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Scratch Revision Questions

The document consists of a series of revision questions related to Scratch, a visual programming language for beginners. It covers various aspects of Scratch, including blocks, sprites, programming models, and functionalities like broadcasting and controlling sprites. The questions are designed to test knowledge on how to use Scratch effectively.

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Scratch Revision Questions

The document consists of a series of revision questions related to Scratch, a visual programming language for beginners. It covers various aspects of Scratch, including blocks, sprites, programming models, and functionalities like broadcasting and controlling sprites. The questions are designed to test knowledge on how to use Scratch effectively.

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SCRATCH REVISION QUESTIONS

1. What is Scratch? 6. Which block is used to make a sprite say something in


Scratch?
a) A programming language for professionals
a) Show
b) A drag-and-drop visual programming language for
beginners b) Speak

c) A hardware device for advanced coders c) Tell

d) A word processing software d) Say

2. In Scratch, what are characters or objects called? 7. What is the name of the Scratch block used to repeat a
set of actions?
a) Blocks
a) Repeat Forever
b) Sprites
b) Repeat Until
c) Scripts
c) Repeat X Times
d) Backdrops
d) Repeat

3. Which block is used to move a sprite forward in


Scratch? 8. What are the different costumes of a sprite called in
Scratch?
a) Glide
a) Outfits
b) Jump
b) Looks
c) Move
c) Costumes
d) Go to
d) Appearances

4. What type of programming model does Scratch use?


9. Which category in Scratch contains blocks related to
a) Object-oriented programming
motion and movement?
b) Functional programming
a) Events
c) Procedural programming
b) Control
d) Event-driven programming
c) Looks

d) Motion
5. What is the event that occurs when a sprite's costume
is clicked in Scratch?
10. How do you delete a block from a script in Scratch?
a) Key Pressed
a) Drag it to the trash bin
b) Green Flag Clicked
b) Right-click and select "Delete"
c) Mouse Clicked
c) Press the Delete key on the keyboard
d) Start Clicked
d) All of the above 16. Which block is used to wait for a specific amount of
time in Scratch?

a) Wait For
11. What does the "if" block in Scratch do?
b) Sleep
a) Repeats a set of actions forever
c) Wait Until
b) Allows sprites to communicate with each other
d) Wait Seconds
c) Checks a condition and performs an action based on
the result

d) Sets the background image of the project 17. How can you duplicate a sprite in Scratch?

a) Right-click and select "Duplicate"

12. Which block is used to change the background of a b) Drag it to the "Duplicate" area on the stage
project in Scratch?
c) Press Ctrl + D (Command + D on Mac)
a) Switch Backdrop
d) All of the above
b) Change Backdrop

c) Next Backdrop

d) Set Backdrop
18. What is the Scratch block used to set the size of a
sprite?

13. What is the purpose of a "variable" in Scratch? a) Resize

a) To display messages on the screen b) Scale

b) To change the appearance of a sprite c) Set Size

c) To store and manipulate data in a project d) Change Size

d) To repeat a set of actions indefinitely

19. What is the name of the Scratch block used to play a


sound?
14. Which block is used to hide a sprite in Scratch?
a) Play Sound
a) Vanish
b) Start Sound
b) Hide
c) Sound On
c) Disappear
d) Sound Play
d) Go Away

15. What is the event that occurs when the green flag is
clicked in Scratch? 20. Which category in Scratch contains blocks related to
pen and drawing?
a) Start
a) Sound
b) Go
b) Pen
c) Begin
c) Looks
d) Green Flag
d) Control

21. What is the purpose of the "broadcast" block in 26. Which block is used to repeat a set of actions until a
Scratch? condition is met in Scratch?

a) To share projects with others a) Repeat Until

b) To send a message to other sprites b) Repeat Times

c) To display text on the screen c) Repeat If

d) To create an animation effect d) Repeat When

22. How can you change the background color of a 27. What does the "glide" block in Scratch do?
project in Scratch?
a) It moves a sprite to a specific position smoothly.
a) Use the "Change Backdrop Color" block
b) It plays a smooth animation for a sprite.
b) Drag a color from the palette and drop it on the
c) It changes a sprite's appearance to look like it is
stage
gliding.
c) Right-click and select "Change Background Color"
d) It creates a smooth transition between different
d) Use the "Set Stage Color" block backdrops.

23. What is the Scratch block used to stop all scripts in a 28. What is the Scratch block used to change the
sprite? direction of a sprite?

a) End b) Stop c) Terminate d) Halt a) Point Towards

b) Turn To

24. What is the name of the Scratch block used to reset a c) Face
sprite's position and appearance?
d) Rotate Towards
a) Reset

b) Reappear
29. What is the purpose of the "broadcast and wait" block
c) Start Over in Scratch?

d) Go to Start a) To pause the script execution for a certain time

b) To send a message to other sprites and wait for their


response
25. How can you change the language of the Scratch
interface? c) To end the execution of all scripts in a sprite

a) It cannot be changed; it is fixed in English. d) To display a message on the screen and wait for user
input
b) Go to the Scratch settings and select the desired
language.

c) Right-click on the stage and choose the language 30. Which category in Scratch contains blocks related to
from the menu. sensing and detecting interactions?

d) The language changes automatically based on the a) Sensing b) Looks


user's location.
c) Sound d) Control

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