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loops

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

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1.

Look at the path blocks and the red block that says repeat 3 times. What does a repeat block do?

a)

Skips all the steps completely

b)

Runs steps only once

c)

Runs steps a set number of times

d)

Runs steps forever without stopping

2.

Which block keeps doing the steps and never stops by itself?

a)

Start block for one action

b)

Repeat block with a number

c)

Forever block that loops

d)

Stop block at the end

3.

Day comes, then night, and it happens again and again. What is this called?

a)

A changing loop pattern

b)

A single event once

c)

A random surprise day

d)

A broken time line

4.

You want a character to jump five times without dragging five jump blocks. Which choice is best?

a)

Use a repeat block set to five

b)

Delete all the jump blocks

c)

Use a forever block for jumping

d)

Place one jump block once

5.

Where can you find the repeat and forever blocks in Scratch?

a)

In the Control category menu

b)

In the Sound category list

c)

Inside the Events category tray

d)

Under the Sensing category tab

6.

What does the repeat block do when you put steps inside it?

a)

Makes the steps run slower

b)

Runs the steps a set number of times

c)

Runs the steps one time only

d)

Stops the steps from running

7.

A script should keep moving forever without stopping. Which block should you use?

a)

Use the forever loop block

b)

Use the sound play block

c)

Use the stop all actions block

d)

Use the repeat ten times block

8.

Which block makes the sprite go forward in Scratch?

a)

Wait seconds block

b)

Move steps block

c)

Go to position block

d)

Turn degrees block

9.

How many degrees should the sprite turn to make a square corner?

a)

120 degrees turn

b)

90 degrees turn

c)

60 degrees turn

d)

45 degrees turn

10.

You want the sprite to travel one side of a square. What two blocks do you use in order: first to go straight, then to turn?

a)

Go to then turn

b)

Turn then move steps

c)

Move steps then turn

d)

Wait then go to

11.

To complete all four sides without dragging the same blocks many times, what idea should you use?

a)

Pick random position

b)

Add a sound

c)

Change the costume

d)

Repeat the steps

12.

What does the repeat block help the sprite do when drawing a square?

a)

Do the same steps many times

b)

Move only one single step

c)

Stop the script right away

d)

Change the sprite’s costume

13.

How many times should the square path steps run to make a full square?

a)

Two times total

b)

Three times total

c)

Five times total

d)

Four times total

14.

You place move 200 steps, turn 90 degrees, and wait 1 second inside a repeat. What should you change to finish a square?

a)

Set repeat to 4 times

b)

Set repeat to 2 times

c)

Remove the wait block

d)

Turn 45 degrees instead

15.

Why add a wait 1 seconds block between move and turn for the square path?

a)

To make the sprite jump higher

b)

To stop the program forever

c)

To pause so we can see movement

d)

To change the sprite’s color

16.

Which block makes the sprite move forward in the script shown?

a)

turn 90 degrees block

b)

wait 1 seconds block

c)

move 200 steps block

d)

forever control block

17.

You want the sprite to keep walking the same square over and over. Which block should you add around the steps?

a)

go to random position block

b)

turn 15 degrees block

c)

repeat 10 control block

d)

forever control block

18.

After the sprite moves straight, what turn makes a square corner?

a)

turn 180 degrees back

b)

turn 30 degrees left

c)

turn 5 degrees right

d)

turn 90 degrees right

19.

You place move, turn, and wait inside a forever block. What will the sprite do?

a)

Move once then stop

b)

Turn without moving forward

c)

Wait forever without turning

d)

Keep tracing a square path

20.

Look at the code blocks in the picture. What starts the sprite moving along the square path?

a)

Clicking on the stage background

b)

Typing the sprite’s name

c)

Dragging the move block again

d)

Pressing the green flag button

21.

Why does the yellow outline stay around the blocks while the sprite moves?

a)

The blocks are turned off

b)

The sprite is paused now

c)

The flag is hidden now

d)

The program is still running

22.

If the sprite does not move after you press the green flag, what should you check first?

a)

Make the stage color darker

b)

Connect when clicked to forever

c)

Change the sprite’s costume

d)

Delete the wait block quickly

23.

Look at Sprite 1: it repeats 20 times and moves 10 steps each time. How many total steps does Sprite 1 move?

a)

200 steps total movement

b)

150 steps total movement

c)

100 steps total movement

d)

250 steps total movement

24.

Two sprites use repeat blocks. Sprite 1 repeats 20 times moving 10 steps. Sprite 2 repeats 10 times moving 20 steps. Which statement is true when the green flag is clicked?

a)

Both sprites move different total distances

b)

Sprite 2 moves less than Sprite 1

c)

Both sprites move the same total distance

d)

Sprite 1 moves less than Sprite 2