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Scratch Worksheet

This document provides information about scratch programming including true/false questions about scratch features, multiple choice questions to test understanding of programming concepts and terms, naming blocks used for specific tasks, identifying components of the scratch editor, categories of blocks and backdrops, pen block commands, control block commands, and matching blocks to their appropriate scripts.

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Scratch Worksheet

This document provides information about scratch programming including true/false questions about scratch features, multiple choice questions to test understanding of programming concepts and terms, naming blocks used for specific tasks, identifying components of the scratch editor, categories of blocks and backdrops, pen block commands, control block commands, and matching blocks to their appropriate scripts.

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Practice Worksheet on Scratch Programming

A. State True or False.


1. You can change the background of the stage? True
2. The duplicate button allows you to move an object. False
3. You cannot insert more than two sprites on the stage. False
4. Scratch allows you to add sound in your project. True
5. The file extension of a Scratch project is .sb2 True

B. Choose the correct answer.


1. A set of instruction given to perform a task.
a. Program b. Translator c. Compiler
Ans: a. Program
2. Scratch programming language was developed by
a. Adobe b. Microsoft c. MIT
Ans: c. MIT
3. Pre written instructions available in scratch
a. Sprites b. Scripts c. Stage
Ans: b. Scripts
4. Predefined scripts are selected from
a. Blocks b. Stage c. Script area
Ans: b. Stage
5. Background where an object moves
a. Stage b. Script c. Block
Ans: a. Stage
6. Something which is happening for example click of the mouse button.
a. Event b. Script c. Block
Ans: a. Event
7. The block which contains scripts for movement of scripts.
a. Pen b. Motion c. Looks
Ans: b. Motion
8. The block which contains scripts to write something on the stage.
a. Motion b. Pen c. Looks
Ans: b. Pen
9. The block which contains scripts to include sound in a program.
a. Sound b. Pen c. Looks
Ans: a. Sound
10. The default sprite present in Scratch is :
a. Tiger b. Cat c. Mouse
Ans: b. Cat
C. Name the blocks which you will select to perform the following tasks.
1. To print a message in a bubble: Look block
2. To perform a task when green flag is clicked: Event block
3. To draw a line behind the sprite: Pen block
4. To say Hello for few seconds: Look block
5. To move the sprite few steps: Motion block
6. To turn the sprites 90 degree: Motion block
7. To print an image of the sprite: Look block
8. To play drums: Sound block

D. Name the following

Question 1

Three components of the Scratch Editor

Answer

1. Sprite
2. Stage
3. Script area

Question 2

Three categories of the Blocks

Answer

1. Motion
2. Looks
3. Sound

Question 3

Any three categories of backdrop

Answer

1. Fantasy / Space / Underwater


2. Music / Sports
3. Outdoors / Indoors

Question 4

Three commands of Pen block

Answer

1. Stamp
2. Pen up
3. Pen down

Question 5

Three commands of Control block

Answer

1. wait
2. forever
3. if-then

Match the blocks with their appropriate scripts

Question 1

Blocks Scripts

Events turn clockwise 15 degrees

Control switch costume to costume2

Sound when flag clicked

Motion play sound 'meow' until done

Looks forever
Answer

Blocks Scripts

Events when flag clicked

Control forever

Sound play sound 'meow' until done

Motion turn clockwise 15 degrees

Looks switch costume to costume2

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