Sprite Movement and Costume Control

This video tutorial guides viewers through programming a sprite to move and change costumes using keyboard inputs. It covers implementing forward movement with the W key, including a costume change for forward motion, and turning right with the D key without altering the costume. The tutorial also explains how to add left and backward movements using the A and S keys, respectively, by duplicating and modifying existing code blocks.

What key is used to move the sprite forward?

• A

• D

• S

• W

What happens to the sprite's costume when the 'W' key is not pressed?

• It switches to the thrust costume

• It disappears

• It changes color

• It switches to the regular costume

Which block is used to change the sprite's costume based on key press?

• Repeat

• If-Else

• If

• Forever

Which key is used to turn the sprite to the right?

• S

• W

• A

• D

What is the default degree of rotation when turning right?

• 15 degrees

• 20 degrees

• 10 degrees

• 5 degrees

What should be done if the turning speed is too fast?

• Increase the degree of rotation

• Decrease the degree of rotation

• Change the costume

• Use a different key

What is the purpose of the reset button in the sprite movement program?

• To change direction

• To change the costume

• To reset the sprite's position

• To increase speed

Which key is used to turn the sprite to the left?

• D

• W

• S

• A

How can you make the sprite move backward?

• Change the costume

• Use a positive step value

• Use a negative step value

• Press the 'W' key

What is a simple way to implement backward movement?

• Use a different costume

• Change the key

• Use a negative step value

• Increase the speed