😸 T3. Lesson 3: Adding Sounds

 In Scratch, which color are the blocks that control sound?

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

• Pink

How do the "Play Sound () until done" and "Start Sound ()" blocks differ in their behavior?

• "Play Sound () until done" plays the sound and pauses the script until it finishes, while "Start Sound ()" plays the sound and continues with the script immediately.

• "Play Sound () until done" plays the sound quietly, while "Start Sound ()" plays it loudly.

•  "Play Sound () until done" plays a sound only once, while "Start Sound ()" can play it repeatedly.

•  "Play Sound () until done" is used for background music, while "Start Sound ()" is used for sound effects.

 In Scratch, how can you access the Sound Library?

• By clicking the "Looks" tab.

• By clicking the "Motion" tab.

• By clicking the "Control" tab.

• By clicking the Sound icon at the bottom left of the Scratch interface.

How can you find a specific sound within the Scratch Sound Library?

• Only by browsing through all the sounds.

• By using the search box or selecting a specific category tab.

• By asking a friend for the sound name.

• There is no way to search for specific sounds.

After selecting a sound from the Scratch Sound Library, where will it be located?

• In the Motion tab.

•  In the Looks tab.

•  In the Sound tab of the current sprite.

• In the Control tab.

Which block allows you to record and play your own voice in Scratch?

• Play Sound

• Record Sound

• Start Sound

• Change Volume

What happens if you use the "Change Pitch by (10)" block?

• The sound will play at a higher pitch.

• The sound will play at a lower pitch.

• The sound will play faster.

• The sound will become quieter.

Which sound category is NOT found in Scratch?

• Effects

• Animals

• Human

• Alien Voices

Which block would you use to stop all sounds from playing?

• Pause Sound

• Stop All Sounds

• Delete Sound

• Mute Sound

Why is sound important in Scratch projects?

• It makes the project look colorful.

• It makes the project more interactive and fun.

• It slows down the Scratch program.

• It makes coding easier.