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Files, Input/Output Devices and Microbit

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Test knowledge on files, I/O, and micro:bit basics.

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Files, Input/Output Devices and Microbit
 

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Files, Input/Output Devices and MicrobitOnline version

Test knowledge on files, I/O, and micro:bit basics.

by Gabriel de Jesus Caicedo Solano - Teacher
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What is a file in computing?

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Which is stored data with a filename and extension?

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Which file type typically holds text data?

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Which file is usually the largest in size?

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What is an image file most commonly used for?

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Which file type is best for audio data?

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Which file would typically be animated video content?

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What is an input device?

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Which is an input device?

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What is an output device?

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Which device is commonly used for output?

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Which device can be both input and output?

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What is Micro:bit best described as?

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How do you input words on a micro:bit?

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Which data types can micro:bit input handle directly?

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How do you input numbers into micro:bit?

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What is the primary way micro:bit outputs data?

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Which micro:bit feature helps display figures visually?

19

Which is a common use of micro:bit in class?

20

Which statement is true about file sizes?

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