Scratch - Functions

1. What happens when you click on the “My Blocks” category in the Scratch blocks palette?

• a. A list of blocks appears
  

• b. No blocks are present until you create one
  

• c. You cannot create any blocks
  

• d. It opens a tutorial

2. What is a sequence of steps that performs a particular action called?

• a. Command
  

• b. Procedure
  

• c. Function
  

• d. Routine

3. How do you create a custom block in Scratch?

• a. Click on “My Blocks” and then “Make a block”
  

• b. Click on “Events” and then “Add block”
  

• c. Click on “Control” and then “Create a block”
  

• d. Click on “Variables” and then “New block”

4. Why is it recommended to give your block a descriptive name?

• a. To make it more colorful
  

• b. To remember what the stack of blocks does later
  

• c. To impress others
  

• d. To make the program run faster

5. What does the term "define" refer to in the context of custom blocks?

• a. The appearance of the sprite
  

• b. The name of the code
  

• c. The description of what the block does
  

• d. The number of times a block runs

7. What happens when you edit a custom block?

• a. It changes all instances of that block in the program
  

• b. It only changes the block in the current script
  

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  c. It deletes the block from the palette
  

• d. It creates a new block

9. According to the video, when can you set up your custom blocks?

• a. Only at the end of the project
  

• b. At the very beginning or anytime during the project
  

• c. Only after the project is complete
  

• d. Only during testing

10. What will be explored in future videos related to custom blocks?

• a. Using My Blocks versus Broadcast blocks
  

• b. How to delete blocks
  

• c. Creating new sprites
  

• d. Changing backgrounds