When creating in scratch blocks are taken from the __________.(#1)

The area where the blocks are dragged to and connected to form the program is the _______________.(#2)

Once the program is complete, you can see if it runs correctly here. (#3)

Where do you go to get/add a sprite?

Where do you go to add a backdrop?

There can be multiple sprites in a program. Where can you see which sprite you're currently programming?

Changing the look of a sprite is done with ____________.

Which sprite has the most available costume options?

Which sprite has the fewest available costumes?

When selecting a sprite, you can hold the cursor over the sprite. If it stays the same it has only one 'costume' - if it changes it has more than one.

Which would reduce the number of blocks in this program to draw a square?

Which option in the costume file would cause this sprite to face left instead of right?

When conversation is a part of the program, everyone should not speak at once. Which will allow the sprites to speak individually rather than all of their lines showing up at the same time?

A chase game requires at least two sprites.

There are multiple ways to make the 'chaser' move. Which of the following will move the chaser where you want to move it?

The sprite being chased is different. The player should not know where that sprite is going. Which block will help the sprite being chased to move around without you knowing where or when?

Which of the following will allow the movements to occur continuously to various positions?

When playing the game, scores need to be reset periodically. Which will reset the score when you restart the game?

Many blocks allow you to set a variable inside. These variables allow you to pick certain aspects of what the block uses to function. What allows this to happen within the block?

How do you remove a block from the workspace?

Scratch requires practice in order to learn.