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

What is Scratch primarily used for?

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1
What is Scratch primarily used for?
Game development and interactive projects
Web development
Data analysis
Video editing
2
Which block would you use to change the appearance of a sprite?
"Switch costume to __"
"Switch backdrop to __"
"Change y by __"
"Broadcast message"
3
Which Scratch block is used to detect keyboard input?
"When flag clicked"
"Broadcast message"
"When key pressed"
"Wait until"
4
Which block is used to move a sprite in Scratch?
"Change x by __"
"Move __ steps"
All of the above
"Go to mouse-pointer"
5
Which of the following is NOT a block category in Scratch?
Looks
Data Science
Sensing
Motion
6
In Scratch, what is a ‘sprite’?
A character or object in a Scratch project
A block that controls motion
A type of sound effect
A small image used for backgrounds
7
What is the main purpose of the 'forever' block in Scratch?
To create a loop that runs indefinitely
To repeat a set of instructions a specific number of times
To run code once
To wait for a certain number of seconds
8
What type of block is "repeat __"?
Motion
Looks
Control
Events
9
What is the purpose of the "wait __ seconds" block in Scratch?
To wait for a key press
To repeat an action a specific number of times
To pause the script for a set number of seconds
To change the sprite’s speed
10
What happens when you click the green flag in a Scratch project?
It opens the code editor
It stops the program
It starts the program
It saves the project