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Scratch Vocab and Concepts

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which block moves a sprite 10 points to the right, no matter which way it is facing?
a)
Change X by 10
b)
Change Y by 10
2.

Which block is best for repeating a series of costume changes in a loop?

a)

Switch costume to costume 2

b)

Next costume

3.

Which block should you use if you want players to start the program by clicking on a key?

a)

When green flag is pressed

b)

When space key is pressed

c)

When this sprite is clicked

d)

When I receive message1

4.

What does this algorithm mean?

a)

If touching red then go, else stop

b)

If touching red then stop, else go

5.

Which block allows me to increase the score?

a)

Set score to 0

b)

Change score by 10

6.

Where will this sprite spawn?

a)

The top half of the stage

b)

The bottom half of the stage

7.

How do I use 1 sprite to activate other sprites?

a)

Sensing

b)

More Blocks

c)

Data

d)

Broadcast

8.
What do we call the characters and objects that we can program in Scratch?
a)
Avatar
b)
Sprite
c)
Costume
d)
Stage
9.

Which blocks help us most with conditional programming? (ex: in the maze, helping the cat avoid the wall)

a)

If blocks and sensing

b)

Pick random 1 to 10

c)

Broadcasts

d)

More blocks

10.

Why won't this variable change repeatedly (more than once)?

a)

There is no change click by block

b)

There is no hat block to activate the algorithm

c)

There is no loop

d)

There is no sensing block

11.

What will this algorithm do?

a)

End the game when time runs out

b)

Start the game when time runs out

c)

End the game when time reaches 10

d)

Start the game when time reaches 10

12.
Who is this handsome fellow?
a)
Santa Claus, a.k.a. Mr. Larkin
b)
The Easter Bunny
13.

When 2 or more algorithms are synchronized to run at the same time, this is an example of...

a)

iterations

b)

parallelism

c)

peripheral devices

d)

conditional statements

14.

An algorithm is a ...

a)

step-by-step series of instructions

b)

different form of event handling

c)

parallel program

d)

conditional statement

15.

This repeat statement is an example of a ...

a)

Boolean value

b)

conditional statement

c)

bug

d)

loop

16.

The blue "touching" statement uses a Boolean value to create a(n) ...

a)

conditional statement

b)

iteration

c)

loop

d)

algorithm

17.

In Scratch, you can use the red blocks to create custom blocks that run mini-programs, or...

a)

functions

b)

loops

c)

conditional statements

d)

iterations