Understanding Scratch Features and Benefits

This video is part of a mini-series called 'Scratch Basics' aimed at beginners. It covers how to create and customize a Scratch account, navigate the Scratch website, explore projects, and use the Scratch Wiki. The video also explains the benefits and requirements of becoming a Scratcher. Viewers are encouraged to engage with the series by liking, commenting, and subscribing.

What is the main goal of the Scratch Basics series?

• To introduce the basics of Scratch to beginners

• To teach advanced Scratch programming

• To discuss the history of Scratch

• To provide a platform for sharing Scratch projects

What is the first step to start using Scratch?

• Join a Scratch community

• Visit the Scratch website

• Create a Scratch account

• Download the Scratch app

Why is it recommended to create a Scratch account?

• To join Scratch forums

• To access premium features

• To download Scratch tutorials

• To save projects on the website

How can you change your user icon on Scratch?

• By uploading a new image in account settings

• By clicking on the Scratch logo

• By hovering over the icon and selecting 'Change'

• By sending a request to Scratch support

What does the 'Explore' button on the Scratch website do?

• It allows you to create a new project

• It shows top games shared by users

• It provides access to Scratch tutorials

• It opens the Scratch community forum

What can you find in the 'My Stuff' tab?

• Scratch news and updates

• All your projects and their status

• Your account settings

• A list of Scratch tutorials

What is the purpose of the 'Trash' section in 'My Stuff'?

• To store favorite projects

• To keep deleted projects

• To save unfinished projects

• To archive old messages

What is one benefit of becoming a Scratcher?

• Free Scratch merchandise

• Priority support from Scratch team

• Ability to use cloud variables

• Access to premium Scratch themes

Which of the following is a requirement to become a Scratcher?

• Attend a Scratch workshop

• Complete a Scratch tutorial

• Purchase a Scratch membership

• Have a verified email address

How long do you typically need to be active on Scratch to become a Scratcher?

• One day

• One week

• Three months

• Two weeks to one month