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Random movement

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which block action helps put a sprite at a new spot on the screen?

a)

Make loud sound

b)

Move to new position

c)

Change costume color

d)

Start recording audio

2.

You want the cat sprite to surprise you by going different ways each time. What should you add?

a)

Random movement code

b)

Always move right

c)

Stay in one place

d)

Repeat the same path

3.

Your sprite should disappear when a ghost appears and then come back later. What is a good plan?

a)

Use hide then show blocks

b)

Move to top left corner

c)

Play meow sound twice

d)

Change background picture

4.

Which block moves the sprite to a random spot on the stage?

a)

Turn fifteen degrees

b)

Move ten steps

c)

Go to mouse pointer

d)

Go to random position

5.

Where can you find the ‘go to random position’ block?

a)

Sound category

b)

Events category

c)

Motion category

d)

Looks category

6.

What starts the code when the green flag is clicked?

a)

Turn fifteen degrees

b)

When clicked block

c)

Forever loop

d)

Wait one second

7.

Which block repeats the action again and again?

a)

When clicked event

b)

Go to random position

c)

Forever loop

d)

Wait one second

8.

What does the Wait block do in the project?

a)

Changes the sprite costume

b)

Starts the green flag

c)

Moves to mouse pointer

d)

Pauses for a short time

9.

Put these steps in order: start flag, repeat, move randomly. Which choice shows the best sequence?

a)

When clicked, Go to random position, Forever

b)

Go to random position, Forever, When clicked

c)

When clicked, Forever, Go to random position

d)

Forever, When clicked, Go to random position

10.

If you want the sprite to wait between jumps, which blocks should be together?

a)

Forever with Wait

b)

Variables with Operators

c)

Looks with Events

d)

Sound with Motion

11.

You drag ‘go to random position’ under the Forever loop. What will the sprite do?

a)

Keep jumping to new spots

b)

Turn once then stop

c)

Play a sound once

d)

Change color and stop

12.

Your sprite moves too fast. What simple change can slow it down?

a)

Increase Wait time

b)

Delete Motion block

c)

Click red stop sign

d)

Change to Looks block

13.

Look at the penguin picture. When a sprite is hidden, what happens to it on the screen?

a)

It makes a loud sound

b)

It moves to the left

c)

It grows very large

d)

It disappears from view

14.

Which Scratch category has the hide and show blocks?

a)

Events category menu

b)

Motion category menu

c)

Looks category menu

d)

Sound category menu

15.

What does the hide block make a sprite do?

a)

Move across screen

b)

Disappear from view

c)

Change to loud sound

d)

Start the program

16.

You want the sprite to keep appearing and disappearing. Which block should you use?

a)

Repeat once block

b)

Forever loop block

c)

Stop all block

d)

Go to x y block

17.

Where do you click to start the blocks running?

a)

Purple looks tab

b)

Green flag icon

c)

Blue share button

d)

Red stop sign

18.

To wait between hide and show, which block should be added?

a)

Wait seconds block

b)

Say hello block

c)

Go to front block

d)

Switch costume block

19.

Plan the steps: Put the blocks in the right order to make the sprite hide, wait, show, wait in a loop started by the flag. Which choice lists the correct order?

a)

Hide, show, wait, wait, forever

b)

Wait, hide, show, wait, forever

c)

Hide, wait, show, wait, forever

d)

Show, wait, hide, wait, forever

20.

Which block makes the sprite go to a new random spot?

a)

When green flag clicked

b)

Wait five seconds

c)

Repeat fifteen times

d)

Go to random position

21.

A script uses a repeat block set to 15. What will happen?

a)

The actions run fifteen times

b)

The sprite waits fifteen seconds

c)

The green flag flashes fifteen times

d)

The sprite changes costume fifteen times

22.

Why add a wait 5 seconds block after moving?

a)

To stop random positions

b)

To make the sprite larger

c)

To start the program

d)

To pause before next move

23.

Look at the blocks: move 10 steps, hide, wait 1 second, if on edge, bounce. What block is missing to make the sprite appear again?

a)

repeat block after wait

b)

show block after wait

c)

start block at the top

d)

move block before wait

24.

Ben wants the sprite to move left and right without disappearing forever. Which order works best?

a)

hide, wait, show, move

b)

move, hide, show, wait

c)

show, wait, move, hide

d)

move, hide, wait, show

25.

If the sprite reaches the screen edge while moving, which block keeps it on screen?

a)

hide then show block

b)

wait 1 second block

c)

move 10 steps block

d)

if on edge, bounce block

26.

Which block makes the sprite keep turning without stopping?

a)

Forever loop block

b)

Start block only

c)

Move steps block

d)

Say hello block

27.

You set the turn block to 10 degrees inside a forever loop. What happens if you change it to 30 degrees?

a)

It moves forward

b)

It stops turning

c)

It turns faster

d)

It turns slower

28.

To recreate a script that turns a sprite continuously, which two blocks should work together?

a)

Move and Start

b)

Say and Turn

c)

Hide and Show

d)

Forever and Turn

29.

Which block should you click first to start your script in Scratch?

a)

when green flag clicked

b)

move ten steps

c)

wait two seconds

d)

show sprite now

30.

You want the sprite to keep moving and bounce at the screen edge. Which pair of blocks works best?

a)

hide sprite + turn degrees

b)

set rotation style + wait seconds

c)

show sprite + wait seconds

d)

move steps + if on edge, bounce