This tutorial guides viewers through creating a Flappy Bird game in Scratch. It covers setting up the backdrop, adding and configuring a bird sprite with gravity, designing and cloning pipes, implementing a scoring system, and setting game over conditions. The video concludes with testing the game and final adjustments.

What is the first step in creating the Flappy Bird game in Scratch?

• Creating the bird sprite

• Adding the pipe obstacles

• Selecting the backdrop and filling it with a blue color

• Setting up the gravity variable

What size is the bird sprite set to?

• 15

• 20

• 5

• 10

What variable is created to handle the bird's movement?

• Position

• Jump

• Gravity

• Speed

What happens when the space key is pressed?

• The bird falls down

• The bird jumps up

• The bird moves right

• The bird moves left

How are the pipes created in the game?

• By coding them from scratch

• By using built-in Scratch sprites

• By uploading a sprite from the internet

• By drawing them in Scratch

What is the purpose of converting the pipe sprite to vector?

• To make it move faster

• To add animations

• To resize and duplicate it easily

• To change its color

How is the score variable updated?

• By changing the pipe's position

• By changing the score variable directly

• By changing the bird's position

• By changing gravity

What range is used to randomize the Y position of the pipes?

• 0 to 100

• 1 to 10

• Negative 100 to 100

• Negative 200 to 200

What message is broadcasted when the bird touches a pipe?

• End Game

• Stop

• Game Over

• Restart

What is the final step to ensure the game starts correctly?

• Hiding the bird sprite

• Showing the game over message

• Setting the score to zero

• Resetting the pipe positions