Scratch Flashcards

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What is the ‘Stage’ in Scratch?

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The background(s).

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What is the ‘Sprite’ in Scratch?

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The character(s).

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What is the ‘Script’ in Scratch?

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The set of instructions.

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What is the ‘Flow chart’ in Scratch?

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The diagrams that describe the steps involved in making a process.

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What is the ‘Forever’ in Scratch?

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The instruction that repeats something non-stop.

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What is the ‘Repeat’ in Scratch?

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The instruction that repeats something in a specific amount.

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What is the ‘Run’ in Scratch?

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The instruction that starts your game and set of instructions.

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What are the Scratch Script Sections and what are they used for?

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The ‘Motion’ section is used for moving something in your game.

The ‘Sound’ section is used for playing audio in your game.

The ‘Control’ section is used to control the movement for the sprites.

The ‘Looks’ section is used to edit the visual appearance of your sprite(s).

The ‘Operators’ section is used to compare variables and values, do calculations with numbers, and work with texts.

The ‘Variables’ section are storage containers that hold values that can be modified or retrieved by your program.

The ‘Events’ section is used to make the triggers for making action happen.

The ‘Sensing’ section are used to detect things in your Scratch creation. They can also do specific actions.

The ‘My Blocks’ is a feature that allows you create custom blocks for your sprite(s) to do specifically what you want.

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