Intermediate Coding with Micro:bit

Lesson 1: Introducing, micro:bit

7 Activities | 1 Quiz

Getting Started: Flashing Your Micro:bit

Demo 01.01: First Signs of Life

Activity 01.01: Displaying Text

Activity 01.02: Ready, setLED(), Code!

Activity 01.03: clear() your Mind, use sleep()

Demo 01.02: An Animation

Activity 01.04: Robotic Animation

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 1

Lesson 2: Inputs and Outputs

5 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 02.01: Button Presses

Activity 02.01: Press A to print()

Activity 02.02: B Illuminated

Activity 02.03: Push to say() Something

Activity 02.04: I Can Hear You!

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 2

Lesson 3: More Inputs

7 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 03.01: What’s The Temp?

Activity 03.01: Digital Thermometer

Activity 03.02: Okay Micro, What’s the Temp?

Demo 03.02: Never Eat Soggy Weetbix

Activity 03.03: Which Way Home?

Demo 03.03: Accelerometer

Activity 03.04: Gravity Detector

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 3

Lesson 4: if, elif, else

4 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 04.01: Voice Assistant

Activity 04.01: Fixing Reggie

Activity 04.02: Upgrading Reggie

Activity 04.03: Your Own Assistant

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 4

Lesson 5: While Loops

7 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 05.01: Button Press Checker

Activity 05.01: Fixing A Button Checker

Activity 05.02: Polling a Sensor

Demo 05.02: Reaction Speed Battle

Lesson 5 Worksheet: Input > Process > Output

Activity 05.03: Fix the Reaction Battle

Activity 05.04: Replacing Label and Goto

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 5

Lesson 6: Comparison Operators

7 Activities | 1 Quiz

Demo 06.01: Fall Detector

Activity 06.01: Fixing a Fall Detector

Activity 06.02: X Tilt Checker

Activity 06.03: Y Tilt Checker

Demo 06.02: A or B

Activity 06.04: Don’t Hurt Micro

Lesson 6 Worksheet: Input > Process > Output

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 6

Lesson 7: Solving Problems Part 1

3 Activities

Demo 07.01: Bike Indicator

Demo 07.02: Reaction Battle Game

Activity 07.01: Your Solution

Lesson 8: Solving Problems Part 2

Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 4

Intermediate Coding with Micro:bit Lesson 4: if, elif, else Intermediate Coding with micro:bit – Quiz 4

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question
Which is NOT a Boolean value?
- True
- False
- O.K.
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2. Question
Match the following with their stage in the Input, Process, Output diagram (IPO) for baking a cake.
Sort elements
- Ingredients (eggs, flour, milk, sugar)
- Mix the ingredients, bake for 20min
- A cake
- Input
- Process
- Output
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3. Question
What would the output be if the user said “I’d like the weather, thanks.”?
- Say "The temperature is ___ degrees celsius."
- Say "Your bearing is ___ degrees from north."
- Say “What did one toilet say to the other?”
- Say "Sorry, that was not an option."
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4. Question
What is the name of the variable that contains what the user said, as a string?
- print
- choice
- listen
- variable
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5. Question
Correctly order these lines of code.
- say("I am glad you are happy!")
- say("Sorry, I didn't quite get you?")
- elif "happy" in choice":
- if "age" in choice:
- else:
- say("I am 12 years old.")
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