8 Game Show

Use these questions during Game Show time. You can ask any/all the questions in each day’s section.

8.1 Monday

• How do you move your pointer?

  • By moving the mouse.

• What is the objective of the game?

  • To collect 2000 points.

• How do you get points?

  • By clicking on the items.

• What backgrounds can you choose?

  • A fantasy world or a sky with clouds.

• Name 2 collectibles sprite options.

  • A coin, a mushroon, or a fruit (orange).

8.2 Tuesday

• How much is each collectible worth?

  • 100 points.

• Name 3 phrases that show up when you click on a collectible.

  • Awesome! Great! Fantastic! Good Job! You got it! Keep it up!

• How can you make a collectible move faster?

  • By wrapping it in parentheses and adding a number next to it.

• How many levels does the game have?

  • The game has 3 levels.

• What does the question mark image do in your game?

  • It chooses a random sprite and uses it in your game.

8.3 Wednesday

• Name 3 avoidable sprite options.

  • A human, a goblin, a zombie, or a meteor.

• Name 2 phrases that show up when you click on an avoidable.

  • Oops! Try again! Oh no! Avoid those! Better luck next time!

• Can you have the same sprite be a cursor, a collectible item, and an avoidable item?

  • YES!

• What is the lang line needed for today’s code?

  • Could be: clicker-cartoon-collect, clicker-cartoon-avoid, or clicker-cartoon-special.

• Input is a way for a human to give information to a computer, what devices do we use for this?

  • Mouse/touchpad, keyboard, microphone, etc.

8.4 Thursday

• How can you color a sprite?

  • By wrapping it in parentheses and adding a color next to it.

• Name the 3 special powers.

  • Ice power, turple power, and light power.

• What does each power do?

  • The ice power freezes all the items, the turple power slows down all the items, and the light power gets rid of the darkness.

• What is the visual diffence between a parentheses and a bracket?

  • A parentheses is round and the bracket has straight edges.

• Output is a way for a computer to give a human information, what devices do we use for this?

  • Monitor/projector, speakers/headphones, printer, etc.