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End of project Scratch quiz
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Why do we use FUNCTIONS in Scratch?
To reduce the number of instructions we use in our code
To remember the value of something
To allow us to re-use a set of instructions over and over
To display information on the screen
2
In the same program, what is AddScore?
A SPRITE
A VARIABLE
A FUNCTION
A LOOP
3
What will happen when this code is run..
Scratch cat will move right 100
Scratch Cat will move left 10
Scratch Cat will move left 100
Scratch Cat will move right 10
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Scratch can best be described as...
An example of how programming can be a creative process
A good way of learning real programming concepts
An introduction into the basics of programming
A versatile tool for creating games, animations and more
5
A LIST is an example of...
A type of function
A type of loop
A data structure
A type of variable
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Here is some scratch code for a simple catching game. In the program, what is "Score"?
A VARIABLE
A FUNCTION
A LOOP
A SPRITE
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Which ONE of the following facts about variables is FALSE?
A variable needs a name to describe the data it contains
You can change the value of variable
Variables are only used in Scratch programs
Variables can have negative values
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In the program shown, the FOREVER block is for...
Checking the value of variables
Ending the program
Moving the cat sprite
LOOPING the instructions inside it
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Scratch is an example of...
A text based programming language
A visual programming language
An operating system
A game
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Leah has added the code shown in the image to her Scratch program. This is best described as..
A LIST
A FUNCTION
A VARIABLE
A LOOP
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The process carried out by the IF block shown, can be described as..
LOOPING
SELECTION
CALCULATING
ITERATION
