SCRATCH L31

What is the purpose of creating a custom block in the "My Blocks" category?

• To group a set of instructions into a single block that can be reused.

• To change the appearance of the sprite.

• To control the speed of the sprite.

• To create new sprites in the project.

What is the first step in creating a new custom block in Scratch?

• Select a block from the "Looks" category.

• Drag a block from the "Events" category.

• Use the "Change" block from the "Motion" category.

• Click the "Make a Block" button in the "My Blocks" category.

How can you edit a custom block after it has been created?

• By deleting the block and creating a new one.

• By clicking on the "Edit" button in the "My Blocks" category.

• By changing the name of the block in the "Variables" category.

• By modifying the sprite’s script.

What does the "define" block do in a custom block creation?

• It specifies the instructions that will run when the custom block is used.

• It changes the appearance of the custom block.

• It sets the custom block’s position on the stage.

• It adds a sound effect to the custom block.

How do you include the custom block in your script after creating it?

• Write the instructions manually in the script.

• Use the "broadcast" block to include it.

• Drag the custom block from the "My Blocks" category into your script.

• Use the "repeat" block to call it.

How do you use a custom block (My Block) in your script?

• Add the block to the "Looks" category.

• Write the instructions manually in the script.

• Use the "broadcast" block to call it.

• Drag the custom block from the "My Blocks" category into your script.

What is the purpose of using the "define" block when creating a custom block?

• It sets up the instructions that will run when the custom block is used.

• It changes the appearance of the custom block.

• It sets the custom block’s position on the stage.

• It adds a sound effect to the custom block.

What does the "delete this clone" block do in a custom block with cloning?

• It creates a new clone.

• It removes the clone from the stage.

• It hides the clone from view.

• It moves the clone to a new position.

How can you update the behavior of a custom block after it has been created?

• Create a new custom block with the updated behavior.

• Change the block’s color and try again.

• Edit the instructions within the custom block definition.

• Use the "delete" option and recreate the block.

What should you do if a custom block is not performing as expected?