Chapter 1
An audio file that is played within a Scratch program as sound effect or background noise.
What is Sounds?
A graphical programming language.
What is Scratch 2.0?
The ______ sensing block reports on how loud a sound is being played.
What is Loudness?
Any type of information that your Scratch 2.0 applications collect, process, and store when executing.
What is Data?
A graphical command used in the creation of a script.
What is Code Blocks?
Scratch 2.0 Slogan
What is Imagine-Program-Share?
The _____ Flag and ___ Stop buttons provide control over script execution.
What is Green and Red?
Determines the location of the mouse pointer and a sprite’s distance from other sprites.
What is Sensing Blocks?
A numeric value that does not include a decimal point.
What is an Integer?
Code blocks with a notch at the top or a bump at the bottom that can be snapped together with other blocks.
What is Stack Blocks?
A two-dimensional image drawn on a transparent background.
What is a Sprite?
True or False: The stage is mapped out into a grid using an X-axis and a Y-axis.
What is True?
True or False: You can use sensing blocks to look for collisions and determine color.
What is False?
A variable that any script can modify.
What is Global Variable?
A sprite and the role it plays as it interacts with another sprite on the stage.
What is an Actor?
Other Scratch users can copy and modify your Scratch projects
What is Remixing?
You can use the __________ to create or modify new sprites, costumes, and backdrops
What is Paint Editor program?
Sensing blocks are colored
What is sky blue?
To store, modify, and retrieve data in a Scratch 2.0 application, you need to create
What is Variables?
Data that has either of two values. True or False.
What is Boolean?
Collections of code blocks that outline the programming logic controlling the operation of sprites.
What is Scripts?
To duplicate, delete, save to a local file, and hide a sprite you have to
What is right-clicking on a sprite’s thumbnail?
Variables that can be modified only by scripts belonging to the sprite in which the variable is defined.
What is local variables?
The area within an application where a variable’s value can be accessed and modified.
What is Scope?
A cross-platform programming language used to develop Scratch
What is Squeak?