Quizizz: Lesson 3.4 Dance Battle - Student Activity Guide

According to the Mission Checklist, how many sprites should you have in your Scratch program?

• At least 1 sprite

• At least 2 sprites

• At least 3 sprites

• At least 4 sprites

According to the Mission Checklist, what should happen when the mouse cursor is touching a sprite in your program?

• The sprite disappears

• The sprite animates

• The sprite changes color

• Nothing happens

According to the Mission Checklist, which type of loop should you use to make sure your program keeps checking for the conditions?

• repeat loop

• forever loop

• wait loop

• until loop

According to the Mission Checklist, what block should you use so sprites do something different when the mouse is touching them versus when it is not?

• repeat block

• if-then-else block

• broadcast block

• wait block

Name one Spicy Challenge you can try in your Scratch dance battle project.

• Be creative and try different reactions. Include more sprites.

• Only use one color for all sprites.

• Do not use any music or sound effects.

• Make the sprites stand still without dancing.

What is the first step to open a new Scratch project according to the guide?

What should you do after clicking 'Create' to start a new project in Scratch?

• Name your project.

• Delete your project.

• Share your project immediately.

• Close the Scratch window.

When designing your layout, what category should you select sprites from?

• The 'Dance' category of the sprite menu.

• The 'Music' category of the sprite menu.

• The 'Backgrounds' category of the sprite menu.

• The 'Sounds' category of the sprite menu.

When designing your layout, what is one thing you should decide for your animation sequence?

• Decide which costumes you want to use for your animation sequence.

• Choose the background music for your animation sequence.

• Select the font style for your animation sequence.

• Pick the export file format for your animation sequence.

Review your checklist: I have at least 2 sprites in my program.

• True

• False