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Grade 4 Scratch

The document outlines the creation of a quiz program that begins by asking the user for their name. It introduces key programming concepts such as variables, logical tests, and conditional structures, explaining how to use if-then statements to control program flow based on user input. Additionally, it includes activities to reinforce understanding by asking users to complete programs based on age and comparison tests.

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Grade 4 Scratch

The document outlines the creation of a quiz program that begins by asking the user for their name. It introduces key programming concepts such as variables, logical tests, and conditional structures, explaining how to use if-then statements to control program flow based on user input. Additionally, it includes activities to reinforce understanding by asking users to complete programs based on age and comparison tests.

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Computational Thinking: Making a quiz program

Create a program to Ask “what is your name?”

Variable Block

●​ Creating a program to ask a question and tell the answer.

Creating a new variable

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Ask question & says answer

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02.

Logical test - Operators Block

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Operators Meaning

= Equal to
< Less than
> Bigger than

Example - ​ 5>3 says ‘5 is bigger than 3’ — This test is true.

​ ​ What about the test 100<50? — ……………………………….

Conditional Structure

A logical test is used to control what the computer does.


●​ If the test is True, the computer does one thing.
●​ If the test is False, the computer does a different thing.

If and then block

Program Plan - Let’s see what happens if you give the right answer.

Input​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Processing ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Output

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If then and else Block

Program Plan - Let’s see what happens if you give the right answer and a wrong
answer.

Input​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Processing ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Output

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Activity -01

1.​ Complete the following incomplete program.


●​ A fairground ride is only for children older than 6
Here is the program plan.
Input Ask “ What is your age?”
Processing ?
Output Say “You can go on a fairground ride”

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Hint for processing block —

2. Create the same program for making cat says “you can have a fairground ride”
and “you can't have a fairground ride”

3. Create a program based on following instructions.

Input Ask “Compare 40>10”


Processing 40>10
Output Say “You got it right!” / “You got it wrong!”

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