Scratch Motion and Control Blocks

What are motion blocks used for in Scratch?

• To control the movement of sprites or objects on the stage.

• To play sound effects in Scratch.

• To change the background color of the stage.

• To create new sprites in Scratch.

How can you create motion in Scratch?

• By using stop, pause, and freeze blocks.

• By using jump, spin, and flip blocks.

• By using move, glide, and turn blocks.

• By using grow, shrink, and stretch blocks.

What is the purpose of control blocks in Scratch?

• Control the a program

• To change the color of the sprites

• Change how a sprite looks.

• To add sound effects to the project

What is the examples of motion blocks in Scratch?

• Change costume to next

• Play sound until done

• Move 10 steps

• Set size to 100%

How do you use the 'move' block in Scratch?

• To change the color of the sprite

• To move the sprite a number of steps

• To add sound effects to the project

• To create a background for the project

What is the function of the 'glide' block in Scratch?

• To make a sprite jump in the air.

• To change the color of a sprite.

• To play a sound effect for a sprite.

• To move a sprite from one position on the stage to another

Which block in Scratch is used to turn a sprite?

• Change costume to next

• Play sound until done

• Set size to 100%

• Turn Right or Turn Left

What is the purpose of the 'wait' block in Scratch?

• To stop the program

• To change the color of the sprite

• To repeat a multiple times

• To pause a specified amount of time.

How can you make a sprite repeat a set of actions using control blocks in Scratch?

• Use 'repeat' or 'forever'.

• By using the “change costume to next” block

• By using the “play sound until done” block

• Use a 'wait' block

How do you use the 'forever' block in Scratch?

• To change the color of the sprite

• To add sound effects to the project

• To create a background for the project

• To make a sprite do the same set of actions over and over again