Scratch Coding Website Quiz

What is Scratch coding?

• A new type of food

• A method of removing a scratch from a surface

• A type of dance move

• A visual programming language and online community for creating interactive stories, games, and animations.

Why is Scratch coding popular among students?

• It is not popular among students

• It does not allow for creativity and experimentation

• It is difficult to use and not visually engaging

• It is user-friendly, visually engaging, and allows for creativity and experimentation.

What are the basic features of Scratch coding?

• No interface, only text-based coding, no sprite options

• Text-based coding, command line interface, limited sprites

• Drag-and-drop interface, visual programming, library of sprites and sounds

• Graphical user interface, written programming language, no sound library

How can you create a new project in Scratch?

• Ask a friend to share their project with you

• Click on the 'Create' button on the Scratch website

• Download the Scratch app and open a new project

• Search for project templates on the Scratch website

Explain the concept of 'blocks' in Scratch coding.

• Blocks in Scratch coding are the name of the characters in the coding environment.

• Blocks in Scratch coding are the visual code blocks that represent different commands or actions.

• Blocks in Scratch coding are the building materials used to create virtual structures.

• Blocks in Scratch coding are the currency used to purchase items in the game.

What are the different categories of blocks available in Scratch?

• Motion, Looks, Sound, Events, Control, Sensing, Operators, Variables, My Blocks

• Color, Shape, Size, Texture

• Up, Down, Left, Right

• Start, Stop, Pause, Resume

How can you share your project on the Scratch website?

• By printing out the code and sharing it in person

• By emailing the project to a friend

• By deleting the project from the editor

• By clicking on the 'Share' button in the project editor and following the prompts to publish it.

What are the benefits of sharing projects on the Scratch website?

• Loneliness, negativity, and stagnation

• Collaboration, feedback, and inspiration

• Competition, secrecy, and limitation

• Isolation, criticism, and discouragement

What are the privacy settings available when sharing a project on Scratch?

• Shared, Exclusive, and Restricted

• Public, Friends only, and Secret

• Public, Anyone with the link, and Private

• Open, Limited, and Confidential

How can you give feedback on a project shared on the Scratch website?

• Share the project on social media

• Leave a comment on the project page

• Send a private message to the project creator

• Write a letter to the Scratch website administrator