MIT Media Lab

Microsoft

Learn programming and logic

Sending emails

Browsing the internet

Writing essays

Make a game

Draw a picture

Take a photo

Tell a story

Create animations and games

Write a book

Cook a meal

Drive a car

Only kids

Only adults

Both kids and adults

Only professionals

Children aged 8 and above

Teenagers only

Adults only

People over 65

Improves problem-solving skills

Helps you learn how to drive a car

Helps you to take photos

Teach you cooking

Visual Programming language

Game

Typing software

None of the above

True

False

By allowing you to cook a meal

By helping people to try new things and be creative

By helping you learn how to drive a car

By helping you learn how to take photos

It's a free tool made for making games.

It's a simple programming language that you can see and use.

It encourages students to think and work together.

All of them

A sprite in Scratch is a type of computer virus.

A sprite in Scratch is an object or character that can be programmed to move, talk to other sprites

A sprite in Scratch is a type of musical instrument.

A sprite in Scratch is a type of video game.

By uploading an image

By drawing

By choosing from the sprite library

All of them

A backdrop in Scratch is a sound effect.

A backdrop in Scratch is a character or sprite.

A backdrop is a tool for drawing shapes and characters

A backdrop in Scratch is a background image or scene.

White

Green

Purple

Red

By uploading an image

By drawing

By choosing from the backdrop library

All of them

Backdrop to do things, but sprites are images.

The characters you control in Scratch are called sprites. The background of your project is called the backdrop.

Backdrops are the characters or objects that can move and interact with the sprites.

To control the movement of sprites or objects on the stage.

To play sound effects in Scratch.

To change the background color of the stage.

To create new sprites in Scratch.

By using stop, pause, and freeze blocks.

By using jump, spin, and flip blocks.

By using move, glide, and turn blocks.

By using grow, shrink, and stretch blocks.

Control the a program

To change the color of the sprites

Change how a sprite looks.

To add sound effects to the project

Change costume to next

Play sound until done

Move 10 steps

Set size to 100%

To change the color of the sprite

To move the sprite a number of steps

To add sound effects to the project

To create a background for the project

To make a sprite jump in the air.

To change the color of a sprite.

To play a sound effect for a sprite.

To move a sprite from one position on the stage to another

Change costume to next

Play sound until done

Set size to 100%

Turn Right or Turn Left

To stop the program

To change the color of the sprite

To repeat a multiple times

To pause a specified amount of time.

Use 'repeat' or 'forever'.

By using the “change costume to next” block

By using the “play sound until done” block

Use a 'wait' block

To change the color of the sprite

To add sound effects to the project

To create a background for the project

To make a sprite do the same set of actions over and over again

To change the color of the sprite

To repeat a set of instructions a certain number of times.

To add sound effects to the project

To create a background for the project

Change costume to next

Play sound until done

Move 10 steps

Repeat 10 times