This video tutorial guides viewers through creating an interactive drawing tool using Scratch. It covers setting up the stage, adding a Sprite, configuring the pen tool, and implementing logic with loops and conditional statements. The tutorial demonstrates how to draw on the canvas using mouse interaction and includes functionality to clear the canvas with a key press. Viewers are encouraged to expand on the project by adding colors and varying pen sizes.

What is the first step in setting up the stage for drawing in Scratch?

• Adding a background color

• Configuring the mouse

• Adding a Sprite

• Setting the pen size

Which tool is used to draw lines on the stage in Scratch?

• Pen tool

• Shape tool

• Eraser tool

• Brush tool

How can you change the thickness of the line drawn by the pen?

• By modifying the background

• By changing the Sprite size

• By adjusting the stage size

• By setting the pen size

What type of loop is used to continuously check the mouse state?

• For loop

• Forever loop

• Repeat loop

• While loop

What condition is checked to start drawing on the canvas?

• If the pen is selected

• If the stage is empty

• If the mouse is clicked

• If the mouse is down

What happens when the pen is up in the drawing logic?

• The line is erased

• The canvas is cleared

• Nothing is drawn

• The pen changes color

Which key is used to clear the drawing on the canvas?

• Shift key

• Escape key

• Space key

• Enter key