This is a high-level, block-based visual programming language and website that allows starting programmers to create their own interactive stories, games and animations.

Scratch is developed by what institute? (NO abbreviation)

This is where you find the coding blocks in the Scratch Interface.

This is where you drag and snap together code blocks to write a code.

This is where your sprite moves.

In this part of the Scratch Interface, is where you can select and see all of the sprites you added in your project.

This is where you can see and adjust your selected sprite's properties such as its name, x and y coordinates, visibility status, and etc.

What properties are included in the sprite header?

What are the dimensions of the stage?

What is the aspect ratio of the stage?

Any character or object in your stage.

This is the position of your sprite from left-to-right.

This is the position of your sprite from top-to-bottom

The stage has a dimension of 480x360 (4:3 aspect ratio)

These blocks are located at the TOP of your code and start a script when a particular event occurs.

These blocks are connected vertically and contain instructions that are usually executed from top to bottom.

These blocks take the shape of “C’s”. These blocks loop or run the blocks inside it while a specified condition is true.

These blocks provide information. They return a value when used, such as the position of a sprite or the result of a mathematical calculation.

Blocks that return either true or false.

They are found at the end of a script to signify its completion.

Cap blocks are required in order for a script to run.

These blocks are used to control a sprite's movement.

These are the blocks that allow you to edit the way your sprite looks.  It can also change costumes for your sprite and make your sprite say something.

These blocks enable you to control sounds. These blocks are used for adding and controlling the sounds of sprites or backdrops.

These blocks are used to define when a script is to be run.  Without these blocks, scripts can't run. These blocks can also trigger events using broadcast.

These blocks can be used to execute a set of commands when a condition is met (if-then statements). 

This blocks are used to repeat certain actions for n number of times or forever (repeat).

These blocks are used to wait or delay commands. (wait)

You can use these blocks create clones of a sprite and set properties of these clones.

These blocks can be used to detect different factors in a project.

These blocks are used to identify and measure how objects within a project are affected by or how they interact with other sprites or its environment

These blocks are used to write math equations and string handling.

A changeable value recorded in Scratch's memory.