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WorksheetsUnit 8: MIT Scratch
Total questions: 143
Worksheet time: 2hrs 47mins
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1.
The string for a popular icon discovered in 2015 with the icon Eggplant emoji.png and removed in February 2018.
a)
_eggplant_
b)
Bump
c)
Broadcast
d)
Atomic
e)
Announcements
2.
The string for a popular icon discovered in 2011 with the icon Meow.png
a)
_meow_
b)
_eggplant_
c)
Build Your Own Blocks
d)
BBCode
e)
Answer
3.
A section of the Scratch Forums, to do with advanced and technical features of Scratch
a)
Advanced Topics
b)
_meow_
c)
_eggplant_
d)
Blocks
e)
Archived Forums
4.
Project that animates something
a)
Animation
b)
Advanced Topics
c)
_meow_
d)
_eggplant_
e)
Atomic
5.
A section of the Scratch Forums, which is used for announcements by the Scratch Team
a)
Announcements
b)
Animation
c)
Advanced Topics
d)
_meow_
e)
_eggplant_
6.
A value which holds what has been input into the Ask block
a)
Answer
b)
Announcements
c)
Animation
d)
Advanced Topics
e)
_meow_
7.
Forums that have been archived and can no longer be posted in
a)
Archived Forums
b)
Answer
c)
Announcements
d)
Animation
e)
Advanced Topics
8.
Referring to the ability for custom blocks to run without screen refresh
a)
Atomic
b)
Archived Forums
c)
Answer
d)
Announcements
e)
Animation
9.
A collection of formatting tags that are used to format users' forum posts
a)
BBCode
b)
Atomic
c)
Archived Forums
d)
Answer
e)
Announcements
10.
Blocks make up scripts, which make a project work
a)
Blocks
b)
BBCode
c)
Atomic
d)
Archived Forums
e)
Answer
11.
A conditional block that reports a statement to be true or false
a)
Boolean Block
b)
Blocks
c)
BBCode
d)
Atomic
e)
Archived Forums
12.
A message that is sent through the Scratch program, activating When I Receive () blocks
a)
Broadcast
b)
Boolean Block
c)
Blocks
d)
BBCode
e)
Atomic
13.
One of the most popular Scratch modifications
a)
Build Your Own Blocks
b)
Broadcast
c)
Boolean Block
d)
Blocks
e)
BBCode
14.
A term used on the forums to bump a topic to the top
a)
Bump
b)
Build Your Own Blocks
c)
Broadcast
d)
Boolean Block
e)
Blocks
15.
A commonly used acronym for the Scratch modication Build Your Own Blocks (see above)
a)
BYOB
b)
Bump
c)
Build Your Own Blocks
d)
Broadcast
e)
Boolean Block
16.
A block that fits stack blocks inside it
a)
C Block
b)
BYOB
c)
Bump
d)
Build Your Own Blocks
e)
Broadcast
17.
A block which ends a script or project
a)
Cap Block
b)
C Block
c)
BYOB
d)
Bump
e)
Build Your Own Blocks
18.
A website that allows users to put Scratch projects together like a slideshow
a)
Clutter
b)
Cap Block
c)
C Block
d)
BYOB
e)
Bump
19.
A recurring activity by the Scratch team where Scratchers are given a theme to make a collaborative project
a)
Collab Camp
b)
Clutter
c)
Cap Block
d)
C Block
e)
BYOB
20.
A challenge given by the Scratch team for who can create the best collaboration project using a set of 3 sprites given by them
a)
Collab Challenge
b)
Collab Camp
c)
Clutter
d)
Cap Block
e)
C Block
21.
A forum dedicated to collaborating on Scratch projects
a)
Collaboration (forum)
b)
Collab Challenge
c)
Collab Camp
d)
Clutter
e)
Cap Block
22.
A group of Scratchers who work together to create a projects or projects
a)
Collaboration (group)
b)
Collaboration (forum)
c)
Collab Challenge
d)
Collab Camp
e)
Clutter
23.
Users who moderate the Scratch Forums
a)
Community Moderator
b)
Collaboration (group)
c)
Collaboration (forum)
d)
Collab Challenge
e)
Collab Camp
24.
Reducing the file size of a project in 1.4
a)
Compression, Compressing
b)
Community Moderator
c)
Collaboration (group)
d)
Collaboration (forum)
e)
Collab Challenge
25.
