Snake Game

1. Which Scratch event is commonly used to initiate the game

• When Sprite Clicked
• When Key Pressed
• When Green Flag Clicked
• When Clicked on snake

2. Which block is used to repeat a set of actions multiple times in Scratch?

• If-Else block
• Forever block
• Loop block
• Run block

3. Which action is used to move the snake's head in response to player input?

• When the snake touches the sides of the screen
• When the snake eats food
• When the green flag is clicked
• When the player wins the game

4. How can you simulate the snake eating food in Scratch?

• By having the snake grow bigger
• By changing the snake's color
• By changing the background
• By making the food sprite disappear

5. Which block can you use to move the snake's head left and right?

• Turn
• Glide
• Jump
• Point of direction

6. How can you end the game if the snake collides with its own body?

• By changing the background color
• By displaying a "Game Over" message
• By playing a victory sound
• By making the snake stop

7. What is the purpose of the "forever" loop in a Scratch snake game?

• To make the game run only once
• To create a delay between movements
• To repeat a set of actions continuously
• To play music

8. What type of block is used to create a new food item after the snake eats one?

• Goto at random X,Y position
• Make a duplicate block
• Create a new food
• Game ends immediately

9. How can you add a scoring system to the snake game in Scratch?

• By changing the background color
• By making the snake grow larger
• By moving the snake faster
• By counting the number of food items eaten

10. What happen in the game when the snake collides with the walls?

• the snake eats food
• Snake turn to right
• Snake turn to left
• game ends