Conditional Statement in scratch

Which block category in Scratch provides the blocks used for creating conditional statements?

• A) Operators
  
  
  

• B) Control

• C) Motion

• D) Events

In Scratch, which two types of conditional statements can you find in the Control block?

• A) If and Repeat
  
  
  

• B) If and Forever

• C) If and If-Else

• D) If-Else and Wait

Why do we use the "if" block in Scratch?

• A) To repeat actions a set number of times

• B) To perform an action only if a certain condition is true

• C) To change the color of a sprite

• D) To move the sprite across the screen automatically

Why do we use the "if-else" block in Scratch?

• A) To execute two different actions depending on whether a condition is true or false

• B) To make the sprite move continuously

• C) To play a sound after a specific time

• D) To stop all actions in a program

Where do you write the condition in an "if" block in Scratch?

• A) Inside the hexagonal space at the top of the block

• B) Below the "if" block

• C) Inside a circle next to the block

• C) Inside a circle next to the block

Identify and label the following sections of the Scratch conditional block in the order of syntax:

a

b

c

d

condition area

then section

if section

else section

Identify the components of the conditional block.

a

b

c

condition

if block

then block

In Scratch, from which block category can you find the "say" or "reply" block to make a sprite display a message?

• A) Events

• B) Motion

• C) Looks

• D) Control

In Scratch, from which block category can you get the block shown in the image (used to compare a value with 50)?

• A) Sensing

• B) Motion

• C) Operators

• D) Control