Scratch 3.0 Basics Quiz

What is a sprite in Scratch 3.0?

• A small elf-like creature

• A character or object that can perform actions and interact with other sprites.

• A musical instrument

• A type of soft drink

How can you change the backdrop in Scratch 3.0?

• By clicking on the 'Backdrops' tab and selecting a new backdrop from the library.

• By clapping your hands

• By shaking the computer screen

• By singing a song

Which coding block is used to make a sprite move in a specific direction?

• stop

• move

• spin

• jump

What is the purpose of using scripts in Scratch 3.0?

• To make the sprites look pretty

• To play music in the background

• To change the color of the background

• To control the behavior of sprites and the flow of the program.

How can you make a sprite move in a zigzag pattern in Scratch 3.0?

• Use the 'move' block and change direction at specific intervals

• Use the 'jump' block and change direction randomly

• Use the 'glide' block and change direction at specific intervals

• Use the 'spin' block and change direction when the sprite reaches the edge of the screen

What event triggers a sprite to change its costume in Scratch 3.0?

• When red flag clicked

• When backdrop switches to

• When space key pressed

• When green flag clicked

How can you add sound to a sprite in Scratch 3.0?

• By clicking on the sprite and selecting 'Add Sound'

• By typing the sound name in the code

• By shaking the sprite to activate sound

• By dragging a sound onto the sprite in the 'Sounds' tab.

What is the difference between sound and music in Scratch 3.0?

• Sound is used for animation, while music is used for games

• Sound and music are the same thing

• Sound is visual, while music is auditory

• Sound refers to individual audio clips or effects, while music refers to a sequence of sounds played together.