Motion Blocks
This block allows the sprite to teleport a small distance forwards.
A block that stops the program for a bit of time.
This type of blocks is part of the control type and usually splits the single code path into multiple paths.
What are conditional blocks?
An image, character, or shape that can be programmed.
What is a sprite?
This is used to store for numbers for future use.
What is a variable?
A block that teleports the sprite somewhere on screen.
What is the go to block?
A block that allows something to be done again and again for a number of times.
What is the repeat block?
A block that is the most basic conditional possible in Scratch.
What is the if block?
This is the background, usually.
What is the backdrop?
This allows the program to react when something happens without a forever loop or an if statement.
A block that rotates the sprite.
A block that makes every block inside repeat without stopping.
What is the forever block?
A block that has two possible paths for the program to take.
What is the if-else block?
What is the start block?
This is what decides how the sprite looks like.
What is a costume?
The block that allows smooth movement with just itself.
What is the glide block?
This type of blocks should be used when you are doing the same thing over and over again.
What are loop blocks?
A block that allows sprites to know if they are hitting another sprite.
What is the touching block?
A high-level block-based programming language.
What is Scratch?
One way of doing this is swapping through costumes really fast.
What is an animation?
What are the x and the y coordinates of a sprite?
What is the wait until block?
These are a type of blocks that are often inserted into conditional blocks in order to compare things.
What are the operator class of blocks?
This feature allows a sprite to communicate to all other sprites.
What is a broadcast?
A single unit of animation.
What is a frame?