What is the goal of this tutorial?

• To make a sprite move randomly

• To create a mouse trail in Scratch using clones

• To design a maze game in Scratch

• To create pixel art using Scratch tools

What is the first step to creating a mouse trail?

• Choosing a sprite to follow the mouse pointer

• Setting the sprite size to a smaller value

• Changing the sprite's X and Y positions

• Adding the 'repeat' block

What block is used to make a sprite follow the mouse pointer?

• 'Go to random position'

• 'Go to mouse pointer'

• 'Change X by 10'

• 'Set ghost effect'

How is the sprite programmed to follow the mouse pointer continuously?

• By using a 'repeat' block

• By putting 'Go to mouse pointer' inside a forever loop

• By duplicating the sprite

• By changing the sprite’s costume

What block is used to create duplicates (clones) of the sprite?

• 'Duplicate this sprite'

• 'Create clone of myself'

• 'Repeat'

• 'Switch costume'

6. How can clones be programmed to behave differently from the original sprite?

• By using different scripts for clones

• By changing the original sprite's costume

• By deleting the original sprite

• By renaming the original sprite

How are clones created in Scratch?

• By using the 'Create clone of myself' block

• By using the 'When I start as a clone' block to add code for clones

• By changing the sprite’s size

• By setting the sprite’s direction

How can clones disappear after completing their behavior?

• By hiding the sprite

• By adding the 'Delete this clone' block after their actions

• By changing their size to zero

• By setting their X position off-screen

Why is it safe to use 'Create clone of myself' inside a forever loop in this project?

• Because clones are deleted after their actions, preventing performance issues

• Because Scratch automatically limits the number of clones

• Because the forever loop pauses after each clone is created

• Because the clones are created at random intervals

How can the clones be made to move upward in the mouse trail?

• By adding 'Change X by 10' inside a repeat loop

• By adding 'Change Y by 10' inside a repeat loop

• By using the 'Go to random position' block

• By setting the sprite’s costume to a new one