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Scratch 3 Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Scratch 3 used for?

a)

Building furniture

b)

Writing essays and reports

c)

Creating interactive stories, games, and animations

d)

Cooking recipes

2.

How can you create sprites in Scratch 3?

a)

By recording a video and converting it into a sprite

b)

By choosing from the library of sprites or importing your own images.

c)

By writing code from scratch

d)

By downloading from the internet

3.

Which blocks are commonly used in Scratch 3?

a)

motion, looks, sound, events, control, sensing, operators, and variables

b)

letters, numbers, symbols

c)

colors, shapes, sizes

d)

animals, plants, minerals

4.

How can you animate sprites in Scratch 3?

a)

By using the 'move' block

b)

By using the 'say' block

c)

By using the 'change costume' block or the 'next costume' block

d)

By using the 'pen down' block

5.

What is the process of adding sound in Scratch 3?

a)

Using the 'Motion' blocks in the 'Motion' category

b)

Using the 'Pen' blocks in the 'Pen' category

c)

Using the 'Sound' blocks in the 'Sound' category

d)

Using the 'Color' blocks in the 'Color' category

6.

What type of games can you create in Scratch 3?

a)

Only racing games

b)

Only cooking games

c)

Only puzzle games

d)

Various types of games

7.

What is the purpose of using costumes in Scratch 3?

a)

To add new functionalities to the program

b)

To improve the sound quality of the project

c)

To make the coding process faster

d)

To change the appearance of a sprite or create animations

8.

How can you make a sprite move in Scratch 3?

a)

By using the 'Motion' blocks and specifying the direction and distance for the movement.

b)

By using the 'Looks' blocks

c)

By changing the background color

d)

By clicking on the sprite

9.

What are the different event blocks in Scratch 3?

a)

When Start Button Clicked, When Mouse Hovered, When Music Played

b)

When Sprite Clicked, When Space Key Pressed, When Key Pressed, When Sprite Clicked, When Backdrop Switches, When I Receive Message, When Stage Is Clicked

c)

When Mouse Clicked, When Key Pressed, When Sound Played

d)

When Flag Clicked, When Sprite Touched, When Background Changes

10.

How can you share your projects in Scratch 3?

a)

By sending an email to Scratch support

b)

By printing out the code and sharing it in person

c)

By posting it on a social media platform

d)

By clicking on the 'Share' button in the Scratch 3 project editor.

11.

How can you add background music to a Scratch 3 project?

a)

By using the 'Sound' blocks in the 'Sound' category

b)

By using the 'Motion' blocks in the 'Motion' category

c)

By using the 'Looks' blocks

d)

By using the 'Pen' blocks in the 'Pen' category

12.

What is the purpose of using variables in Scratch 3?

a)

To change the appearance of a sprite or create animations

b)

To store and manipulate data in the program

c)

To improve the sound quality of the project

d)

To add new functionalities to the program

13.

How can you make a sprite disappear in Scratch 3?

a)

By using the 'Motion' blocks and specifying the direction and distance for the movement.

b)

By using the 'Looks' blocks and changing the size or visibility of the sprite

c)

By changing the background color

d)

By clicking on the sprite

14.

What is the purpose of using loops in Scratch 3?

a)

To change the appearance of a sprite or create animations

b)

To store and manipulate data in the program

c)

To repeat a set of blocks multiple times

d)

To add new functionalities to the program

15.

How can you create a custom block in Scratch 3?

a)

By using the 'Motion' blocks and specifying the direction and distance for the movement.

b)

By using the 'Looks' blocks

c)

By creating a set of blocks and defining it as a custom block

d)

By changing the background color

16.

What is the purpose of using broadcast and receive in Scratch 3?

a)

To change the appearance of a sprite or create animations

b)

To store and manipulate data in the program

c)

To improve the sound quality of the project

d)

To allow different sprites to communicate and trigger actions

17.

What is the process of adding sound in Scratch 3?

a)

Using the 'Motion' blocks in the 'Motion' category

b)

Using the 'Pen' blocks in the 'Pen' category

c)

Using the 'Sound' blocks in the 'Sound' category

d)

Using the 'Color' blocks in the 'Color' category

18.

Which group of blocks include the "Say" block?

a)

Sound

b)

Looks

c)

Control

19.

Which group of blocks include the "Broadcast" block?

a)

Events

b)

Motion

c)

Control

20.

This block is also known as

a

a)

Movement sentence

b)

Conditional statement

c)

Then statement

21.

What is the variable in this code?

a)

Edge

b)

Random position

c)

Score

22.

A completed program in scratch.

a)

Scratch

b)

volume

c)

project

23.
A costume is 
a)
A code block
b)
A motion 
c)
A different way a sprite looks
d)
A sound 
24.
Variables are already made for you
a)
True 
b)
False 
25.
A PROGRAM is a series of  _____________ for a computer or device to follow
a)
instructions
b)
windows
c)
suggestions
d)
voices