WorksheetsIntroduction to Programming Bank
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 37mins
Which stack will the sprite follow the mouse when clicked?
Stack A
Sack B
What will happen when you touch the Goal?
Go to the mouse pointer
Stop the game
Go to x -200 y -135
Say 'You Win!!' for 5 seconds
My sprite is not moving when I push the right arrow. What is wrong with my code?
Change the turn block to a move block
Change the space key in the event block to a right arrow key
Take the not block out of the repeat until block
Nothing needs to be changed
When I press the up arrow key my sprite should move up, but nothing happens. What is wrong with the code?
Click the green flag
Check the key pressed block, it should say up arrow.
Change the change y block to a move block
Change the change y by 50 to change y by -50
What happens when the sprite touches the bananas?
Spins around
Changes color
Disappears
Says You Won! for 2 seconds
Which block is an event block?
Which block will change how your sprite looks?
Which category will have blocks that move your sprite?
Looks
Motion
Events
Control
What category will you find blocks that allow your sprite to speak?
Motion
Looks
Control
Sensing
What category will you find the block 'when this sprite is clicked?
Motion
Looks
Control
Events
What will happen when this code is run?
The sprite will turn once
The sprite will turn 15 degrees
The sprite will move forward
The sprite will spin around until stopped
What happens when the sprite touches the bananas?
Nothing
The sprite says Yum
A sound plays
What happens when the sprite touches the Butterfly?
Nothing
The sprite says Yum
A sound plays
Which block will move your sprite up and down?
Which block will move your sprite left or right?
In the code above, which block tells the sprite to bounce off the edge?
Which block tells the sprite to do this forever?
What is the event that will start the program?
Which block would you use to add sound to your game?
What block would you used to change the backdrop?
Two sprites are having a conversation. When the flag is clicked, which sprite says something first?
Scratch Cat
Elephant
They both talk at the same time
Two sprites are having a conversation. When the flag is clicked, which sprite will be the last to say something?
Scratch Cat
Elephant
Neither, they both stop at the same time
All of the block stacks below do basically the same thing. Which block stack is the most efficient?
Block stack A
Block stack B
Block stack C
What are Blocks?
Where your project is displayed when active.
The instructions that determines what happens on the stage.
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
Displays the location of your X and Y positions.
What is the Stage?
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
Background displayed on your Scratch stage.
Graphical bubble that displays a sprite thinking.
Where your project is displayed when active.
What is a Speech Bubble?
Graphical bubble that displays a sprite thinking.
The objects on the Scratch stage that performs actions.
Graphical bubble that shows a sprite speaking.
Where your project is displayed when active.
What are Sprites?
The instructions that determines what happens on the stage.
Graphical bubble that displays a sprite thinking.
The objects on the Scratch stage that perform actions.
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
When this code is run, what happens when the audience enters the word "Beach"?
The backdrop changes to the beach, and the sprite says, "I love the beach! This is great!"
The backdrop changes to the Movie Theater
The sprite says, "I don't know what to do now."
Nothing
Which three answers could the audience input, that would make the sprite say, "I don't know what to do now"?
"Beach", "Comedy", "OK"
"Movies", "Action", "No thank you"
"Movies", "Drama", "OK"
The sprite will never say "I don't know what to do now."
What is a good way to change the scene in Scratch?
Use the "switch backdrop" block
Create a sprite for each scene
Hide the current backdrop
None of these options work
What is the difference between the move block and the glide block in Scratch?
The Move block instantly changes the position of a sprite. The Glide block shows the sprite as it moves to the new location.
The Glide block instantly changes the position of a sprite. The Move block shows the sprite as it moves to the new location.
The Move block can only be used if the default costume is set. The Glide block can be used for any costume.
The Glide block can only be used if the default costume is set. The Move block can be used for any costume.
What are Blocks?
Where your project is displayed when active.
The instructions that determines what happens on the stage.
