Scratch - Advance

Which rotation style leaves the sprite unchanged even as its direction changes?

• all around

• Left right

• Dont rotate

Which rotation style makes the sprite only face to the left and right even as its direction changes?

• all-around

• left-right

• dont rotate

Which category is the [point towards] block in?

• The Purple Looks Category

• The Dark Blue Motion Category

• The Brown Events Category

• The yellow Control category

Which category is the [if on edge, bounce] block in?

• The purple Looks Category

• The Brown Events Category

• The Dark Blue Motion Category

• The Yellow Control Category

If the ball's direction is 135, what is its direction after the [point in direction 180 - direction] block run?

• 135

• -135

• 45

• -45

If the ball's direction is -45, what is its direction after the [point in direction 180 - direction] block is run?

• 225

• 135

• -45

• -135

What is the difference between the [when Green Flag clicked] and [when I start as a clone] blocks are run?

• There is no difference.

• The original sprite and clones both run the script under [when Green Flag clicked] but only clones run the script under [when I start as a clone].

• The original sprite and clones both run the script under [when I start as a clone] but only clones run the script under [when Green Flag clicked].

• The original sprite runs the script under [when Green Flag clicked] but only clones run the script under [when I start as a clone].

The [create clone of myself] block is inside a [repeat 7] block. That [repeat 7] block is inside a [repeat 4] block. How many clones are created?

• 11

• 4

• 5

• 28

What category is the [delete this clone] block in?

• The Brown Events Category

• The Yellow Control Category

• The Dark Blue Motion Category

• The purple Looks Category

How can the program's code blocks stop the program the way clicking on the Red Stop Sign button stops the program?

• By running the [hide] block

• By running the [Stop All] block

• By running the [Delete this Clone] block

• It is not possible for a code block to stop the program.