lesson 30

What is the difference between "for all sprites" and "for this sprite only" in Scratch?

• "For all sprites" changes the costume of all sprites, while "for this sprite only" changes the backdrop.

• "For all sprites" affects every sprite in the project, while "for this sprite only" affects just the selected sprite.

• "For all sprites" can only be used with sounds, while "for this sprite only" can be used with movement.

• "For all sprites" stops all actions, while "for this sprite only" stops just the original sprite.

What happens if you don’t delete clones in your project?

• They will automatically delete after a few seconds.

• They will continue to exist and could slow down your project.

• They will disappear after touching the edge of the stage.

• They will stop moving but stay visible.

How can you differentiate the behavior of the original sprite from its clones?

• Use the "repeat" block for clones and "broadcast" for the original.

• Clones and the original sprite must have the same behavior.

• Use the "when I start as a clone" block for clones and "when green flag clicked" for the original.

• Use the "forever" block for clones and "wait" block for the original.

What happens when you use the "delete this clone" block in a script that applies to "for this sprite only"?

• It deletes all clones and the original sprite.

• It pauses the clone but doesn't delete it.

• It deletes only the original sprite.

• It only deletes the specific clone that runs the block.

When using the "create clone of [sprite]" block set to "for this sprite only," what will happen?

• It will create clones of all sprites in the project.

• It will create a clone of the sprite that the block is attached to.

• It will hide the original sprite.

• It will delete all clones.

What does "for all sprites" mean when applied to changing a sprite’s appearance or behavior?

• It changes only the selected sprite.

• It only affects clones of the sprite.

• It stops the project from running.

• It affects every sprite in the project, including clones.

How does "for this sprite only" affect clones in Scratch?

• It affects all clones created by the original sprite.

• It only affects the original sprite or the clone that is running the script.

• It prevents clones from running.

• It applies to every sprite in the project.

If you want to hide a clone but not the original sprite, which setting should you use?

• "for this sprite only" with the "hide" block (Correct)

• "for all sprites" with the "hide" block

• "forever" block with "hide"

• "broadcast" block with "hide"

What is the function of this code?

• The original sprite will duplicate but remain hidden, while the clones remain invisible.

• The original sprite and all clones will hide.

• The original sprite hides when the green flag is clicked, and the clones that are created will appear and be visible.

• The clones will be hidden and only the original sprite will show.

If you use "show" in a clone script with "for all sprites," what will happen?

• It will make all clones visible, including those created by other sprites.

• It will only make the original sprite visible.

• It will make the original sprite and all clones invisible.

• It will make the clones visible but not the original sprite.