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3.   What type of programming interface does Tinker Orbits use?
                         (i)   Text-based programming                     (ii)   Block-based programming

                        (iii)   Voice recognition                        (iv)   Command-line interface

                    4.   Which input device can be used to detect light levels?
                         (i)   Switch                                     (ii)   Buzzer

                        (iii)   LDR (Light Dependent Resistor)           (iv)   LED

                    5.   What happens when you press a switch connected to an LED in the Tinker Orbits Kit?
                         (i)   The LED turns off                          (ii)   The LED glows

                        (iii)   The circuit breaks                       (iv)   The buzzer sounds

                 B.  State whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
                    1.  The Tinker Orbits Kit is only used for making toys.

                    2.  A servo motor can only spin in one direction.

                    3.  An LDR can sense the amount of light around it.

                    4.  Block-based programming is more complex than text-based programming.

                    5.  The Brain Module can receive inputs from sensors.
                 C.  Fill in the blanks.

                                           infrared   block-based   diode   switch   Brain

                    1.  The                    Module is used to control various components in the Tinker Orbits Kit.
                    2.  An LED is a type of                  that emits light when electricity passes through it.

                    3.  A                    is a device that allows the user to open or close a circuit.
                    4.   Tinker  Orbits  uses                  programming,  allowing  users  to  connect  blocks like  puzzle
                        pieces.

                    5.  An IR sensor detects objects using                  light that is invisible to the human eye.


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                       Try It Yourself Activity                                                     Century   #Creativity
                                                                                                     Skills

                   Create a decorative light project for the coming festival that can show different pattern at certain
                   intervals.
                   1.   Mia is trying to  build  a  robot  that  turns  on  an  LED when  it detects  motion  using a  PIR  sensor.
                      After  connecting  everything,  she  finds  the  LED  doesn’t  light  up  when  motion  is  detected.  What
                      troubleshooting steps should Mia take to identify and fix the issue?
                   2.   Liam wants to create a system where a buzzer sounds when the soil is too dry. He connects a soil
                      moisture sensor and a buzzer to the Brain Module, but the buzzer never sounds. What could Liam
                      check in his setup to ensure that the buzzer activates correctly when the soil moisture is low?




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