Creating a Virtual Town in Scratch

What is the main topic of the passage?

What categories are used to create a virtual town in Scratch?

The process of adding a background in Scratch involves selecting the stage, clicking on the 'Backdrops' tab, and then choosing a backdrop from the available options.

• Select the stage, click on 'Backdrops', and choose a backdrop from the library.

• Select a sprite, click on the 'Costumes' tab, and choose a costume as the background.

• Use the paint editor to draw a background and then apply it to the sprite.

• Import an image and set it as the background without selecting the stage.

How many different locations are created in the virtual town according to the passage?

The Sprite clicked block in Scratch is used to start a script when the sprite is clicked.

• It starts the script when the sprite is clicked.

• It moves the sprite.

• It ends the program.

• It duplicates the sprite.

Clicking the Sprite in the Looks category results in a change of appearance.

• Change of appearance

• Play sound

• Move

• Hide

Display the Unicorn only at the lake background by using a condition to check the background.

• Use a condition to check if the background is the lake and render the Unicorn

• Render the Unicorn in all backgrounds

• Place the Unicorn behind the lake

• Display the Unicorn only in dark scenes

In the motion category, what does changing X by 10 do to a Sprite?

The block that can make something happen when a player presses a certain key is the 'When [key] pressed' block.

• When [key] pressed block

• When Sprite Clicked block

• When Green Flag clicked block

• When I Receive block

Changing the Y value affects the movement of a sprite by determining its vertical positioning: increasing the Y value moves the sprite downward and decreasing the Y value moves it upward.

• It alters the horizontal positioning.

• It determines the vertical movement of the sprite.

• It changes the sprite's size.

• It rotates the sprite.