This document contains an answer key for a revision worksheet on computer science for 4th grade students. It covers topics like Scratch, sprites, internet terms, and presenting a project. The summary provides:
1) The document is an answer key for a 4th grade computer science revision worksheet covering topics in Scratch and the internet.
2) It includes questions to test students' knowledge of sprites, motion blocks, internet terms like URLs and ISPs, and presenting a project using PowerPoint.
3) The answer key provides short answers and explanations to questions about programming sprites and backdrops in Scratch, as well as defining common computer science and internet terms.
This document contains an answer key for a revision worksheet on computer science for 4th grade students. It covers topics like Scratch, sprites, internet terms, and presenting a project. The summary provides:
1) The document is an answer key for a 4th grade computer science revision worksheet covering topics in Scratch and the internet.
2) It includes questions to test students' knowledge of sprites, motion blocks, internet terms like URLs and ISPs, and presenting a project using PowerPoint.
3) The answer key provides short answers and explanations to questions about programming sprites and backdrops in Scratch, as well as defining common computer science and internet terms.
This document contains an answer key for a revision worksheet on computer science for 4th grade students. It covers topics like Scratch, sprites, internet terms, and presenting a project. The summary provides:
1) The document is an answer key for a 4th grade computer science revision worksheet covering topics in Scratch and the internet.
2) It includes questions to test students' knowledge of sprites, motion blocks, internet terms like URLs and ISPs, and presenting a project using PowerPoint.
3) The answer key provides short answers and explanations to questions about programming sprites and backdrops in Scratch, as well as defining common computer science and internet terms.
This document contains an answer key for a revision worksheet on computer science for 4th grade students. It covers topics like Scratch, sprites, internet terms, and presenting a project. The summary provides:
1) The document is an answer key for a 4th grade computer science revision worksheet covering topics in Scratch and the internet.
2) It includes questions to test students' knowledge of sprites, motion blocks, internet terms like URLs and ISPs, and presenting a project using PowerPoint.
3) The answer key provides short answers and explanations to questions about programming sprites and backdrops in Scratch, as well as defining common computer science and internet terms.
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ABUDHABI INDIAN SCHOOL – BRANCH 1, AL WATHBA
Answer Key - REVISION WORKSHEET (2019-2020)
GRADE: IV DIV: SUB: COMPUTER SCIENCE NAME OF THE STUDENT
A. Choose the correct answer from the given choices:
1. In Scratch, the thumbnails of all the sprites are displayed in the________. a) Script Area b).Sprite list c). Script Box
2. Command can be found under the __________ block.
a) Looks b). Motion c). Control 3. ____________ block allows you add music to a scratch project. a) Control b). Sound c). Pen 4. The device that connects the computer with telephone lines is called __________. a) Browser b).ISP c). MODEM 5. ____________ option allows the user to reload the most recent version of the webpage.
a) b). c).
B. State whether the given statement is True or False:
1. The Grow button is used to increase the size of the sprite. TRUE 2. You can give motion instructions to a Stage in scratch.FALSE 3. A hyperlink connects different webpages with one another.TRUE 4. The example of a web browser isGMAIL.FALSE 5. Blocks with rounded top can be placed only at the bottom of the block stack.FALSE
C. Fill in the blanks:
1. The _DUPLICATE_ option creates a duplicate copy of the selected sprite. 2. The _PEN_block has instruction to make the sprite draw a trail as the sprite moves. 3. The Scratch stage is _480_ pixels wide and _360_ pixels high. 4. A_WEBSITE_ is a collection of related webpages linked to one another. 5. An _ISP_ is a company that gives us access to the Internet for a fee.
D. Name the following:
1. The main working area where the sprite moves and performs actions.STAGE
2. The name of the block that contains .CONTROL
3. The block related to the appearance of a sprite and the stage.LOOKS 4. The full form of URL.UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR 5. The special program that allows users to access information on the web.BROWSER
E. Answer the following:
1. What is a sprite? Sprite is a small graphic character that performs actions in a Scratch project. Scratch provides a number of in-built Sprites. Cat is the default Sprite in Scratch. 2. Mention the four ways to add a new sprite in scratch. i. Choose sprite from library ii. Paint new sprite iii. Upload sprite from file iv. New sprite from camera
3. What are the various cursor tools in Scratch?
i. Duplicate: This option creates a duplicate copy of the selected Sprite. ii. Delete: Clicking on this option will delete the selected Sprite. iii. Grow: This option increases the size of the Sprite. iv. Shrink: It helps to decrease the size of the Sprite.
4. Explain the following Internet Terms.
a. ISP: An ISP is a company that gives us access to the internet for a fee. The full form of ISP is Internet Service Provider. b. URL: Each website is identified by its unique address called URL. URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. The URL should be entered in the address bar of the web browser.
5. What happens to motion block when the stage is selected?
When the stage is selected in scratch, the motion block scripts do not appear. This happens because the stage is not supposed to move.
F. Write a Script for the following:
1. Write a Scratch program to animate a sprite to dance and change backdrops.
Sprite script Backdrop script
G. Suggest a solution: You are asked by your EVS teacher to do a project on pollution of the environment, and present it to the class. i. Which methods can you use to gather information? (Internet research, questionnaire, survey, etc ) ii. Which application can you use to prepare the presentation? Microsoft PowerPoint iii. How can you save and bring your presentation to class? Storage devices – Pen Drive iv. In case you cannot meet your teacher directly, how can you send the presentation to her for review? Email
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