Scratch Basics

Hey there! Can you tell me who Sprites are in Scratch?

• Sprites in Scratch are the background images of the project.

• Sprites in Scratch are the characters or objects that perform actions in the project.

• Sprites in Scratch are the coding blocks used to create animations.

• Sprites in Scratch are the sound effects added to the project.

Hey there! How can Abigail change the appearance of a Sprite in Scratch?

• Use the 'change color' block in Scratch.

• Use the 'switch costume' block or 'set costume' block in Scratch.

• Use the 'resize sprite' block in Scratch.

• Use the 'rotate sprite' block in Scratch.

Hey there! Can you tell me what Scripts are used for in Scratch?

• Scripts are used to create new sprites in Scratch.

• Scripts are used to play music in Scratch.

• Scripts are used to change the color of the background only.

• Scripts are used to control the behavior of sprites and backgrounds.

Hey there! Can you help Samuel figure out which category in Scratch includes blocks for controlling the flow of a program?

• Data

• Control

• Looks

• Events

Hey there! Can you tell me what happens when you click the 'green flag' in Scratch?

• To display a message box

• To start or reset the program.

• To change the background color

• To end the program

How can you help Jackson's Sprite move in Scratch?

• Use the 'glide' block under Motion category in Scratch.

• Use the 'ask' block under Sensing category in Scratch.

• Use the 'spin' block under Sound category in Scratch.

• Use the 'grow' block under Looks category in Scratch.

Hey there! Can you tell me what the 'broadcast' block does in Scratch?

• To change the background color of the stage

• To move a sprite to a specific location

• To play a sound effect

• To send a message to trigger other scripts

Hey there! Can you tell me what the 'wait' block does in Scratch?

• Moves a sprite

• Pauses the script

• Plays a sound

• Changes the background color

How can you create a new costume for a Sprite in Scratch?

• Click on 'Costumes' tab, then 'Choose a Costume from File' button to upload a new image.

• Use the 'Paint' tool to draw directly on the Sprite for a new costume.

• Right-click on the Sprite and select 'Edit Costume' to create a new costume.

• Click on 'Backgrounds' tab, then 'Choose a Background from File' button to upload a new image.

What is the difference between Scratch 2 and Scratch 3?

• Scratch 3 has slower performance than Scratch 2

• Scratch 3 has a less user-friendly interface compared to Scratch 2

• Scratch 3 removed coding blocks present in Scratch 2

• Scratch 3 has a more modern interface, improved performance, new coding blocks, and better compatibility with different devices.