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How Well Were You Listening?: A Scratch Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Scratch mainly used for?

a)

Writing essays

b)

Creating interactive stories, games, and animations

c)

Editing photos

d)

Making spreadsheets

2.

In Scratch, what is a sprite?

a)

A type of drink

b)

A character or object that can be programmed

c)

A background image

d)

A sound effect

3.

Which block category in Scratch is used to control the flow of a programme?

a)

Motion

b)

Control

c)

Sound

d)

Looks

4.

How can you add a new sprite to your Scratch project?

a)

By drawing it in the paint editor

b)

By importing an image

c)

By choosing one from the Scratch library

d)

All of the above

5.

What is a backdrop in Scratch?

a)

A sound effect

b)

The background image of the stage

c)

A type of sprite

d)

A control block

6.

Which block would you use to play a sound when a sprite is clicked?

a)

When green flag clicked

b)

When sprite clicked

c)

Play sound [sound] until done

d)

Change backdrop to [backdrop]

7.

Which control block repeats a set of instructions a specific number of times?

a)

Forever

b)

Repeat [n]

c)

If [condition] then

d)

Wait [n] seconds

8.

What is the main purpose of using variables in Scratch?

a)

To store and change values during a programme

b)

To create new sprites

c)

To change the backdrop

d)

To add sound effects

9.

Which of the following is a good game design principle?

a)

Make the game impossible to win

b)

Give clear instructions to the player

c)

Use only one colour

d)

Avoid using sound

10.

What is an extension in Scratch?

a)

A new sprite

b)

An extra set of blocks that add new features

c)

A type of backdrop

d)

A sound effect

11.

Which extension allows you to control hardware like the micro:bit?

a)

Pen

b)

micro:bit

c)

Music

d)

Translate

12.

What does animating a sprite mean in Scratch?

a)

Changing its colour

b)

Making it move or change appearance over time

c)

Adding a sound effect

d)

Changing the backdrop

13.

Which block would you use to move a sprite 10 steps forward?

a)

Move 10 steps

b)

Go to [x: y:]

c)

Turn 15 degrees

d)

Glide 1 second to [x: y:]

14.

How can you change the costume of a sprite in Scratch?

a)

By using the “switch costume to [costume]” block

b)

By changing the backdrop

c)

By adding a sound effect

d)

By using the “repeat” block

15.

Which block would you use to wait for 2 seconds before the next action?

a)

Wait 2 seconds

b)

Repeat 2

c)

Forever

d)

Play sound [sound] until done

16.

What is the best way to make a sprite bounce off the edge of the stage?

a)

Use the “if on edge, bounce” block

b)

Change the backdrop

c)

Add a sound effect

d)

Use the “repeat” block

17.

Which block can be used to detect if two sprites are touching?

a)

Touching [sprite]?

b)

Move 10 steps

c)

Wait 1 second

d)

Switch costume to [costume]

18.

What is the main benefit of using costumes in sprite design?

a)

To make the sprite look different at different times

b)

To add sound effects

c)

To change the backdrop

d)

To control the flow of the programme

19.

Which block would you use to change the colour effect of a sprite?

a)

Change colour effect by [n]

b)

Play sound [sound]

c)

Wait [n] seconds

d)

Go to [x: y:]

20.

If you want a sprite to say “Hello!” for 3 seconds, which block should you use?

a)

Say [Hello!] for 3 seconds

b)

Play sound [Hello!]

c)

Wait 3 seconds

d)

Switch costume to [Hello!]