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Match Scratch concepts with definitions.

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Match Scratch concepts with definitions.

by Mr Habib
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A simple, block‑based programming tool that lets you create games & animations by snapping colorful code blocks together.

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A set of instructions that tells a computer what to do.

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The order in which instructions run in a program — from top to bottom.

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A decision in a program. The computer chooses what to do based on a condition (for example: If the score is 10, then play a sound).

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A repeated action in a program. This often uses loops, like "repeat 10 times" or “forever.”

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A small set of instructions that performs one task. It can be reused in different parts of the program. In Scratch, this is like using a custom block.

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Information the computer receives, such as keyboard presses, mouse clicks, or values typed in.

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Information the computer gives back, like sounds, movement, text on the screen, or changes to a sprite.

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Finding and fixing mistakes (bugs) in your program so it works the way you want.

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