Scratch 3: Algorithms & Game Basics

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Froggy Jumps Scratch 3: Algorithms & Game BasicsOnline version Test your Scratch game-building know-how. by martina adel (Staff) 1 What is the main purpose of a loop in Scratch when making a game? a Repeat actions automatically b Add a new sprite c Change the background color 2 In the example game, what happens when the apple touches the basket? a Score increases by 1 b Apple changes size c Game ends 3 Which block keeps the game running continuously? a Forever loop b If then block c Broadcast block 4 What Scratch block is used to move the basket with arrow keys? a Sound blocks only b Motion blocks and key pressed checks c Looks blocks only 5 What variable is commonly used to track points in the lesson? a Lives b Score c Time 6 Which event starts the Scratch project in the example? a Space key pressed b Green flag clicked c Broadcast message 7 What is a 'sprite' in Scratch? a A background image b A type of sound file c An object that can move and interact 8 Which blocks are used to detect collisions between sprites? a If touching blocks b Broadcast blocks c Sound blocks 9 Which block starts a script when the project starts by clicking the green flag? a when space key pressed b when sprite clicked c when green flag clicked 10 What is the term for a character or object in Scratch? a Sprite b Stage c Backdrop 11 Which block repeats actions indefinitely? a repeat until b repeat 10 c forever 12 How do you change how a sprite looks during a game? a Edit Sounds b Use Costumes c Change Backdrops 13 Where do you snap blocks to create a script? a Scripts Area b Stage c Toolbar 14 Which feature lets sprites react to messages in Scratch? a Pause b Clone c Broadcast 15 What lets you create multiple copies of a sprite during runtime? a Backdrops b Clones c Variables 16 Which block is used to pause the game for a moment? a wait until done b wait 1 seconds c pause all 17 What is the Stage in Scratch? a Area where sprites perform b Costume editor c Sound editor 18 Which category contains move, turn blocks in Scratch? a Motion b Control c Looks

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Scratch 3: Algorithms & Game Basics

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Scratch 3: Algorithms & Game BasicsOnline version

by martina adel (Staff)

What is the main purpose of a loop in Scratch when making a game?

In the example game, what happens when the apple touches the basket?

Which block keeps the game running continuously?

What Scratch block is used to move the basket with arrow keys?

What variable is commonly used to track points in the lesson?

Which event starts the Scratch project in the example?

What is a 'sprite' in Scratch?

Which blocks are used to detect collisions between sprites?

Which block starts a script when the project starts by clicking the green flag?

What is the term for a character or object in Scratch?

Which block repeats actions indefinitely?

How do you change how a sprite looks during a game?

Where do you snap blocks to create a script?

Which feature lets sprites react to messages in Scratch?

What lets you create multiple copies of a sprite during runtime?

Which block is used to pause the game for a moment?

What is the Stage in Scratch?

Which category contains move, turn blocks in Scratch?