Makecode & Micro:bits

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Across
  1. 2. For a program to work on your microbit, you must ________ it from your Chrome Book to your microbit
  2. 4. A ________ sensor can only output two options, like yes or no.
  3. 8. Comparisons that offer only two choices 'yes or no' or 'on or off' are called ________ statements.
  4. 9. Information sent from a device to a program is called _______. An example could be lighting an LED light or making a buzzer buzz.
  5. 11. The little device we use in this class is called a __________.
  6. 14. To make an external LED turn on and off, you need to use the ______ _______ ____ block from the pin drawer.
  7. 15. The teacher of this class is _______ ____________.
  8. 17. A ________ is a value that you define.
  9. 20. A sensor that can output a range of data is called an ________ sensor.
  10. 23. Melodies, tones, and tempo are all block groups found in the _______ drawer.
  11. 24. Ms. _______ is the 7th grade AP.
  12. 25. The _______ blocks (found in the logic drawer) allow you to compare numbers.
  13. 27. In the basic drawer, the _____ ____ block is the one you use when you want to create your own icon.
  14. 30. If you want to use the light sensor on the microbit, you need to use the ____ ______ block found in the input drawer.
  15. 31. on Button A presssed and on Shake blocks are both found in the ______ drawer.
Down
  1. 1. To read the photoreceptor, you need to use the ________ _______ ___ from the Pin drawer.
  2. 3. Information coming in to a program, like light level is called an _____ because it is being put in to the code.
  3. 5. if and if-else blocks are examples of __________ statements.
  4. 6. In programming, a line of text is called a _______.
  5. 7. show leds, show icon, & show number are all blocks found in the ______ drawer.
  6. 10. To make your code run forever, you need to put your code in a _________ block.
  7. 12. To make your code run just once, then stop, you need to put your code in an __ ______ block.
  8. 13. All of the blocks that deal with the microbit pins are found in the _____ drawer.
  9. 16. The on Shake block will start the program when you ______ the microbit.
  10. 18. The 8th grade AP is Mrs. _________.
  11. 19. Ms. _______ is the 6th grade AP.
  12. 21. It is almost ______ time, which means you won't be hungry for too much longer.
  13. 22. If your microbit says 'maintenance' when you plug it into your Chrome Book, you need to download the latest ________ from the link in Google Classroom.
  14. 26. Right now, it is _______ period.
  15. 28. if and if-else blocks are found in the _____ drawer.
  16. 29. The ____ _______ block in the basic drawer will make the text scroll accross your microbit.