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What is the purpose of the Menu in Scratch 3.0?

• To draw banana

• To access options like saving, loading, or creating a new project

• To add hamburgers

• To preview your animation

What does the Filename in Scratch 3.0 help you do?

• Add ketchup to your fries

• Identify and name your project for saving or sharing

• Change the face

• Set the speed of animations

What do the Tabs in the Scratch editor allow you to do?

• Change your watermelon

• Download

• Switch between Code, Costumes, and Sounds

• Share your project on social media

Where can you find different categories of code like Motion, Looks, and Control?

• Sprite List

• Food Menu

• Coding Drawers/Palette

• Area 51

What are Coding Blocks used for in Scratch 3.0?

• Drawing circles

• Giving instructions to sprites through code

• Uploading projects

• Adding salt to your omelette

What is the Backpack used for in Scratch 3.0?

• Storing downloaded projects

• Saving and reusing scripts, sprites, and sounds across projects

• Changing your notebook

• Sending messages in Facebook

What does the Zoom in or out feature allow you to do in the code area?

• Increase the number of children

• Adjust the stage size

• Make the code blocks appear larger or smaller

• Record a video of your face

What is the Stage in Scratch used for?

• To add a red color

• To display where the animation and sprite actions take place

• To type whatever name you want

• To play background music

What does the Sprite List show?

• The names of all Scratch users

• All the sprites currently used in your project

• A list of background music

• Your recent projects

What can you do from the Sprite Menu?

• Change from sprite to coke

• Add a new sprite by drawing, choosing, or uploading

• Save your project

• Add new tabs to your face