Scratch Sprite Challenge

How can you change the appearance of a sprite in Scratch?

• Use the 'Sounds' tab in the sprite editor.

• Use the 'Costumes' tab in the sprite editor.

• Change the background color of the stage.

• Apply a filter to the entire project.

What block can you use to make a sprite move in Scratch?

• Spin

• Move

• Stop

• Jump

Which category in Scratch contains blocks for changing sprite appearance?

• Sounds

• Events

• Looks

• Control

In Scratch, how can you make a sprite glide across the screen?

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

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

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

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

What is the purpose of the 'go to random position' block in Scratch?

• To play a random sound effect.

• To change the background color randomly.

• To move the sprite to a random position on the stage.

• To duplicate the sprite at a random location.

Explain how you can make a sprite change its costume in Scratch.

• Use the 'change costume' block in Scratch

• Use the 'swap costume' block in Scratch

• Use the 'alternate costume' block in Scratch

• Use the 'next costume' block or the 'switch costume to' block in Scratch.

What does the 'next costume' block do in Scratch?

• Switches the sprite to the next costume in its costume list.

• Moves the sprite to a random location on the stage

• Plays a sound effect

• Changes the background color of the stage

How can you make a sprite rotate in Scratch?

• Click on the sprite and drag it around the screen.

• Change the background color to make the sprite rotate.

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

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

Describe how you can make a sprite bounce off the edges of the screen in Scratch.

• Set the sprite's direction to 'reverse' when it reaches the edge

• Add a 'Stop All' block when the sprite reaches the edge

• Use the 'Glide' block

• 'If on edge, bounce' block

What is the significance of the 'when green flag clicked' block in Scratch?

• It changes the background color of the stage

• It ends the program

• It plays a sound effect

• It serves as the starting point for the program execution.