Animation
•What block makes a sprite change its costume?
next costume
•What tab do you click to add a new sound?
Sounds tab
•What is sequencing?
Putting instructions in order
•What does broadcasting help sprites do?
Communicate between sprites
•What is an algorave?
Coding-based music performance
•Changing costumes quickly creates what effect?
Animation
•What block plays a sound until it finishes?
play sound until done
•Which block always starts a sequence?
Event blocks
•What block sends a message?
broadcast block
•What is a user interface?
How the user interacts
Which block repeats an animation a set number of times?
repeat loop
•What block is needed to make a sound when a sprite button is clicked?
when this sprite clicked
•What happens if blocks are out of order?
Incorrect behavior
•What block responds to a message?
when I receive block
Why add animations when sounds play?
Feedback
True or False: A sprite must have at least 2 costumes to animate.
True
•Why do we rename sprites in a sound board?
To label each sound button
•What Scratch feature tests order of steps?
Step-by-step/debug mode
•Why use broadcasting in projects?
Trigger scenes/animations
What is parallelism in Scratch?
Two things at once
•What two Scratch tabs are used to edit animation?
Costumes tab & Code tab
•Which loop is best for repeating a beat pattern?
forever loop
•Give an example of a sequence for a dance animation.
Any valid sequence
•Why is broadcasting important in a sound board?
Allows multiple sprites to activate
Give an example of UI feedback.
Color change, flash, bounce