Move Bob, but Don't Lose Bob

What tool will students use to move a sprite in the lesson?

• Scratch

• MakeCode Arcade

• Unity

• Roblox Studio

What is the main objective of using the "move sprite with buttons" block?

• To change the sprite's color

• To make the sprite jump

• To control the movement of the sprite

• To delete the sprite

What does the "move mySprite with buttons" block allow you to do?

• Change the color of the sprite

• Move the sprite using buttons like arrow keys or WASD

• Make the sprite disappear

• Rotate the sprite

What is the purpose of the "set mySprite stay in screen" block?

• To change the sprite's size

• To keep the sprite within the boundaries of the screen

• To make the sprite move faster

• To change the sprite's color

What does the "move mySprite with buttons" block allow you to do?

• Control a sprite using the mouse

• Control a sprite using the arrow keys or WASD

• Change the color of a sprite

• Make the sprite jump

Where do you find the "move mySprite with buttons" block?

• In the Controller section

• In the Graphics section

• In the Sound section

• In the Animation section

What should you ensure about the name when using the "move mySprite with buttons" block?

• It matches the name of the sprite you created

• It is unique and different from the sprite

• It is the default name provided

• It is a random name

What does the plus sign (+) next to the "move mySprite with buttons" block do?

• It deletes the sprite.

• It changes the color of the sprite.

• It adds new options for speed control.

• It duplicates the sprite.

What do the options vx and vy control in the sprite movement?

• The color and size of the sprite.

• The sound and music of the game.

• The left/right and up/down speed of the sprite.

• The background and theme of the game.

What happens when you increase the numbers in the vx and vy boxes?

• The sprite becomes invisible.

• The sprite moves faster.

• The sprite changes shape.

• The sprite stops moving.