1) Why do you use selection in programming a) To allow the program to flow in different directions b) To make sure the program runs in the correct order c) To make sure the program starts the same way for each user d) To perform the same action more than once 2) If someone wrote the answer 'a' what would the program display on the screen? a) apple b) False c) Correct answer: Try again. d) Try again. 3) Which word would make this program display 'That's correct'? a) no b) nope c) Correct answer: yes d) yes 4) Which actions will take place if the user answers correctly? a) Move 15 steps and change colour b) Move 15 steps and change size by 10 c) Correct answer: Move 15 steps and turn 360 degrees d) Move 15 steps and turn 360 degrees 5) Follow the algorithm. Which phrase will be included in the program for 'say' block 'A'? a) 6 b) Well done! c) no d) Wrong 6) Which user answers would make the program display 'Wrong'? a) 2 x 2 b) 4 c) 22 d) 12 7) A user of this program said, “I have used selection but when I enter the wrong answer, nothing happens.” Why did nothing happen? a) The condition answer is incorrect b) There is no forever loop in the program c) The selection command only controls one outcome d) The time it was displayed was too short 8) Which program will have an outcome every time key 'p' is pressed? a) b) c) 9) The program below is not working when key 'space' is pressed. Why not? a) It is missing a condition block b) It is missing a repetition block c) It is missing a selection block d) It is missing an event block 10) Every time I run the program, my sprite will face to the right. True or false? a) TRUE b) FALSE 11) Which programs contain an example of selection? a) b) c) d)

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