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Scratch Mastery QuizOnline version Test your Scratch knowledge with 30 quick questions. by Vane Alegria 1 What does collision detection do in Scratch games? a It makes sprites react when they touch or hit something b It changes the background color c It speeds up the computer d It creates new sprites automatically 2 What category in Scratch is considered the 'brain' of interactivity? a Sensing b Operators c Motion d Looks 3 Which block checks if a sprite is touching another sprite or edge? a sound ( ) b join ( ) c touching ( )? d color ( ) is touching ( )? 4 What does the block color ( ) is touching ( )? detect? a If a sprite is larger than the stage b If a color on one sprite touches another color on a sprite or background c If a sprite changes color d If two sprites overlap sprites 5 What is the purpose of the timer block in Scratch? a To save the project b To measure how many seconds have passed since the green flag c To adjust sound volume d To restart the game automatically 6 What does the reset timer block do? a Sets the timer back to 0.0 b Deletes the timer c Changes the timer color d Pauses the game 7 How can you view the timer on the Stage? a Hide the stage b Tick the checkbox next to the timer block c Restart Scratch d Use a separate monitor 8 What is a typical use case for the timer in Scratch games? a To control sound volume b To generate random colors c Speed runs or time-limited levels d To change sprite costumes 9 Where would you go to upload Scratch projects? a Project Gallery b My Stuff page c Community Forum d Help Center 10 Which button starts the process to publish a Scratch project? a Join Scratch and upload b Delete project c Disable internet d Download Scratch Player 11 What should you avoid using when creating a Scratch account? a Your real name b An email address c A nickname d A username 12 What is required after signing up for Scratch to share projects? a Post a photo b Pay a fee c Confirm your email address d Complete a course 13 Which action helps you share projects with others on Scratch? a Locking the project b Deleting the project c Uploading from your computer d Disconnecting from the internet 14 What does the edge of the Stage refer to in Scratch? a The boundary that a sprite can touch b The bottom of the stage only c A hidden layer d The white background color 15 Which block type is commonly used with collision detection in If-Then structures? a Sound blocks b Control blocks c Looks blocks d Boolean blocks 16 Which tool helps identify a specific color for color touching checks? a Eraser tool b Paint bucket c Line tool d Eyedropper tool 17 What happens when a Scratch project is uploaded? a It closes the account b It becomes private automatically c It deletes other projects d Share and receive feedback 18 Which URL is used to join the Scratch community? a scratchgames.net b scratch2.org c scratch.mit.edu d scratchedu.edu 19 What is a safe practice when joining Scratch? a Don’t use your real name b Upload private files c Post personal emails d Share your exact location 20 What should you do after signing up to ensure you can share projects? a Confirm your email address b Ignore prompts c Disable cookies d Uninstall Scratch 21 Which action can help verify a timer is working in Scratch? a Move a sprite without a script b Change the backdrop color c Check the sound volume d Observe the timer counting after the green flag 22 What is the purpose of the 'My Stuff' page? a Edit system settings b Store and manage all your Scratch projects c Only view templates d Download unrelated software 23 Which of these is NOT a Scratch uploading step? a Open My Stuff b Click + New Project c Load from your computer d Pay a subscription 24 What does 'Load from Computer' do in Scratch? a Exports to PNG b Saves a backup locally c Installs updates d Opens a file picker to upload a projects.sb3 25 Tiny detail: what should you do after loading a project to ensure it saves? a Switch to a different browser b Disable auto-save c Save now d Close without saving 26 What is a key outcome of using collision detection in Scratch? a Project slows down b Sprites react to each other or the edge c Sprites never interact d Background remains static 27 Which block type helps detect interaction between colors and sprites? a Sensing blocks b Data blocks c Pen blocks d Extensions blocks 28 In Scratch, what does a ‘Stage edge’ collision refer to? a When a sprite changes costume b When the timer ends c When the stage background changes d When a sprite touches the boundary 29 Which action should you perform first to start a timer-based level? a Reload the page b Reset the stage c Click the green flag d Click the red stop button 30 What is the main benefit of sharing Scratch projects? a Limit access to accounts b Get feedback and ideas from others c Hide your code d Decrease project visibility 31 What should you avoid sharing in Scratch to stay safe? a Personal real-name information b Your city c Your email address d A nickname 32 Which file type is typically loaded when uploading Scratch projects? a .sb3 b .exe c .txt d .mp4

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Scratch Mastery QuizOnline version

by Vane Alegria

What does collision detection do in Scratch games?

What category in Scratch is considered the 'brain' of interactivity?

Which block checks if a sprite is touching another sprite or edge?

What does the block color ( ) is touching ( )? detect?

What is the purpose of the timer block in Scratch?

What does the reset timer block do?

How can you view the timer on the Stage?

What is a typical use case for the timer in Scratch games?

Where would you go to upload Scratch projects?

Which button starts the process to publish a Scratch project?

What should you avoid using when creating a Scratch account?

What is required after signing up for Scratch to share projects?

Which action helps you share projects with others on Scratch?

What does the edge of the Stage refer to in Scratch?

Which block type is commonly used with collision detection in If-Then structures?

Which tool helps identify a specific color for color touching checks?

What happens when a Scratch project is uploaded?

Which URL is used to join the Scratch community?

What is a safe practice when joining Scratch?

What should you do after signing up to ensure you can share projects?

Which action can help verify a timer is working in Scratch?

What is the purpose of the 'My Stuff' page?

Which of these is NOT a Scratch uploading step?

What does 'Load from Computer' do in Scratch?

Tiny detail: what should you do after loading a project to ensure it saves?

What is a key outcome of using collision detection in Scratch?

Which block type helps detect interaction between colors and sprites?

In Scratch, what does a ‘Stage edge’ collision refer to?

Which action should you perform first to start a timer-based level?

What is the main benefit of sharing Scratch projects?

What should you avoid sharing in Scratch to stay safe?

Which file type is typically loaded when uploading Scratch projects?