Scratch Programming Concepts

This video tutorial introduces Scratch Programming, a user-friendly software for creating games and animations. It covers basic programming concepts, the Scratch interface, and how to create and manage sprites. The tutorial also explains how to use blocks to program actions, and explores advanced features like motion, pen, and sound blocks. Students will learn to create interactive projects and understand the fundamentals of programming in Scratch.

What is a program in the context of computers?

• A random collection of data

• A type of hardware component

• A set of stepwise instructions for a computer

• A sequence of musical notes

Which of the following is the default sprite in Scratch?

• Fish

• Bird

• Cat

• Dog

What is the purpose of the Blocks Palette in Scratch?

• To store images

• To provide blocks for programming sprites

• To play sounds

• To display project statistics

How can you create a new sprite in Scratch?

• By using the Scratch Store

• By using the New Sprite from Camera option

• By typing code manually

• By downloading from the internet

Which block would you use to move a sprite forward in Scratch?

• Turn 15 Degrees

• Move 20 Steps

• Jump 10 Steps

• Slide 5 Steps

What does the Pen Down block do in Scratch?

• Stops the sprite

• Increases the sprite's size

• Changes the sprite's color

• Draws a line as the sprite moves

What is the purpose of the green flag in Scratch?

• To stop the project

• To save the project

• To delete the project

• To run the script step by step

What is the function of the 'If On Edge Bounce' block?

• To make the sprite bounce back from the edge

• To delete the sprite at the edge

• To change the sprite's color at the edge

• To stop the sprite at the edge

How can you add sound to a Scratch project?

• By recording directly in Scratch

• By using the Sound Block menu

• By using the Music Block menu

• By importing from a CD

What is the file extension for Scratch 2.0 projects?

• .sc2

• .sp2

• .s2p

• .scr