A forum for discussing topics related to PicoBoards, LEGO WeDo, and connecting Scratch projects to the physical world
a)
Connecting to the Physical World
b)
Compression, Compressing
c)
Community Moderator
d)
Collaboration (group)
e)
Collaboration (forum)
26.
A block that either starts a script or keeps a script running See Also: Trigger Block
a)
Control Block
b)
Connecting to the Physical World
c)
Compression, Compressing
d)
Community Moderator
e)
Collaboration (group)
27.
Every two weeks, a new curator is chosen, who is a user that picks projects to be on the Front Page
a)
Curator (front page)
b)
Control Block
c)
Connecting to the Physical World
d)
Compression, Compressing
e)
Community Moderator
28.
grouped blocks that follow a procedure and can be called by a single name of their custom block
a)
Custom Blocks
b)
Curator (front page)
c)
Control Block
d)
Connecting to the Physical World
e)
Compression, Compressing
29.
The default value of an insert in a block
a)
Default Value
b)
Custom Blocks
c)
Curator (front page)
d)
Control Block
e)
Connecting to the Physical World
30.
Where a sprite is pointing
a)
Direction
b)
Default Value
c)
Custom Blocks
d)
Curator (front page)
e)
Control Block
31.
to copy and create another
a)
Duplicate
b)
Direction
c)
Default Value
d)
Custom Blocks
e)
Curator (front page)
32.
An archived forum, that was used by educators to discuss the teaching of Scratch
a)
Educators
b)
Duplicate
c)
Direction
d)
Default Value
e)
Custom Blocks
33.
A term referring to a script or block being run (i.e. to run or "execute" a script)
a)
Execute
b)
Educators
c)
Duplicate
d)
Direction
e)
Default Value
34.
An object or program that can be used in conjunction with Scratch
a)
Extension, Scratch Extension
b)
Execute
c)
Educators
d)
Duplicate
e)
Direction
35.
A forum devoted to frequently asked questions about Scratch
a)
FAQ (forum)
b)
Extension, Scratch Extension
c)
Execute
d)
Educators
e)
Duplicate
36.
An article on the Scratch Wiki featured by an administrator
a)
Featured Article
b)
FAQ (forum)
c)
Extension, Scratch Extension
d)
Execute
e)
Educators
37.
An image on the Scratch Wiki, featured by an administrator
a)
Featured Image
b)
Featured Article
c)
FAQ (forum)
d)
Extension, Scratch Extension
e)
Execute
38.
A section on the Front Page where projects featured by the Scratch Team are displayed
a)
Featured Projects
b)
Featured Image
c)
Featured Article
d)
FAQ (forum)
e)
Extension, Scratch Extension
39.
A section on the Front Page where studios featured by the Scratch Team are displayed
a)
Featured Studios
b)
Featured Projects
c)
Featured Image
d)
Featured Article
e)
FAQ (forum)
40.
See Green Flag
a)
Flag (programming feature)
b)
Featured Studios
c)
Featured Projects
d)
Featured Image
e)
Featured Article
41.
An old name for reporting
a)
Flagging
b)
Flag (programming feature)
c)
Featured Studios
d)
Featured Projects
e)
Featured Image
42.
The new online player
a)
Flash Player
b)
Flagging
c)
Flag (programming feature)
d)
Featured Studios
e)
Featured Projects
43.
A function in Scratch that repeats a set of code forever, done by the Forever block
a)
Forever
b)
Flash Player
c)
Flagging
d)
Flag (programming feature)
e)
Featured Studios
44.
A page on the Scratch Wiki devoted to frequently asked questions about Scratch
a)
Frequently Asked Questions
b)
Forever
c)
Flash Player
d)
Flagging
e)
Flag (programming feature)
45.
The main page of the Scratch website, scratch.mit.edu.
a)
Front Page
b)
Frequently Asked Questions
c)
Forever
d)
Flash Player
e)
Flagging
46.
The old name for a studio
a)
Gallery
b)
Front Page
c)
Frequently Asked Questions
d)
Forever
e)
Flash Player
47.
A project that is designed to be an amusement or pastime, and has a specific purpose to achieve
a)
Game Project
b)
Gallery
c)
Front Page
d)
Frequently Asked Questions
e)
Forever
48.
