A quiz asks, keeps the answer in a box, and uses if else to reply.
A quiz has three jobs: it asks, it checks, and it replies.
An ask block shows a question and waits. Whatever is typed goes into a box called answer.
An if else block looks in the box and picks one path or the other, like a fork in the road. A say block shows the reply.
A quiz that says yes to everything checks nothing, so every answer needs a check.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
Yes!. The answer is Mars, so the if path runs.
Not quite.. Venus is not Mars, so else runs.
if else. If else looks in the box and picks a path.
No. A quiz waits for the answer first.
It never checked the answer. A quiz needs an if else to check.
Pretend to be a quiz. Ask a grown-up a question you know, like what colour is the sky? Listen to the answer. Then say: if the answer is blue, say yes. Else, say try again. Then swap roles, and let them be the quiz.
Do the Mission: pretend to be a quiz. Ask a question you know, listen to the answer, then say: if the answer is blue, say yes, else say try again. Then swap roles.
