The document contains a series of questions and answers related to Scratch 3.0, covering topics such as project file extensions, stage dimensions, asset file sizes, and various Scratch blocks and their functions. It includes multiple-choice questions that test knowledge on Scratch programming concepts and functionalities. The questions also address the capabilities of Scratch and its underlying programming principles.
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Scratch p3,4
The document contains a series of questions and answers related to Scratch 3.0, covering topics such as project file extensions, stage dimensions, asset file sizes, and various Scratch blocks and their functions. It includes multiple-choice questions that test knowledge on Scratch programming concepts and functionalities. The questions also address the capabilities of Scratch and its underlying programming principles.
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Q1. What is the extension for Scratch 3.0 project files?
A. .ini B. .zip C. .scratch D. .sb3 E. None of the above Q2. What is the dimension of a regular sized stage in Scratch? A. 1920 × 1080 B. 960 × 640 C. 640 × 350 D. 480 × 360 E. None of the above Q3. What is the maximum file size for assets in Scratch 3.0? A. Unlimited B. 5 MB C. 10 MB D. 1 GB E. None of the above Q4. Can you calculate the value of PI in Scratch? A. Impossible due to limited functions B. Unnecessary because it is in Math category C. Very fast with all algorithms D. Possible even without trigonometric functions E. None of the above Q5. Which of the following is NOT a Scratch block category? A. Motion B. Control C. Logic D. Operators E. Sensing Q6. What is the default coordinate of the center of the stage? A. (0,0) B. (240,180) C. (-240,-180) D. (480,360) E. (1,1) Q7. Which type of project cannot be created in Scratch? A. Animation B. Game C. Embedded Systems D. Storytelling E. Music Composition Q8. Which language is Scratch based on? A. Python B. C++ C. Java D. Visual Programming E. JavaScript Q9. What is the function of the green flag in Scratch? A. Stops script B. Deletes sprite C. Starts script D. Saves project E. None of the above Q10. What is the purpose of Scratch extensions? A. To change the background B. To save memory C. To add new features like text-to-speech D. To export as PDF E. To make music only Part 4: Q1. Which block makes the sprite move 10 steps forward? A. go to x:10 y:10 B. turn 15 degrees C. move 10 steps D. wait 1 second E. glide 1 secs to x:10 y:10 Q2. What does the 'go to x: y:' block do? A. Changes direction B. Moves the sprite to a position instantly C. Glides sprite D. Rotates sprite E. Sets variable value Q3. Which block causes the sprite to glide smoothly to a position? A. glide 1 secs to x:10 y:10 B. move 10 steps C. go to x:10 y:10 D. point in direction 90 E. turn 15 degrees Q4. Which block is used to rotate the sprite clockwise? A. move 10 steps B. turn 15 degrees C. glide 1 secs D. go to x: y: E. say Hello Q5. What is the default direction when using 'point in direction 90'? A. Up B. Down C. Right D. Left E. None Q6. Which block changes only the sprite’s y-position? A. change y by 10 B. change x by 10 C. go to x: y: D. glide to position E. say [Hello] Q7. Which block should be used to make a sprite follow the mouse pointer? A. point towards [mouse-pointer] B. glide to x: y: C. say [follow] D. hide E. repeat Q8. What does 'if on edge, bounce' block do? A. Stops sprite B. Hides sprite C. Makes sprite bounce when hitting the edge D. Changes costume E. Saves score Q9. Which block makes the sprite rotate continuously? A. forever turn 15 degrees B. repeat 10 C. move 10 steps D. point in direction 90 E. set rotation style Q10. What happens when 'set x to 0' is used? A. Moves vertically B. Sets horizontal position C. Changes direction D. Hides sprite E. Shows sprit