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A term used to describe Scratch programmers.

what is a Scratcher

100

Code blocks with a notch at the top and a bump at the bottom.

What is Stack Blocks.

100

What's the first step in making a scratch project?

load the Scratch Project Editor in your browse

100

Creates an identical copy of an existing project resource, such as a sprite or script.

What is Duplicate.

100

any type of information that your Scratch 2.0 applications collect, process, and store when executing.

What is data. 

200

A cross-platform programing language.

What is a squeak.

200

Code block with a rounded or curved top and a bump at the bottom

What is a Hat Block.

200

Scratch provides access to ___ motion blocks that can point a sprite in a specified direction

What is two.

200

Displays help documentation for the selected code block.

What is Block Help.

200

A piece of text data that you hard-code within Scratch 2.0 applications using different types of looks code blocks

What is a String.

300

What's created when snapping code blocks together?

What is Scripts.

300

code block that has rounded sides and is specifically designed as a mechanism for providing input for other code blocks to process.

What is a reporter block. 

300

PDF files that you can print, cut out, glue together, and then use as a quick reference for performing certain tasks

What is Scratch Cards.

300

allowing you to change its appearance during application execution.

What is a backdrop.

300

identifies the location within an application that the variable’s value can be modified.

What is Variable Scope.

400

The process of copying and modifying your scratch projects.

What is Remixing. 

400

halt the execution of scripts

What is Cap Blocks.

400

Demonstrates how to move a sprite around the stage from one point to another in a smooth motion.

What is Glide. 

400

Allows you to draw freehand on the drawing canvas using the current foreground color and brush size.

What is the pencil.

400

allow you to store, retrieve, and modify numeric data.

what is Variables.

500

Another word for Sprites

What is an actor. 

500

colored blue, control a sprite’s placement on the stage.

What is Motion Blocks.

500

 How to animate the movements of a sprite using an alternative series of costumes.

What is Moving animation.

500

 allows Scratchers to quickly and easily move resources like sprites, scripts, backdrops, sounds, and costumes between projects.

What is the Backpack.

500

a numeric value that does not include a decimal point

What is an Integer.