1.5 Getting Started in Scratch

1.5 Getting Started in Scratch

visual programming language

a programming language that lets users drag and drop icons into organized blocks of code to create programs rather than typing text.

sprite

an object in Scratch that performs functions through scripting.

stage

he background of a project in Scratch which can have scripts, backdrops, sound, etc.

costume

the appearance of a sprite

motion blocks

medium-blue colored blocks used to control a sprite's movement in Scratch

reporter blocks

a block in Scratch with round edges that contains a value (numbers, sentences, etc.) and can be used inside other blocks

looks blocks

purple-colored blocks of code in Scratch that are used to control a sprite's appearance

sensing blocks

light-blue colored Boolean blocks that are used to detect different factors of a project such as touching

operator blocks

light-green colored blocks of code used to handle strings and math equations in Scratch

Multiple Choice

light-green colored blocks of code used to handle strings and math equations in Scratch

• sensing blocks

• operator blocks

• looks blocks

• reporter blocks

• motion blocks

Multiple Choice

medium-blue colored blocks used to control a sprite's movement in Scratch

• sensing blocks

• operator blocks

• looks blocks

• reporter blocks

• motion blocks

Multiple Choice

purple-colored blocks of code in Scratch that are used to control a sprite's appearance

• sensing blocks

• operator blocks

• looks blocks

• reporter blocks

• motion blocks

Multiple Choice

a block in Scratch with round edges that contains a value (numbers, sentences, etc.) and can be used inside other blocks

• sensing blocks

• operator blocks

• looks blocks

• reporter blocks

• motion blocks

Multiple Choice

the appearance of a sprite

• costume

• stage

• sprite

Multiple Choice

an object in Scratch that performs functions through scripting

• costume

• stage

• sprite