Scratch Game Development

In Scratch, where do you drag the coding blocks to CREATE lines of code?

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Which of the following is an example of a sprite?

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Which of the following blocks would you use if you wanted your code to start as soon as the game starts?

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Jimmy is coding a Pac-Man game in Scratch. He wants the player to be able to move the sprite with the arrow keys for as long as the game is running.

Which of the following blocks does he need to add to his existing code?

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Match the code block to its explanation, given this script of code blocks.

• the code runs as long as the game runs

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• the sprite will face the direction

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• if the player presses the key

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• when the game starts

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• the sprite will move a number of steps

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Jimmy is coding a Pac-Man game in Scratch. His game only has one sprite. He wants his sprite to look as if its mouth is opening and closing.

Which block would Jimmy need to do this?

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Jimmy wants to add a scoring mechanic to his game.

Which block category would he need to create a Score block?

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Jimmy is coding a Pac-Man game in Scratch. He wants to upload an image to use for the ghost sprite.

What would he select to add this image from his computer?

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Jimmy is coding a Pac-Man game in Scratch. He wants to upload an image to use for the maze.

What would he select to add this image from his computer?

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Jimmy is coding a Pac-Man game in Scratch. He wants his Pac-Man sprite to stop when it hits the wall.

Which block should go in the blank space after "if" to keep the sprite from passing through the wall?

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