way better than yours."
"It does not work."

7 What should you do BEFORE opening Scratch to build your project?

Memorize every Scratch block
Plan your project on paper -- draw a storyboard and list what you need
Watch 10 hours of coding videos
Nothing -- just start clicking blocks right away

8 Your project does not work perfectly the first time. What does this mean?

You are bad at coding and should stop
Your computer is broken
That is completely normal -- even professional programmers fix things many times
You need to delete everything and use a different computer

Make sure you have answered all questions!

Test Your Design Thinking Skills!

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