A popular Scratch mascot
a)
Gobo
b)
Game Project
c)
Gallery
d)
Front Page
e)
Frequently Asked Questions
49.
Sometimes simply called the 'flag,' this is what starts most projects' scripts running
a)
Green Flag
b)
Gobo
c)
Game Project
d)
Gallery
e)
Front Page
50.
A block that starts any script
a)
Hat Block
b)
Green Flag
c)
Gobo
d)
Game Project
e)
Gallery
51.
A feature in Scratch which completely hides a sprite from the screen
a)
Hide
b)
Hat Block
c)
Green Flag
d)
Gobo
e)
Game Project
52.
A list to ignore certain users
a)
Ignore List
b)
Hide
c)
Hat Block
d)
Green Flag
e)
Gobo
53.
An inactive user who, after getting upset about not receiving enough views on his/her projects, threatened to hack some Scratchers' accounts and thus was banned
a)
Kaj
b)
Ignore List
c)
Hide
d)
Hat Block
e)
Green Flag
54.
A group of forums where Scratchers can discuss Scratch in other languages and the translation of the Scratch interface and website
a)
Language Forums
b)
Kaj
c)
Ignore List
d)
Hide
e)
Hat Block
55.
Called an 'array' in most programming languages, this holds lots of strings
a)
List
b)
Language Forums
c)
Kaj
d)
Ignore List
e)
Hide
56.
A block which controls a list
a)
List Block
b)
List
c)
Language Forums
d)
Kaj
e)
Ignore List
57.
An idea that some Scratchers want to be implemented, which disallows a project from being downloaded
a)
Locking Downloads
b)
List Block
c)
List
d)
Language Forums
e)
Kaj
58.
A block which controls how a sprite or the stage looks like
a)
Looks Block
b)
Locking Downloads
c)
List Block
d)
List
e)
Language Forums
59.
A project that is intended to be adapted when it is passed from person to person
a)
Meme
b)
Looks Block
c)
Locking Downloads
d)
List Block
e)
List
60.
A way of connecting two or more Scratch projects with each other over a LAN (Local Area Network)
a)
Mesh
b)
Meme
c)
Looks Block
d)
Locking Downloads
e)
List Block
61.
Messages a user gets
a)
Messages and Notifications
b)
Mesh
c)
Meme
d)
Looks Block
e)
Locking Downloads
62.
Stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, it allows notes to be played within Scratch using some of the sound blocks
a)
MIDI
b)
Messages and Notifications
c)
Mesh
d)
Meme
e)
Looks Block
63.
A forum where Scratchers can discuss subjects that have little or no relevance to Scratch
a)
Miscellaneous
b)
MIDI
c)
Messages and Notifications
d)
Mesh
e)
Meme
64.
A block which controls a sprite's movement
a)
Motion Block
b)
Miscellaneous
c)
MIDI
d)
Messages and Notifications
e)
Mesh
65.
A block which controls a motor from a LEGO Education WeDo Robotics Kit
a)
Motor Block
b)
Motion Block
c)
Miscellaneous
d)
MIDI
e)
Messages and Notifications
66.
A Scratcher's profile page
a)
My Stuff Page
b)
Motor Block
c)
Motion Block
d)
Miscellaneous
e)
MIDI
67.
A rank used on the Scratch forums for relatively new spammers and relatively new, inactive Scratchers. Users who do not spam and are active on the Scratch website become regular Scratchers.
a)
New Scratcher
b)
My Stuff Page
c)
Motor Block
d)
Motion Block
e)
Miscellaneous
68.
A forum for helping users new to the website, as well as for new users asking for help
a)
New Scratchers
b)
New Scratcher
c)
My Stuff Page
d)
Motor Block
e)
Motion Block
69.
A section on the front page which lists the most recently uploaded projects
a)
Newest Projects
b)
New Scratchers
c)
New Scratcher
d)
My Stuff Page
e)
Motor Block
70.
See Messages and Notifications
a)
Notifications
b)
Newest Projects
c)
New Scratchers
d)
New Scratcher
e)
My Stuff Page
71.
What the Operators Blocks section was called in versions of Scratch prior to 1.4
a)
Number Blocks
b)
Notifications
c)
Newest Projects
d)
New Scratchers
e)
New Scratcher
72.
A block that performs math functions and string handling
a)
Operators Blocks
b)
Number Blocks
c)
Notifications
d)
Newest Projects
e)
New Scratchers
73.
