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How do you manually run a code?
Double click it.
What are some things included on the menu bar?
Scratch home, language, file, edit, tips, duplicate, delete, grow, shrink, block help, my stuff and username.
What are arguments?
Input received by a script for processing.
What are some things that Scratch 2.0 can sense?
Mouse pointer, keyboard data, collisions, distance, sound input, other stage and sprite properties, and working with the timer.
Whats the first thing you need to do to be able to work with variables?
Define and add them to your application projects.
What are some requirements of Scratch 2.0 ?
You must have a web browser that supports Scratch 2.0. Also Adobe Flash must be installed.
What does the sprite list display for each sprite in application?
A thumbnail
Scratch's stage coordinate system allows for a coordinate range of -_____ to 240 on the x axis and 180 to _____ on the y axis.
240, -180
What are some things you can create with the information you learned?
A virtual fish tank, a scrapbook or a basketball quiz game.
What can you have your sprite do once it hits the edge of the stage?
You can have it bounce and you can control how it bounces.
When you first register to Scratch 2.0 what is your status?
New Scratcher Status
True or False. Scratch 2.0 project editor shows the coordinates and tracks your mouse location.
True
What are Scratch cards?
They are PDF files that you can print, cut out, glue together then use as a quick reference for performing certain tasks.
How do you add photographs as a sprites costume?
Click on the Upload Sprite from File icon to open the Select Files(s) to Upload by scratch.mit.edu dialog window. Using this window, navigate to the folder containing the electronic image files (photographs) that you plan to display, select one of these files to be used as the application’s sprite, and then click on the Open button.
How do you save your Scratch project?
It automatically saves.
What is a Sprite?
A two dimensional image drawn on a transparent background.
What are the 6 basic types of Scratch blocks?
Stack, hat, reporter, boolean, C and cap blocks.
What kind of blocks should you use to create drawings?
The pen code block
What are variables?
A location in memory where an individual piece of data is stored.
What is a reporter block?
A code block that has either rounded or angled sides and is specifically designed as a mechanism for providing input for other code blocks to process.
It lets you specify current color settings for both foreground and background drawing using the current Color Settings control located under the drawing canvas.
What are some of the 10 categories of Scratch blocks?
Motion, looks, sound, pen, data, events, control, sensing and operators.
What color are sound blocks?
Pink
How can you change data stored within a local variable?
Data stored in local variables can be changed only by scripts belonging to the sprite the variables have been assigned to.
What category of blocks in Scratch 2.0 initiate the execution of scripts and send broadcast messages.
Event blocks