Make a copy of a slide quickly.
What is Duplicate slide?
Physical parts of a computer like the keyboard and mouse.
What is hardware?
Clicking this green button starts your project.
What is the green flag?
In many coding games like CodeMonkey, you collect these yellow fruits to pass a level.
What are bananas?
This Python command shows words on the screen.
What is print()?
A ready-made look with matching colors and fonts.
What is a theme?
The computer’s “brain” that carries out instructions.
What is the CPU / processor?
The characters you program in Scratch.
What are sprites?
Repeating a set of steps a certain number of times.
What is a loop?
This function asks the user to type something.
What is input()?
An effect that makes words or pictures appear, spin, or fade.
What is an animation?
A program like Chrome or Safari used to visit websites.
What is a web browser?
The big area where your sprites perform.
What is the Stage?
A saved set of instructions you can run by name.
What is a function?
A value that is either True or False.
What is a Boolean / bool?
Notes only the presenter sees (not the audience).
What are speaker notes?
Common shortcut to copy: on Windows Ctrl+C; on Mac Command+C.
What is copy?
This motion block slides a sprite smoothly to a new spot.
What is glide?
Code that runs only if something is true.
What is an if statement / conditional?
[2, 4, 6] is this kind of data structure.
What is a list?
Make an image or text take you to a website when clicked.
What is a hyperlink / link?
A small device you plug into USB to move files between computers.
What is a flash drive / USB drive / thumb drive?
Blocks that check if a sprite is touching a color or another sprite.
What are Sensing blocks / sensing?
Trying code, finding mistakes, and fixing them.
What is debugging?
A named “box” that stores a value like 5 or "Hello"
What is a variable?