Scratch's built-in image editor
a)
Paint Editor
b)
Operators Blocks
c)
Number Blocks
d)
Notifications
e)
Newest Projects
74.
A popular Scratch modification
a)
Panther
b)
Paint Editor
c)
Operators Blocks
d)
Number Blocks
e)
Notifications
75.
A feature in Scratch, which allows things to be drawn on the screen
a)
Pen
b)
Panther
c)
Paint Editor
d)
Operators Blocks
e)
Number Blocks
76.
The group of blocks allowing the use of the pen
a)
Pen Extension
b)
Pen
c)
Panther
d)
Paint Editor
e)
Operators Blocks
77.
A board that allows Scratch to interact with the outside world
a)
PicoBoard
b)
Pen Extension
c)
Pen
d)
Panther
e)
Paint Editor
78.
A video game genre characterized by jumping to and from suspended platforms or over obstacles
a)
Platformer
b)
PicoBoard
c)
Pen Extension
d)
Pen
e)
Panther
79.
Viewing a project offline in fullscreen mode
a)
Presentation Mode
b)
Platformer
c)
PicoBoard
d)
Pen Extension
e)
Pen
80.
A forum for requesting ideas for projects
a)
Project Ideas
b)
Presentation Mode
c)
Platformer
d)
PicoBoard
e)
Pen Extension
81.
A project created by downloading, modifying, and re-uploading another project
a)
Remix
b)
Project Ideas
c)
Presentation Mode
d)
Platformer
e)
PicoBoard
82.
A tool in the Scratch Forums used for bringing a post to a moderator's attention
a)
Report Button, the
b)
Remix
c)
Project Ideas
d)
Presentation Mode
e)
Platformer
83.
A block which reports a value, determined by the content of the block
a)
Reporter Block
b)
Report Button, the
c)
Remix
d)
Project Ideas
e)
Presentation Mode
84.
A forum for requesting scripts, sprites, etc. for use in projects
a)
Requests
b)
Reporter Block
c)
Report Button, the
d)
Remix
e)
Project Ideas
85.
the ability of custom blocks to run large scripts quickly due to the video output not being displayed each block
a)
Run Without Screen Refresh
b)
Requests
c)
Reporter Block
d)
Report Button, the
e)
Remix
86.
A drag and drop programming language made by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at MIT
a)
Scratch
b)
Run Without Screen Refresh
c)
Requests
d)
Reporter Block
e)
Report Button, the
87.
the first version of Scratch
a)
Scratch 1.0
b)
Scratch
c)
Run Without Screen Refresh
d)
Requests
e)
Reporter Block
88.
the version of Scratch after 1.0 that was released just a few days later
a)
Scratch 1.1
b)
Scratch 1.0
c)
Scratch
d)
Run Without Screen Refresh
e)
Requests
89.
the version of Scratch after 1.1
a)
Scratch 1.2
b)
Scratch 1.1
c)
Scratch 1.0
d)
Scratch
e)
Run Without Screen Refresh
90.
the version of Scratch after 1.2 and before 1.4
a)
Scratch 1.3
b)
Scratch 1.2
c)
Scratch 1.1
d)
Scratch 1.0
e)
Scratch
91.
the version of Scratch before Scratch 2.0 and the oldest version still downloadable
a)
Scratch 1.4
b)
Scratch 1.3
c)
Scratch 1.2
d)
Scratch 1.1
e)
Scratch 1.0
92.
The previous version of Scratch
a)
Scratch 2.0
b)
Scratch 1.4
c)
Scratch 1.3
d)
Scratch 1.2
e)
Scratch 1.1
93.
the current version of Scratch
a)
Scratch 3.0
b)
Scratch 2.0
c)
Scratch 1.4
d)
Scratch 1.3
e)
Scratch 1.2
94.
Scratch's mascot and default sprite. See Gobo.
a)
Scratch Cat
b)
Scratch 3.0
c)
Scratch 2.0
d)
Scratch 1.4
e)
Scratch 1.3
95.
An FAQ page about Scratch
a)
Scratch FAQ
b)
Scratch Cat
c)
Scratch 3.0
d)
Scratch 2.0
e)
Scratch 1.4
96.
A list of Frequently Asked Questions about Scratch
a)
Scratch FAQ
b)
Scratch FAQ
c)
Scratch Cat
d)
Scratch 3.0
e)
Scratch 2.0
97.
