Creating an Animated Pacman Sprite in Scratch

This tutorial guides you through animating a Pacman character in Scratch. It covers creating costumes, setting up a forever loop for continuous animation, and adding delays to control the animation speed. The tutorial concludes with a preview of the next lesson, which will focus on adding player controls for Pacman's movement.

What is the purpose of creating two different costumes for the Pacman character?

• To change Pacman's color

• To animate Pacman's mouth opening and closing

• To make Pacman move faster

• To add sound effects to Pacman

Which block is used to start the Pacman animation when the game begins?

• The play button

• The stop sign

• The red flag

• The green flag

What is the purpose of the forever loop in the Pacman animation?

• To change Pacman's color

• To add sound effects

• To stop the animation after a few seconds

• To make the animation run continuously

Why is a pause needed between costume changes in the Pacman animation?

• To change the background

• To add sound effects

• To prevent the costumes from changing too quickly

• To make the animation slower

What duration is set for the pause between costume changes to achieve a smooth animation?

• 2 seconds

• 1 second

• 0.5 seconds

• 0.1 seconds