Game Design - 2D Maze Quiz
Place a check mark next to the appropriate answer.
- 1.What causes the action in your game, and in all games made with GameMaker?
- A.
Sprites
- B.
Events
- C.
Objects
- D.
Variables
- 2.What is the difference between a sprite and an object?
- A.
An object can be animated, but a sprite cannot.
- B.
A sprite is an image, while an object has behavior.
- C.
A sprite can have an event, but an object cannot.
- D.
A sprite can be created with an alarm.
- 3.Which event do you use to check if an object has encountered another object?
- A.
Alarm
- B.
Step
- C.
Collision
- D.
Keyboard
- 4.An object's position on the screen is identified by its - .
- A.
X,y coordinate
- B.
Angle
- C.
Parent
- D.
Background
- 5.If you want an object to be seen in the game, which property would you select?
- A.
Opaque
- B.
Visible
- C.
Precise collision checking
- D.
0,0 origin
- 6.To create the size (demensions) of the room in a game, you input its:
- A.
Perimeter
- B.
Height and width
- C.
Shape
- D.
Background size
- 7.The angle of movement for an object in your game can be between:
- A.
0 and 60 degrees
- B.
0 and 90 degrees
- C.
90 and 180 degrees
- D.
0 and 360 degrees
- 8.Why would you want to create a variable in your game?
- A.
If you want to have a message appear
- B.
If you want to store information to use later in the game
- C.
If you want to have a top ten list
- D.
If you want an object to jump to a specific location in your game
- 9.
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What does this icon refer to?- A.
Sprite
- B.
Object
- C.
Event
- D.
Game Over
- 10.When you create an alarm action, you are:
- A.
Counting down to make an alarm event happen
- B.
Triggering an immediate action
- C.
Creating an instance
- D.
Keeping track of time in your game
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