In Luke’s school there is a toy robot. It is called Bee-Bot. Luke programs Bee-Bot to move round the classroom in a square. The square has sides that are each 10 metres long. Which one of these is Luke’s program for Bee-Bot?

Forward 10 - Turn Right - Back 10 - Turn Right - Forward 10 - Turn Right - Back 10

Forward 20 - Turn Right - Forward 20 - Turn Right - Forward 20- Turn Right - Forward 20

Forward 10 - Turn Left - Forward 10 - Turn Right - Forward 10 - Turn Left - Forward 10

Forward 10 - Turn Right - Forward 10 - Turn Right - Forward 10- Turn Right - Forward 10

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KS1 Computing Games, Toys and Robots Quiz

This KS1 Computing quiz looks at computer programs used for games and toys which can help your child learn as well as being a lot of fun! It is for year 1 and…

Written by Dr. Emma ClarkeReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 17 Mar 2026

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Topic: Games Toys And Robots

Questions: 10

Duration: 10 min

Difficulty: ★★ Medium

Focus: applying Games Toys And Robots with consistent method and answer precision.

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This KS1 Computing quiz looks at computer programs used for games and toys which can help your child learn as well as being a lot of fun! It is for year 1 and year 2 students and asks questions about parts of a robot such as wheels and motors. It will improve your child's knowledge of technology.

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