Learn How to Work With Sounds in Scratch

Fred from getmecoding.com continues the Scratch tutorial series, focusing on sound manipulation. The video covers creating sound events, editing sounds, and adding new sounds from the Scratch library. It demonstrates how to make Scratch the cat meow and then change the sound to a dog bark, providing a fun and interactive way to learn coding with Scratch.

What is the first step to make Scratch play a sound when the Sprite is clicked?

• Add a new backdrop to the stage

• Drag out the 'when this Sprite is clicked' event

• Select the Sprite and choose a costume

• Change the color of the Sprite

How can you change the sound that plays when the Sprite is clicked?

• By changing the stage color

• By adding a new backdrop

• By selecting a different sound from the dropdown

• By changing the Sprite's costume

What must you do before reversing a sound in Scratch?

• Add a new sound from the library

• Change the Sprite's costume

• Select the entire waveform

• Record a new sound

What feature allows you to add new sounds to your Scratch project?

• Stage editor

• Backdrop selector

• Sound library

• Costume editor

How can you make Scratch, the cat, sound like a dog?

• By recording a new dog sound

• By changing the Sprite's costume to a dog

• By selecting 'dog2' from the sound options

• By adding a dog backdrop