18 Questions
What block category allows you to program the sprite to produce sounds or words you can hear?
Sound
In Scratch, which block category is used to control the blocks within your scripts, including conditional statements and loops?
Control
Which block is used to change the color of a sprite in Scratch?
Looks blocks
What type of block is used to detect sprite motion and color using a video camera as a sensor?
Video Sensing
Which block category in Scratch is responsible for identifying what's happening at a given point and making sprites respond to user actions?
Sensing
Which block is used to make comparisons between values or perform arithmetic functions in Scratch?
Operators
What does the 'If on edge, bounce' block do?
Checks if the sprite is on the edge of the screen and stops it from moving forward
What is the purpose of the 'Go to x y' block?
Makes the sprite move to a specific x and y position on the stage
Which block in Scratch is used to glide a sprite along a specific path?
'Glide' block
What is the main function of the 'Looks' blocks in Scratch?
Control what you see: set color, size, and visibility of a sprite
Which block can be used to make a sprite give a word bubble with text for a specific duration?
'Say' block
What do the 'Hide/Show' blocks do in Scratch?
Make sprites disappear and reappear on stage
What is the purpose of the 'Move_10_steps' block?
To make the sprite move forward by a specified number of steps
How does a negative value affect the movement of a sprite in the 'Move_10_steps' block?
Moves the sprite to the left
What is the function of the 'Glide_secs' block?
To make the sprite glide to a specified position in a set amount of time
How does adjusting the seconds in the 'Glide_secs' block affect the sprite's movement?
It makes the sprite move slower
When is the 'Go to x y' block typically used?
To place the sprite at a specific position when the project starts
What is unique about the 'Go to x y' block compared to other movement blocks like 'Move_10_steps' and 'Glide_secs'?
It is used for initial positioning and not continuous movement
Test your knowledge on scripting actions with sprites in a programming environment. Practice doubling sprite size, changing color, adding effects, and incorporating sound blocks. Challenge yourself with sprite interactions like hiding a ball when touched.
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