The main forums on the Scratch Website
a)
Scratch Forums
b)
Scratch FAQ
c)
Scratch FAQ
d)
Scratch Cat
e)
Scratch 3.0
98.
A group of Scratchers made to help other Scratchers, give feedback to the Scratch Team, and work on site-wide projects
a)
Scratch Mentors
b)
Scratch Forums
c)
Scratch FAQ
d)
Scratch FAQ
e)
Scratch Cat
99.
A competition where Scratchers from different countries compete to make the best projects
a)
Scratch Olympics
b)
Scratch Mentors
c)
Scratch Forums
d)
Scratch FAQ
e)
Scratch FAQ
100.
A phrase coined by the Scratch Team, and used by themselves and some moderators (although has been adapted by other Scratchers as well), meaning "keep using Scratch"
a)
Scratch On!
b)
Scratch Olympics
c)
Scratch Mentors
d)
Scratch Forums
e)
Scratch FAQ
101.
A site for suggesting ideas to be implemented in Scratch 2.0 or the website
a)
Scratch Suggestions
b)
Scratch On!
c)
Scratch Olympics
d)
Scratch Mentors
e)
Scratch Forums
102.
The team that developed and still work on Scratch and the Scratch Website
a)
Scratch Team
b)
Scratch Suggestions
c)
Scratch On!
d)
Scratch Olympics
e)
Scratch Mentors
103.
The name given to the timezone (-05 EST) that is used in the display of dates in the Scratch Forums
a)
Scratch Time
b)
Scratch Team
c)
Scratch Suggestions
d)
Scratch On!
e)
Scratch Olympics
104.
the versions that Scratch has had
a)
Scratch Versions
b)
Scratch Time
c)
Scratch Team
d)
Scratch Suggestions
e)
Scratch On!
105.
A 'war' between lots of studio-based RPGs
a)
Scratch War
b)
Scratch Versions
c)
Scratch Time
d)
Scratch Team
e)
Scratch Suggestions
106.
A wiki for the Scratch Program and everything associated with it
a)
Scratch Wiki
b)
Scratch War
c)
Scratch Versions
d)
Scratch Time
e)
Scratch Team
107.
A website for educators using Scratch; not to be confused with "Scratched" (below)
a)
ScratchEd
b)
Scratch Wiki
c)
Scratch War
d)
Scratch Versions
e)
Scratch Time
108.
A project that is an attempted replica of another game, etc. e.g. "Pac-man Scratched"; not to be confused with "ScratchEd" (above)
a)
Scratched
b)
ScratchEd
c)
Scratch Wiki
d)
Scratch War
e)
Scratch Versions
109.
Somebody who programs with Scratch and/or uses the Scratch website
a)
Scratcher
b)
Scratched
c)
ScratchEd
d)
Scratch Wiki
e)
Scratch War
110.
A verb meaning 'to program with Scratch'
a)
Scratching, to Scratch
b)
Scratcher
c)
Scratched
d)
ScratchEd
e)
Scratch Wiki
111.
The platform that the website is built on, created by andresmh
a)
ScratchR
b)
Scratching, to Scratch
c)
Scratcher
d)
Scratched
e)
ScratchEd
112.
A project that uses scrolling
a)
Scroller
b)
ScratchR
c)
Scratching, to Scratch
d)
Scratcher
e)
Scratched
113.
The action of sliding sprites across the Stage
a)
Scrolling (sprites)
b)
Scroller
c)
ScratchR
d)
Scratching, to Scratch
e)
Scratcher
114.
A block that detects something, from a sound from a microphone to whether a sprite is touching a certain color
a)
Sensing Block
b)
Scrolling (sprites)
c)
Scroller
d)
ScratchR
e)
Scratching, to Scratch
115.
A forum for telling other people about your projects
a)
Show and Tell
b)
Sensing Block
c)
Scrolling (sprites)
d)
Scroller
e)
ScratchR
116.
Shortened version of "signature"
a)
Sig
b)
Show and Tell
c)
Sensing Block
d)
Scrolling (sprites)
e)
Scroller
117.
Shortened version of "signature"
a)
Siggy
b)
Sig
c)
Show and Tell
d)
Sensing Block
e)
Scrolling (sprites)
118.
