
Revision Scratch
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Computers
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6th - 7th Grade
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Easy
Louise Lockwood
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14 Slides • 16 Questions
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Revision Scratch
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Scratch
Scratch uses pieces of code known as a “script” to affect a character
The characters are known as a "sprite"
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Multiple Choice
What is a character in Scratch called?
Bat
Cat
Sprite
Crab
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Multiple Choice
What is the default Sprite when you open Scratch?
Cat
Dog
Bat
Crab
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Multiple Choice
Which group of blocks include the When Flag Clicked command?
Motion
Looks
Sound
Events
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Sequence
Sequence is doing tasks in order one after the another
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Selection
Selection is adding different options in to the code, adding a decision
When something happens do this, otherwise do something else
An IF and ELSE
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Looping (iteration)
Scratch uses 2 ways to make something loop
REPEAT - to make it loop a certain number of times
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Looping (iteration)
Scratch uses 2 ways to make something loop
FOREVER - to make it loop continually
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Multiple Choice
What does this block do?
Repeat the code forever
Repeat the code 2 times
Repeat the code until touching the sprite
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What programming concept means following steps in order?
Iteration
Sequence
Selection
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Multiple Choice
Which of the words below describe selection?
Order
Steps
Loop
Decision
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Multiple Choice
what are the two axis in scratch
x and y
n and t
j and w
k and l
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Multiple Choice
Where would the sprite be located if the co-ordinates were 0,0?
Top left corner
In the centre
Top right corner
Bottom left corner
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Multiple Choice
Where would the sprite be located if the co-ordinates were -240,-180?
Centre
Top right corner
Bottom right corner
Bottom left corner
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Variables
A “variable” is a changeable value
These can be used for: counting, scores, time limits
In order to use a variable you first need to create it and name it
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Broadcasts
A broadcast message is a message that is sent out to all objects in the project
This message can notify them that something has happened and they need to act
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Costumes & Backdrops
Sprites can have different “costumes” -- different visuals, just like how an actor in a play can wear different outfits
We can also change the backdrop to create a new scene
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Multiple Choice
Variables are used to hold data that cannot change.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
To send a message to all the sprites present on the stage we use which block?
Broadcast
Send all
SMS
Say
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Multiple Choice
WHAT IS THE OUTPUT OF THE PROGRAM?
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Multiple Choice
What is the output of the program?
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Poll
How confident do you feel using Scratch?
Super confident, I know loads of stuff
Pretty good I can do lots of things on my own
I'm ok, but sometimes need a bit of help
No idea what I'm doing
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