level 2 - 3. Cloning Sprites and Repeated Objects

What does cloning mean in Scratch?

• Changing costume

• Making a copy of a sprite during the project

• Adding sound

• Duplicating a backdrop

Which block creates a clone of a sprite?

• show

• broadcast [start]

• create clone of [myself]

• repeat until

What block runs when a clone starts?

• when flag clicked

• when I receive [message1]

• when I start as a clone

• when backdrop switche

Why are clones used in games?

• To change costumes

• To display messages

• To create multiple objects like bullets or apples

• To hide sprites

• How can you delete a clone after its work is done?

• • stop all

• • hide

• • delete this clone

• • switch costume

Can clones have their own movement and behavior?

• No, they follow the original

• Yes, using "when I start as a clone" block

• Only with sound blocks

• Only with motion blocks

Which block helps in repeating clone creation?

• repeat or forever loop

• switch backdrop

• say Hello

• glide 1 sec

What happens if you don’t delete clones after use?

• Game runs faster

• Nothing changes

• Too many clones slow down the project

• Score increases

Can clones be controlled using conditions?

• No

• Yes, using if-then blocks

• Only using events

• Only with variables

Which game type commonly uses clones?

• Coloring game

• Maze navigation

• Shooting or catching games

• Quiz games