A block of text and/or images created by the user, that appears below their forum post
a)
Signature
b)
Siggy
c)
Sig
d)
Show and Tell
e)
Sensing Block
119.
A kind of project which attempts to recreate or model a real-life circumstance, such as a simulation of balls bouncing
a)
Simulation
b)
Signature
c)
Siggy
d)
Sig
e)
Show and Tell
120.
A programming language which imitates Scratch but allows users to make their own reporters and provides first class lists and procedures
a)
Snap!
b)
Simulation
c)
Signature
d)
Siggy
e)
Sig
121.
A block which controls either a MIDI Instrument or sound
a)
Sound Block
b)
Snap!
c)
Simulation
d)
Signature
e)
Siggy
122.
Scratch's built in sound creator and modifier
a)
Sound Editor
b)
Sound Block
c)
Snap!
d)
Simulation
e)
Signature
123.
An object in Scratch which performs functions controlled by scripts
a)
Sprite
b)
Sound Editor
c)
Sound Block
d)
Snap!
e)
Simulation
124.
The environment in which Scratch runs and is programmed in
a)
Squeak
b)
Sprite
c)
Sound Editor
d)
Sound Block
e)
Snap!
125.
A block that performs actions within Scratch
a)
Stack Block
b)
Squeak
c)
Sprite
d)
Sound Editor
e)
Sound Block
126.
The background of a project, performs functions through scripting
a)
Stage
b)
Stack Block
c)
Squeak
d)
Sprite
e)
Sound Editor
127.
A forum thread that is "stuck" at the top of its forum
a)
Sticky
b)
Stage
c)
Stack Block
d)
Squeak
e)
Sprite
128.
A series of keyboard characters, which can be help in reporter blocks, variables or lists
a)
String
b)
Sticky
c)
Stage
d)
Stack Block
e)
Squeak
129.
A place where users can place multiple projects into an accessible group
a)
Studio
b)
String
c)
Sticky
d)
Stage
e)
Stack Block
130.
A forum for making suggestions about the Scratch program or website See Also: Scratch Suggestions
a)
Suggestions
b)
Studio
c)
String
d)
Sticky
e)
Stage
131.
A term used to justify on the forums that one agrees with another's suggestion
a)
Support
b)
Suggestions
c)
Studio
d)
String
e)
Sticky
132.
A label to help categorize a project shared on the Scratch Website
a)
Tag
b)
Support
c)
Suggestions
d)
Studio
e)
String
133.
A user who moderates the Text-based Games forum
a)
TBG Moderator
b)
Tag
c)
Support
d)
Suggestions
e)
Studio
134.
A forum separate from the main forums, used for text-based games
a)
Text-based Games Forum
b)
TBG Moderator
c)
Tag
d)
Support
e)
Suggestions
135.
In the Experimental Viewer, Control Blocks are split into 'Control' and 'Triggers;' the Triggers are the hat and broadcast blocks
a)
Trigger Block
b)
Text-based Games Forum
c)
TBG Moderator
d)
Tag
e)
Support
136.
A forum for reporting glitches in the Scratch program or website
a)
Troubleshooting
b)
Trigger Block
c)
Text-based Games Forum
d)
TBG Moderator
e)
Tag
137.
A value that holds a string that can be changed See Also: List
a)
Variable
b)
Troubleshooting
c)
Trigger Block
d)
Text-based Games Forum
e)
TBG Moderator
138.
A block that controls a variable See Also: List Block
a)
Variable Block
b)
Variable
c)
Troubleshooting
d)
Trigger Block
e)
Text-based Games Forum
139.
A popular nonsense tag for projects
a)
Waffles
b)
Variable Block
c)
Variable
d)
Troubleshooting
e)
Trigger Block
140.
Often what the Scratch Wiki is referred to as
a)
Wiki, the
b)
Waffles
c)
Variable Block
d)
Variable
e)
Troubleshooting
141.
Usually referring to a block, this is another way of doing a certain function
a)
Workaround
b)
Wiki, the
c)
Waffles
d)
Variable Block
e)
Variable
142.
The position that a sprite or the mouse is at along the horizontal axis
a)
X Position
b)
Workaround
c)
Wiki, the
d)
Waffles
e)
Variable Block
143.
The position that a sprite or the mouse is at along the vertical axis
a)
Y Position
b)
X Position
c)
Workaround
d)
Wiki, the
e)
Waffles
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