Scratch is a programming language developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Media Lab.

___________button allows you to reduce the size of your sprite.

Clicking on the _______ Flag executes all the scripts.

The Green Flag does not remain highlighted while

scripts are running.

_________ is the default sprite.

The Stage is ____ units wide and ____ units tall.

The _______ displays thumbnails for all sprites in a project.

Just as a sprite can change its appearance by switching

costumes, the Stage can change its appearance by

switching backdrops.

______ block has instructions to make the Sprite speak, add musical notes and so on.

__________ shows a sprite’s name,

x-y position, direction, rotation styles and show/hide the sprite.

The Scratch blocks are organized into______ color-coded categories.