Scratch Terminolgy
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- Q1What type of programming language is Scratch?C++PythonBlock-based programming languageJava30s
- Q2What is one of the main objectives of using Scratch?To teach basic programming conceptsTo build a houseTo cook a mealTo learn how to play a musical instrument30s
- Q3What is a sprite in Scratch?A type of vegetableA type of insectA type of beverageA character that can be programmed to move and interact with other sprites30s
- Q4What is a block in Scratch?A piece of code that can be snapped together to create a programA type of toyA type of animalA type of food30s
- Q5In Scratch, what is the stage?A musical performanceA type of vehicleThe background where sprites are placed and programmed to interact with each otherA type of plant30s
- Q6What is the purpose of the 'repeat' block in Scratch?To end the programTo switch between costumes on a spriteTo play a sound effectTo repeat a set of code a certain number of times30s
- Q7What is one advantage of using Scratch?It provides a visual and interactive way to learn coding conceptsIt's only for advanced programmersIt requires a lot of memorizationIt only works on Apple computers30s
- Q8What type of projects can be created using Scratch?Instructions for assembling furnitureRecipes for mealsTutorials for applying makeupAnimations, games, and interactive stories30s
- Q9What is one way to control the movement of a sprite in Scratch?By using the 'move' and 'turn' blocksBy clicking the mouse rapidlyBy speaking into the microphoneBy shaking the computer30s
- Q10What is the purpose of the 'if' block in Scratch?To play a sound effectTo switch between costumes on a spriteTo check if a certain condition is true and execute code based on thatTo end the program30s
- Q11What do you use blocks for in Scratch?To create codeTo listen to musicTo draw picturesTo play games30s
- Q12What is the purpose of the 'forever' block in Scratch?To end the programTo repeat code indefinitelyTo change the sprite's colorTo play a specific sound30s
- Q13What does the 'broadcast' block do in Scratch?Changes the sprite's costumeSends a message to trigger code in other spritesDeletes a spriteEnds the program30s
- Q14What does the 'wait' block do in Scratch?Deletes a spritePauses the program for a specified amount of timeMoves a sprite to a specific locationPlays a sound effect30s
- Q15What does the 'set score' block do in Scratch?Changes the sprite's colorPlays a sound effectMoves the sprite randomlyStores a numerical value in a variable30s