Which Code Makes Your Web Robot Dance? 1st Grade Tech Quiz (Hard) 워크시트 • 무료 PDF 다운로드 정답 키 포함
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교육적 개요
This quiz assesses foundational computer science literacy by introducing first-grade students to the distinct roles of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Using high-interest analogies such as building a house or dressing a doll, the material employs scaffolding to help young learners conceptualize invisible back-end processes. It is ideal for an introductory technology unit or a STEAM-focused formative assessment to gauge student understanding of digital structures.
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- Differentiate between the structural purpose of HTML and the stylistic role of CSS in web development.
- Identify JavaScript as the primary technology for creating interactive behaviors and animations on a digital interface.
- Analyze common website metaphors to determine which coding language corresponds to specific digital functions.
All 10 Questions
- Imagine you see a red button on a website. If you want to change the text on the button to say 'FEED THE DOG,' which technology should you fix?A) CSS (Styling)B) HTML (Structure)C) A Computer MouseD) The Wi-Fi
- A website's colors and pretty pictures are controlled by ______, which is like picking an outfit for a doll.A) JavaScriptB) PencilsC) CSSD) Battery Power
- True or False: JavaScript is the part of the code that tells a website to make a 'BEEP' sound when you click a button.A) TrueB) False
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- If a website was a house, which part would be the 'JavaScript'?A) The wooden wallsB) The pink paintC) The doorbell that ringsD) The grass outside
- Look at these three! Who is the boss of making a link move across the screen like a flying bird?A) HTMLB) JavaScriptC) A PrinterD) Keyboard
- True or False: Using only HTML would make a website that looks like a plain black-and-white list with no colors.A) TrueB) False
- You want to build a digital zoo. You use HTML to add a Lion and a Tiger. What happens if you forget to use CSS?A) The animals will moveB) The animals will be invisibleC) The animals might be huge and messy on the pageD) The computer will turn off
- To change a square picture into a round circle, a coder would use ______.A) HTMLB) A HammerC) CSSD) JavaScript
- True or False: A website needs all three (HTML, CSS, and JS) working together to be a modern, fun app.A) TrueB) False
- Which of these is like the 'skeleton' or 'bones' of a webpage?A) HTMLB) CSSC) JavaScriptD) The Screen
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자주 묻는 질문
Yes, this Tech Quiz is a perfect no-prep resource for a substitute because the clear analogies allow students to grasp complex web concepts independently while the provided answer key ensures easy grading.
Most first graders will complete this Computer Science Quiz in approximately 15 to 20 minutes, making it an ideal choice for a technology lab warm-up or a quick check for understanding.
This Coding Quiz supports differentiated instruction by utilizing relatable everyday metaphors like houses and skeletons, which helps scaffold the abstract nature of web development for students with varying levels of technical exposure.
While designed as a hard-difficulty challenge for first grade, this Technology Quiz is also highly appropriate for second-grade students who are just beginning to explore computational thinking and basic web design.
You can use this Technology Quiz as an exit ticket following a lesson on digital tools to verify that students can distinguish between the structure, style, and logic components of a modern webpage.
