SCRATCH L29

What is a clone in Scratch?

• A duplicate of a sprite that can have its own behaviors and actions.

• A new costume for the sprite.

• A duplicate of a backdrop that can have its own behaviors and actions.

• A duplicate of a sprite that can don't have its own behaviors and actions.

Where can you find the clone blocks in Scratch?

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What does the "create clone of [myself]" block do?

• It changes the costume of the sprite.

• It creates an identical copy (clone) of the current sprite.

• It removes the sprite from the stage.

• It duplicates the backdrop.

What is the function of the "when I start as a clone" block?

• It runs the code attached to it whenever a clone is created.

• It deletes the clone after it's created.

• It hides the original sprite.

• It changes the size of the clone.

How can you delete a clone in Scratch?

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What is the maximum number of clones you can create in Scratch?

• 300
• 1000
• 500
• 150

What happens if you try to create more clones than the maximum limit in Scratch?

• The original sprite will disappear.

• The extra clones will be deleted automatically.

• The project will create as many clones as possible and then stop.

• The project will not create any more clones beyond the limit.

Where does a clone always appear when it is created in Scratch?

• At the top-left corner of the stage.

• At the back of the original sprite.

• At the center of the stage.

• At a random position on the stage.

What happens if a clone is deleted but the original sprite is still running code?

• The original sprite continues running without being affected.

• The original sprite also gets deleted.

• The clone reappears after a short time.

• The project stops completely.

When are clones most useful in a Scratch project?

• When you want to reduce the number of scripts in the project.

• When you need to organize costumes for a sprite.

• When you need to change the background often.

• When you need multiple copies of the same sprite with independent behavior.