What is Scratch 3 used for?

• Building furniture

• Writing essays and reports

• Creating interactive stories, games, and animations

• Cooking recipes

How can you create sprites in Scratch 3?

• By recording a video and converting it into a sprite

• By choosing from the library of sprites or importing your own images.

• By writing code from scratch

• By downloading from the internet

Which blocks are commonly used in Scratch 3?

• motion, looks, sound, events, control, sensing, operators, and variables

• letters, numbers, symbols

• colors, shapes, sizes

• animals, plants, minerals

How can you animate sprites in Scratch 3?

• By using the 'move' block

• By using the 'say' block

• By using the 'change costume' block or the 'next costume' block

• By using the 'pen down' block

What is the process of adding sound in Scratch 3?

• Using the 'Motion' blocks in the 'Motion' category

• Using the 'Pen' blocks in the 'Pen' category

• Using the 'Sound' blocks in the 'Sound' category

• Using the 'Color' blocks in the 'Color' category

What type of games can you create in Scratch 3?

• Only racing games

• Only cooking games

• Only puzzle games

• Various types of games

What is the purpose of using costumes in Scratch 3?

• To add new functionalities to the program

• To improve the sound quality of the project

• To make the coding process faster

• To change the appearance of a sprite or create animations

How can you make a sprite move in Scratch 3?

• By using the 'Motion' blocks and specifying the direction and distance for the movement.

• By using the 'Looks' blocks

• By changing the background color

• By clicking on the sprite

What are the different event blocks in Scratch 3?

• When Start Button Clicked, When Mouse Hovered, When Music Played

• When Sprite Clicked, When Space Key Pressed, When Key Pressed, When Sprite Clicked, When Backdrop Switches, When I Receive Message, When Stage Is Clicked

• When Mouse Clicked, When Key Pressed, When Sound Played

• When Flag Clicked, When Sprite Touched, When Background Changes

How can you share your projects in Scratch 3?

• By sending an email to Scratch support

• By printing out the code and sharing it in person

• By posting it on a social media platform

• By clicking on the 'Share' button in the Scratch 3 project editor.