Programming Game in Scratch

What is a statement?

• When Scratch sprite touches something

• Instructions telling the program to do something

• Shouting something

• iteration

Why do we use loops?

• So we do not have to start a program again

• To start a program

• Shoutout something again and again

• To make the scratch sprite run in circle

Observe the scripts and choose the most appropriate answer.

• When it starts as a clone, it will continue to process internal scripts like, if sprite1 is touched, it will give a score, it will give Squish Pop sound output until finished, wait 1 sec and delete this clone.

• When it starts as a clone, it will continue to process internal scripts like, if sprite2 is touched, it will give a score, it will give Squish Pop sound output until finished and wait 0.05 secs.

• When it starts as a clone, it will continue to process internal scripts like, if Star is touched, it will give a score, it will give Squish Pop sound output until finished, wait 0.05 secs and delete this clone.

• When it starts as a clone, it will continue to process internal scripts like, if sprite2 is touched, it will give a score, it will give Squish Pop sound output until finished, wait 0.05 secs and delete this clone.

What is a condition?

• When the Scratch sprite touch something

• Tests whether something is true or false

• Instructions telling the program what to do

• To make the scratch sprite run in circle

Which of these codes is a condition?

• When Green Flag is clicked

• Forever loop

• move 10 steps

• if key pick random 0 to 1 = 1 then

What is a loop?

• Allows something to be repeated

• Ending the program

• Programs running

• Starting a program

A __________ coordinate sets how far up or down the screen a point is.

• Y

• Z

• X

• Sprite

A completed program in Scratch.

• Sprite

• Volume

• Project

• Blocks