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
Displays the location of your X and Y positions.
What is the Stage?
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
Background displayed on your Scratch stage.
Graphical bubble that displays a sprite thinking.
Where your project is displayed when active.
What are Scripts?
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
The instructions that determines what happens on the stage.
Displays the location of your X and Y positions.
Graphical bubble that displays a sprite thinking.
What are Sprites?
The instructions that determines what happens on the stage.
Graphical bubble that displays a sprite thinking.
The objects on the Scratch stage that perform actions.
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
What is the Backdrop?
Background displayed on your Scratch stage.
Where your project is displayed when active.
The objects on the Scratch stage that perform actions.
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
What are Costumes?
The objects on the Scratch stage that perform actions.
Blocks that allows you to repeat scripts multiple times.
Graphical bubble that shows a sprite speaking.
Alternate appearances of your sprite.
What are Coordinates?
The instructions that determines what happens on the stage.
Displays the location of your X and Y positions.
Graphical bubble that shows a sprite speaking.
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
What are Repeat Blocks?
Blocks that allows you to repeat scripts multiple times.
The objects on the Scratch stage that performs actions.
Programming commands that you snap together to create a program in Scratch.
Where your project is displayed when active.
What is a Speech Bubble?
Graphical bubble that displays a sprite thinking.
The objects on the Scratch stage that performs actions.
Graphical bubble that shows a sprite speaking.
Where your project is displayed when active.
What is a Thought Bubble?
Graphical bubble that shows a sprite speaking.
The objects on the Scratch stage that performs actions.
Graphical bubble that shows a sprite speaking.
Graphical bubble that displays a sprite thinking.
A set of steps to complete a task.
algorithm
program
computer science
code
The study of computers and algorithms, and their impact on society.
pair programming
computer science
algorithm
navigator
Language that can be processed by a computer
driver
algorithm
program
code
The belief that one can get better at something through hard work and practice
growth mindset
fixed mindset
A programming technique in which two programmers, a driver and a navigator, work together on one problem.
computer science
pair programming
growth mindset
code area
Instructions written in code, which are then run by a computer.
program
code
sprite
algorithm
The programmer who controls the actions of the computer.
navigator
driver
The programmer who helps, thinks about the big picture, and offers suggestions.
driver
navigator
A character or object in Scratch that we control with code.
stage
backdrop
sprite
Single instructions for a Sprite which can be dragged and snapped together.
blocks
scripts
stage
driver
Groups of blocks that are attached to each other in the Code Area and run in a specific order.
blocks
scripts
stage
driver
The place that we put our code blocks in Scratch to build scripts that control the program.
stage
backdrop
code area
The area in Scratch that displays a finished program when it is being run.
stage
backdrop
code area
Identify the component that protects the internal hardware of a computer system unit
RAM
Case
Hard Drive
Power Supply
Which component is the brain of the computer?
CPU
RAM
Hard drive
Motherboard
Identify the component that stores the information being accessed by the CPU.
RAM
Hard Drive
Power Supply
Motherboard
Which of the following is an input device?
Monitor
Projector
Speaker
Keyboard
Which input device can verify a person's identity for security purposes?
Stylus
Gamepad
Barcode reader
Fingerprint Scanner
Which of the following is an output device?
Mouse
Monitor
Keyboard
Microphone
Which of the following is a storage device?
Monitor
Scanner
Speaker
Flash Drive
Identify the most common type of connector for a keyboard and mouse.
USB
VGA
RJ-45
DB-25
What is this computer hardware called?
Printer
Headphones
Mouse
Computer
What does a printer do?
Sends information to a fax machine.
Makes copies of a sheet of paper.
Prints text and images onto paper.
Scans text and images onto the computer.
What is this computer hardware called?
Printer
Monitor
Keyboard
Mouse
Which of these is a trackpad?
What is this?
A Computer Mouse
A Monitor
A Computer
A Keyboard
