What is the Stage in Scratch?

• The place where you can write your code.

• The area where the sprite performs its actions.

• The place where you choose your sprites.

What are Sprites in Scratch?

• The coding blocks you drag to make your project work.

• Characters or objects that you can control in your project.

• The area where you can add sounds.

Where do you build the code for your project in Scratch?

• On the Stage.

• In the Scripts Area.

• In the Costumes tab.

What is the function of the Blocks Palette in Scratch?

• It displays the sprites.

• It holds all the available blocks that control the sprite’s actions.

• It lets you save your projects.

What does the "Motion" category in the Blocks Palette control?

• The appearance of the sprite.

• The sounds in the project.

• The movement and position of the sprite.

How do you change the sprite's appearance in Scratch?

What can you do in the "Sounds" tab of a sprite?

• Change the sprite’s movement.

• Add, edit, and play sounds for the sprite.

• Create new costumes for the sprite.

What is the purpose of the "Events" blocks in Scratch?

• To make the sprite move.

• To trigger certain actions, like when the green flag is clicked.

• To change the sprite’s costume.

What happens when you click the green flag in Scratch?

• The sprite stops moving.

• The project starts running.

• The sprite disappears.

How do you save your Scratch project?

• By clicking the red "X" in the corner.

• By clicking "File" and selecting "Save Now.",

• By pressing the spacebar.