ACARA Digital Technologies Years 7–8 Word Scramble: Programming with Control Structures and Functions (JavaScript) (Modules 583–598)
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Word scramble
Unscramble the letters and write each key term on the line.
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AIGOLCL RO
______ joins two conditions. It is true when at least one is true, and false only when both are false. Example: day === 'Sat' OR day === 'Sun' is true on a weekend.
2
FI (EAG >= 01 && EAG <= 51)
A compound condition joins several tests in one if using && (and), the or operator and ! (not). Brackets set the order. Use it for range checks, like age between 10 and 15.
3
SEEL FI
In an ______ chain, only the first true branch runs and the rest are skipped. Separate if statements are each checked, so more than one can run.
4
FI (REOSC >= 05) { } SEEL { }
A visual if-else block becomes if/else code. The hexagon condition goes in brackets as a comparison, and the steps from each part of the block go inside curly braces.
5
OOCOLIL.NSG(E)
Inside a for loop, the counter i changes on every repeat, so using it in the loop body gives a different value each time, like 1, 2, 3. It only exists inside the loop.
Answer Key
ACARA Digital Technologies Years 7–8 · Modules 583–598
1AIGOLCL RO → logical OR — Logical OR joins two conditions. It is true when at least one is true, and false only when both are false. Example: day === 'Sat' OR day === 'Sun' is true on a weekend.
2FI (EAG >= 01 && EAG <= 51) → if (age >= 10 && age <= 15) — A compound condition joins several tests in one if using && (and), the or operator and ! (not). Brackets set the order. Use it for range checks, like age between 10 and 15.
3SEEL FI → else if — In an else if chain, only the first true branch runs and the rest are skipped. Separate if statements are each checked, so more than one can run.
4FI (REOSC >= 05) { } SEEL { } → if (score >= 50) { } else { } — A visual if-else block becomes if/else code. The hexagon condition goes in brackets as a comparison, and the steps from each part of the block go inside curly braces.
5OOCOLIL.NSG(E) → console.log(i) — Inside a for loop, the counter i changes on every repeat, so using it in the loop body gives a different value each time, like 1, 2, 3. It only exists inside the loop.