Chapters 1-3
A two-dimensional image drawn on a transparent background.
What is a sprite?
This is the type of animal that Mr. Wiggly is.
What is a monkey?
This is how many sprites are added to the fish tank project.
What is 4 sprites?
When making a scrapbook, these are the things that make different pictures appear.
What are costumes?
An absolute or whole number that does not have a decimal point.
What is an integer?
Collections of code blocks that outline the programming logic controlling the operation of sprites.
What is a script?
Animals, Fantasy, People, Things, Transportation.
What are the categories of sprites Scratch has?
(Scratch card) Demonstrates how to create an animated dance sequence that moves to a drum beat.
What is the Move to a Beat Scratch card?
This is how many sprites you need to make a scrapbook in Scratch.
What is one sprite?
A piece of information collected, stored, modified, and processed during application execution.
What is data?
A background image displayed on the stage.
What is a backdrop?
This involves the development of user-friendly and intuitive application stage layout, making it easy for users to interact with applications.
What is interface design?
(Scratch card) Demonstrates how to move a sprite around the stage from one point to another in a smooth motion.
What is the glide Scratch card?
This is how many sensing blocks Scratch has.
What is 30 sensing blocks?
Variables that can be modified only by scripts belonging to the sprite in which the variable is defined.
What are local variables?
This provides control over script execution.
What are green Flag and red Stop buttons?
This involves the processing of application code blocks, in the order that they are laid about, starting at the beginning of a script and continuing to the end.
What is sequential processing ?
PDF files that you can print and use as a quick reference for performing certain tasks
What are Scratch cards?
Blocks that prompt the user for input and which retrieve user input , blocks that retrieve the current time, number of days since the year 2000, and the user’s name, blocks that collect and process input received from the computer’s video camera , etc.
What are examples of sensing blocks subgroupings?
A set of characters that can be displayed within thought and speech bubbles.
What is a string?
Input received by a script for processing.
What are arguments?
The identification, location, and elimination of programming errors, or bugs, that prevents applications from executing properly.
What is application troubleshooting?
This is the direction your sprite will face if it rotation is -90.
What is left?
X position, Y position, Direction, Costume number, Costume name, Size, Volume are all things a certain block can detect. (The answer is the type of block)
What is a sensing block?
The location within an application that the variable’s value can be modified.
What is a variable scope?