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4.  In programming, what is a variable?

                           (i)  A constant value

                           (ii)  A special storage box for information

                          (iii)  A part of the micro:bit

                          (iv)  A type of LED

                      5.  What sensor does the micro:bit use to detect motion?

                           (i)  Light sensor                            (ii)  Temperature sensor

                          (iii)  Accelerometer                          (iv)  Sound sensor

                  B. Fill in the blanks.

                      1.   The micro:bit has a                        grid, containing 25 LEDs.

                      2.  A                     is used in programming to store information that can change
                           during program execution.

                      3.  The Microsoft MakeCode platform allows                                  programming for
                           the micro:bit.

                      4.   The micro:bit’s                       measures motion and direction.

                      5.  The LED display on the micro:bit can be used both as an output device and as
                           a                   .

                  C. State whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).

                      1.  The micro:bit can only be programmed using text-based coding.

                      2.  The  micro:bit was  developed  to  inspire  children  to  become
                           future digital innovators.

                      3.  Pressing button, A on the micro:bit can increase the count in a
                           simple counter program.

                      4.   The micro:bit does not have any sensors to detect sound.

                      5.  The  accelerometer  in  the  micro:bit  can  detect  motion  in  three
                           axes: X, Y, and Z.
















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