Scratch is a programming language used to create simple programs and games. A sprite is an object that can be controlled by a program through scripts, which are programs written using Scratch blocks to dictate the sprite's movements and actions. Loops in Scratch, such as forever and repeat loops, allow commands to be repeated automatically according to the loop parameters. User input refers to values entered by the user while a program is running.
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ICT Revision Worksheet Scratch Answer Key
Scratch is a programming language used to create simple programs and games. A sprite is an object that can be controlled by a program through scripts, which are programs written using Scratch blocks to dictate the sprite's movements and actions. Loops in Scratch, such as forever and repeat loops, allow commands to be repeated automatically according to the loop parameters. User input refers to values entered by the user while a program is running.
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The Westminster School, Dubai
ICT Revision Worksheet Year 3
Topic: Unit 4: Controlling the computer Date: 15-02-19
Answer the following:
Q1. What is Scratch? Ans. Scratch is a programming language. We use it to create simple programs, games, stories etc. Q2. What is a sprite? Ans. Sprite is the object which you can control by your program. Q3. What is a Scratch script? Ans. Script is the program which we write to control the sprite. Q4. What are Scratch blocks used for? Ans. They are used to create a program or a script. Q5. What does the command “Pen Down” do? Ans. The sprite will draw with the pen. Q6. What happens to Scratch command that are in a loop? Ans. It will repeat the same command again and again. Q7. What is the difference between a forever loop and a fixed loop (repeat)? Ans. Forever loop will repeat the command till you stop it, whereas Repeat loop will repeat the command according to the numbers you have put. Q8. What is user input? Ans. User input means the values you have typed while the program is running. Label the picture: Write on the picture to show: 1. Where you write the script 2. Where the sprite is 3. Where you click to make the program start 4. Where you click to make the program stop 5. Where you click to delete a sprite 6. Where you click to add a new sprite 7. Where you click to get the Pen Blocks 8. Where you click for a full screen view