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An event block used in a sprite cannot be assigned to a different sprite
An event block used in a sprite cannot be assigned to a different sprite
False (B)
The speed of a sprite's movement cannot be adjusted
The speed of a sprite's movement cannot be adjusted
False (B)
The wait block enables two code blocks to run at different times
The wait block enables two code blocks to run at different times
True (A)
A variable is an element with no fixed value
A variable is an element with no fixed value
The "Forever" block has no break condition or statement
The "Forever" block has no break condition or statement
Flashcards
Event block assignment
Event block assignment
An event block can indeed be assigned to a different sprite to trigger its execution based on specific events.
Sprite speed adjustment
Sprite speed adjustment
The speed of a sprite's movement can be readily adjusted, making it faster or slower as needed.
What is the purpose of the 'wait' block?
What is the purpose of the 'wait' block?
The wait block pauses the execution of code for a specified amount of time before continuing to the next block.
Variable definition
Variable definition
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Does the 'Forever' block have a break condition?
Does the 'Forever' block have a break condition?
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Study Notes
- An event block used in a sprite cannot be assigned to a different sprite (F)
- The speed of a sprite’s movement cannot be adjusted (F)
- The wait block enables two code blocks to run at different times (T)
- A variable is an element with no fixed value (F)
- The "Forever" block has no break condition or statement (T)
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