FINAL EXAM in Scratch

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• Stage

• Sprite

• Block

• Script

It is the backdrop or background of a Scratch project. It serves as the environment in which the sprites operate and interact.

• Sprite

• Stage

• Block

• Script

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• Script

• Block

• Stage

• Sprite

It is a sequence of blocks that define the behavior or actions of a sprite. It is created by stacking blocks together to form a set of instructions.

• Sprite

• Stage

• Block

• Script

It is a trigger that starts or activates a script in Scratch. It can include keyboard inputs, mouse clicks, or specific conditions like when the green flag is clicked or when a sprite touches another sprite.

• Event

• Costume

• Sound

• Variable

It is a named value that can store and hold data in Scratch. It can be used to remember and manipulate information, such as counting scores or tracking the position of a sprite.

• Costume

• Sound

• Variable

• Loop

It refers to a specific appearance or image of a sprite. A sprite can have multiple of them, and switching between them can create animations or visual changes.

• Costume

• Sound

• Variable

• Stage

It is a communication mechanism in Scratch that allows sprites to send messages to each other. Sprites can listen for specific broadcast messages and respond accordingly, enabling interaction and coordination between different parts of a project.

• Loop

• Variable

• Conditional Statement

• Broadcast

Which block would you use to make a sprite move forward by 10 steps?

• Say

• When Green Flag Clicked

• Move 10 Steps

• Hide

What event can be used to start a script when the space key is pressed?

• When Green Flag Clicked

• When Sprite Clicked

• When Space Key Pressed

• When Flag Clicked