Scratch Year 7 End Test

What is the purpose of creating variables in Scratch?

• To store and manipulate data

• To create new sprites

• To change the background

• To add sound effects

Which block would you use to create a variable in Scratch?

• "Make a Variable" block

• "Create a Sprite" block

• "Change Background" block

• "Play Sound" block

What type of loop would you use to repeat an action a specific number of times in Scratch?

• Forever loop

• Repeat loop

• If loop

• While loop

Which block is used to create a forever loop in Scratch?

• "Repeat" block

• "Forever" block

• "If" block

• "Wait" block

How do you implement a conditional statement in Scratch?

• Using the "If" block

• Using the "Repeat" block

• Using the "Forever" block

• Using the "Wait" block

Which block would you use to check if a variable is greater than a certain value?

• "If" block

• "If-Else" block

• "Greater than" block

• "Less than" block

What is the purpose of designing sprites in Scratch?

• To create visual characters and objects

• To add sound effects

• To change the background

• To create variables

Which tool in Scratch allows you to design and edit sprites?

• Paint Editor

• Sound Editor

• Variable Editor

• Background Editor

How can you make a sprite move 10 steps forward in Scratch?

• Use the "Move 10 steps" block

• Use the "Change x by 10" block

• Use the "Go to x: 10 y: 0" block

• Use the "Point in direction 90" block

What is the purpose of broadcast messages in Scratch?

• To send signals between sprites

• To change the background

• To play sound effects

• To create variables