White Belt Level 7

What does the [if true then] container block do?

•  It will run the code inside of the container when the provided value block is true

• It gives the selected sprite an x and y velocity based on the values of the parameters.

• It runs over and over, repeating once every number of milliseconds (ms) selected.

•  It changes the life by the value in the parameter.

What happens when the [if true then] statement is false?

• The code in the [else] container will run

• It is used to set a wide range of individual properties for the selected sprite.

• It plays the provided melody at the provided tempo or speed

•  It creates a new projectile sprite at the location of the provided sprite with the provided velocity.

The [comparison] does what?

• it compares the two provided numbers based on the selected operator.

•  It moves the selected sprite with the chosen animation.

• It will run the code inside of the container when the provided value block is true

• It adds an effect to the game over screen.

The [set sprite property] block is used to what?

• It is used to set a wide range of individual properties for the selected sprite.

• It creates a new projectile outside of the game window with the provided x and y velocity.

•  It will make the sprite named in the red bubble stay within the screen and move in the opposite direction after touching the wall.

• It creates a new projectile sprite at the location of the provided sprite with the provided velocity.

The [set the projectile to projectile from side] does what?

• It creates a new projectile outside of the game window with the provided x and y velocity.

• It stops all sound effects or melodies currently playing in a project.

• It changes the visuals of sprite based on the sequence of frames.

• The code in the [else] container will run

The [set sprite kind to] block does what?

• It changes the sprite kind of the selected sprite.

•  It controls the level of sounds playing on the current sound effect or melody playing in a project.

•  it compares the two provided numbers based on the selected operator.

•  It gives the selected sprite an x and y velocity based on the values of the parameters.

The [percent chance] block does what?

• It randomly selects true or false based on the parameter provided.

• It moves the selected sprite with the chosen animation.

• It will make the sprite named in the red bubble stay within the screen and move in the opposite direction after touching the wall.

•  It changes the sprite kind of the selected sprite.