Green Flag and Event Blocks quiz for Grade 1 CS beginners.

📚 Quick Study Guide: Green Flag & Event Blocks

• 🚩 The Green Flag block is like a "START" button for your code! When you click it, everything connected to it begins.
• ⚙️ Event Blocks tell your computer when to do something. They wait for a specific "event" to happen.
• ⌨️ Examples of events include pressing a key, clicking a sprite, or when one thing touches another.
• ✅ These blocks help make your programs interactive and fun, responding to what the user does.
• 💡 Think of them as triggers that make your characters or objects move and change!

🧠 Practice Quiz: Green Flag & Event Blocks

1. Which block is usually clicked to make your code start running?

• 🛑 A. Stop Block
• ✅ B. Green Flag Block
• 🗣️ C. Say Block

2. What do Event Blocks tell your computer?

• 🎨 A. How to draw a picture.
• ⏰ B. When to do something.
• 🌈 C. What color to use.

3. If you want your character to move when you press the spacebar, what kind of block would you use?

• 🎶 A. Sound Block
• ⏳ B. Wait Block
• ⌨️ C. Event Block (like "when space key pressed")

4. What happens when you click the Green Flag?

• 🚫 A. The computer turns off.
• 🚀 B. All the code connected to it begins to run.
• 🎮 C. A new game starts automatically.

5. Which of these is an example of an "event" that an Event Block might wait for?

• ⚡ A. Your computer getting faster.
• 🖱️ B. The user clicking on a sprite.
• 🔊 C. The computer making a sound.

6. Why are Green Flag and Event Blocks important in coding?

• ✨ A. They make the code look prettier.
• 🌐 B. They help make programs interactive and responsive.
• 🗓️ C. They tell you the time of day.

7. If you want a character to say "Hello!" when it starts, which block would you connect to the Green Flag?

• ⏹️ A. Stop Block
• 💬 B. Say "Hello!" Block
• 🔁 C. Repeat Block