When a sprite needs to detect if it touches another sprite or color, you use a **sensing** block. **

** sensing --- ### **Section C: True or False (1 mark each)**

** sensing --- ### **section c: true or false (1 mark each)**

The "repeat" block and the "forever" block are both examples of looping structures in Scratch. **

**True --- ### **Section D: Short Answer (2 marks each)**

**true --- ### **section d: short answer (2 marks each)**

What is the purpose of the "go to x: __ y: __" block in Scratch? **

**The "go to x: __ y: __" block moves a sprite to specific coordinates on the stage, based on the given x and y values.

**the "go to x: __ y: __" block moves a sprite to specific coordinates on the stage, based on the given x and y values.

Explain the difference between the "if" block and the "if-else" block in Scratch. **

**The "if" block performs an action only if a condition is true, while the "if-else" block performs one action if the condition is true and a different action if the condition is false.

**the "if" block performs an action only if a condition is true, while the "if-else" block performs one action if the condition is true and a different action if the condition is false.

How can you make a sprite appear to glide smoothly from one position to another? **

** Use the "glide __ secs to x: __ y: __" block to make the sprite move smoothly from its current position to the specified coordinates over the specified time.

** use the "glide __ secs to x: __ y: __" block to make the sprite move smoothly from its current position to the specified coordinates over the specified time.

Describe a situation where you would use the "broadcast" and "when I receive" blocks in a Scratch project. **

**These blocks can be used when you want multiple sprites to react to a specific event. For example, broadcasting "gameOver" can signal all sprites to stop moving and display a "Game Over" screen.

**these blocks can be used when you want multiple sprites to react to a specific event. for example, broadcasting "gameover" can signal all sprites to stop moving and display a "game over" screen.

Why is it useful to use variables in Scratch projects? **

** Variables are useful for storing information that can change during the game, like scores, player health, or time, allowing the project to track and update data dynamically. --- ### **Section E: Problem Solving (3 marks each)**

** variables are useful for storing information that can change during the game, like scores, player health, or time, allowing the project to track and update data dynamically. --- ### **section e: problem solving (3 marks each)**

Write a simple sequence of blocks to make a sprite move 10 steps, wait for 1 second, and then move 10 steps back. **

** - Move 10 steps - Wait 1 second - Move -10 steps

** - move 10 steps - wait 1 second - move -10 steps

Create a sequence to make a sprite say "Hello!" if it touches the edge of the stage. If it doesn't, it should say "Not there yet!" **

** - If <touching edge?> then - Say "Hello!" - Else - Say "Not there yet!"

** - if <touching edge?> then - say "hello!" - else - say "not there yet!"

Explain how you would use Scratch blocks to create a basic counter that counts from 1 to 10 and displays the count. **

** - Set [counter] to 1 - Repeat 10 times - Show variable [counter] - Change [counter] by 1

** - set [counter] to 1 - repeat 10 times - show variable [counter] - change [counter] by 1

Design a code block sequence that changes the backdrop to "Night" when the space bar is pressed. **

** - When [space] key pressed - Switch backdrop to [Night]

** - when [space] key pressed - switch backdrop to [night]

Describe how you would create a game over message using broadcast messages in Scratch. **

** - When conditions for game over are met - Broadcast [gameOver] - When I receive [gameOver] - Show sprite [game over message] --- ### **Section F: Application (3 marks each)**

** - when conditions for game over are met - broadcast [gameover] - when i receive [gameover] - show sprite [game over message] --- ### **section f: application (3 marks each)**

A sprite should move randomly on the screen whenever the "up arrow" key is pressed. Write the Scratch blocks needed to achieve this. **

** - When [up arrow] key pressed - Go to x: [pick random -240 to 240] y: [pick random -180 to 180]

** - when [up arrow] key pressed - go to x: [pick random -240 to 240] y: [pick random -180 to 180]

Outline how you would code a basic quiz program in Scratch that asks a user a question and gives feedback on whether they are correct or incorrect. **

** - Ask "What is 5 + 3?" and wait - If <answer = 8> then - Say "Correct!" - Else - Say "Incorrect!"

** - ask "what is 5 + 3?" and wait - if <answer = 8> then - say "correct!" - else - say "incorrect!"

Describe how you could make a sprite follow the mouse pointer on the screen. **

** - Forever - Go to [mouse pointer]

** - forever - go to [mouse pointer]

Write the Scratch block sequence to create a sprite that bounces back when it hits the edge of the stage. **

** - Forever - Move 10 steps - If <touching edge?> then - Point in direction ([direction] * -1)

** - forever - move 10 steps - if <touching edge?> then - point in direction ([direction] * -1)

In a Scratch project, explain how you would code a sprite to change color every time it receives a broadcasted message "changeColor". **

** - When I receive [changeColor] - Change color effect by 25 --- **Total Marks: 50** --- This test includes the answers for each question, allowing for immediate feedback and review of Scratch programming concepts relevant to Secondary 3 Computer Applications.

** - when i receive [changecolor] - change color effect by 25 --- **total marks: 50** --- this test includes the answers for each question, allowing for immediate feedback and review of scratch programming concepts relevant to secondary 3 computer applications.

Sec 3 CPA Scratch Exercise 2025 Quiz

30 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which block category in Scratch is used to move a sprite across the screen?

Motion

Looks

Sound

Events

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What color represents the "Control" blocks in Scratch?

Purple

Yellow

Orange

Blue

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In Scratch, the "forever" block:

Repeats an action a set number of times.

Loops an action indefinitely until stopped.

Executes the code only once.

Starts a new sprite.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What block would you use to start your Scratch program when the green flag is clicked?

"when space key pressed"

"when green flag clicked"

"forever"

"broadcast message"

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following blocks changes a sprite's appearance or costume?

Go to

Change costume to

Switch backdrop

Say

6.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The block category used to play sounds in Scratch is the Sound category. **

7.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To create a variable in Scratch, you need to go to the Variables block category. **

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Sec 3 CPA Scratch Exercise 2025

Which block category in Scratch is used to move a sprite across the screen?

What color represents the "Control" blocks in Scratch?

In Scratch, the "forever" block:

What block would you use to start your Scratch program when the green flag is clicked?

Which of the following blocks changes a sprite's appearance or costume?

The block category used to play sounds in Scratch is the Sound category. **

To create a variable in Scratch, you need to go to the Variables block category. **

The wait block is used to make a sprite wait for a specific amount of time before executing the next command. **

To move a sprite back to a specific point on the stage, you would use the go to block. **

When a sprite needs to detect if it touches another sprite or color, you use a sensing block. **

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Sec 3 CPA Scratch Exercise 2025

Which block category in Scratch is used to move a sprite across the screen?

What color represents the "Control" blocks in Scratch?

In Scratch, the "forever" block:

What block would you use to start your Scratch program when the green flag is clicked?

Which of the following blocks changes a sprite's appearance or costume?

The block category used to play sounds in Scratch is the **Sound** category. **

To create a variable in Scratch, you need to go to the **Variables** block category. **

The **wait** block is used to make a sprite wait for a specific amount of time before executing the next command. **

To move a sprite back to a specific point on the stage, you would use the **go to** block. **

When a sprite needs to detect if it touches another sprite or color, you use a **sensing** block. **

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The block category used to play sounds in Scratch is the Sound category. **

To create a variable in Scratch, you need to go to the Variables block category. **

The wait block is used to make a sprite wait for a specific amount of time before executing the next command. **

To move a sprite back to a specific point on the stage, you would use the go to block. **

When a sprite needs to detect if it touches another sprite or color, you use a sensing block. **