Scratch Coding and Internet Safety Flashcard

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When reading code, what does the following Scratch block do? "If on edge, bounce"

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The sprite will bounce back when it hits the edge

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Which of the following is an example of creating an interactive story in Scratch? A sprite that changes color randomly, A game where a cat chases a mouse, A story where characters talk to each other based on user input, A background that changes every 5 seconds

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A story where characters talk to each other based on user input

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What is the function of the "forever" loop in Scratch?

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To execute a block of code continuously until the program stops

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Which of the following is NOT a safe practice when using the internet? Keeping your software updated, Using public Wi-Fi for online banking, Being cautious about sharing personal information, Using two-factor authentication

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Using public Wi-Fi for online banking

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In Scratch, what does the "wait 1 second" block do?

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Stops the program for 1 second

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How can you ensure your Scratch project is interactive? Options: By adding multiple sprites, By using loops, By allowing user input to affect the story, By changing the background

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By allowing user input to affect the story

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What is the purpose of the "repeat" block in Scratch?

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To execute a block of code a specific number of times

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Which of the following is a good practice for internet safety?
Options:
Using the same password for all accounts,
Ignoring privacy settings on social media,
Regularly updating your passwords,
Sharing your location on social media

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Regularly updating your passwords

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In Scratch, what does the "broadcast" block do?

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Sends a message to all sprites

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What is the benefit of using loops in Scratch coding?

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They reduce the need to write repetitive code