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This block moves a sprite to a location with any x or y value on the screen.

What is "go to random position"?

100

This block allows you to run a set of instructions a specific number of times.

What is "repeat"?

100

This block makes a speech bubble appear over a sprite for a specified duration.

What is "think... seconds"?

100

This block makes a hidden sprite visible again.

What is "show"?

100

This block is used to make a sprite disappear from the stage.

What is "hide"?

200

This method allows a sprite to change either its x or y coordinate randomly, but not both.

What is "set x to random position" or "set y to random position"?

200

This is how you make a sprite perform an action exactly ten times.

What is "repeat 10"?

200

This is the method to make a sprite display a thought bubble with a message for three seconds.

What is "think [message] for 3

200

A common use of this block is to make characters or objects appear in a game or story.

What is a use for "show"?

200

A typical use of this block is when a sprite needs to disappear after an event or action.

What is a common use of "hide" in Scratch projects?

300

This feature is often used in games to make objects or characters appear in unexpected places.

What is a use of "go to random position" in game design?

300

This block will execute its contained instructions over and over without stopping.

What is "forever"?

300

A combination of this block with a motion block can create a thinking while moving effect.

What is combining "think... seconds" with a motion block?

300

This script involves a sprite becoming visible and then playing a sound.

What is a "show" and "play sound" combination?

300

This script causes a sprite to disappear when it collides with another object.

What is "hide on touch"?

400

Scratch uses these as the limit for random movement on the stage.

What are the stage boundaries in Scratch?

400

This concept involves placing one loop inside another within a script.

What is "nesting loops" or "nested repeats"?

400

This describes whether a sprite can display a thought and perform an action simultaneously.

What is "yes, a sprite can think and move at the same time"?

400

This technique involves using the block to reveal hidden objects in a game.

What is revealing hidden sprites in a game using "show"?

400

This is whether a hidden sprite can still interact with other sprites while invisible.

What is the interaction of hidden sprites?

500

In this script, a sprite moves to a new location every time this key is pressed.

What is a script using "go to random position" when the space key is pressed?

500

In this script, a sprite's movement increases in distance with each repetition.

What is an increasing movement loop?

500

In this scenario, a sprite changes its thoughts at different points in a story.

What is using "think... seconds" to narrate a story?

500

This sequence involves a sprite alternating between being visible and invisible.

What is an alternating show and hide sequence?

500

This is a technique where a sprite becomes invisible at certain times to add an element of surprise or challenge in a game.

What is using "hide" strategically in game design?

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