Starter quiz
- What do you use in Scratch to provide commands?
- slabs
- blocks ✓
- tiles
- bricks
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- "The order of commands in a program" is the definition of ...
- sequence. ✓
- course.
- pattern.
- arrangement.
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- You can link ______ together to create a sequence of commands.
- 'Blocks' ✓
What does this code block do?- starts the program ✓
- ends the program
- pauses the program
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- A ______ is a character or graphic object that can be controlled by a program.
- sprite ✓
- stage
- space
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- Finding errors in code is called ...
- compiling.
- running.
- debugging. ✓
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Exit quiz
- A ______ is a graphic object in Scratch that can be controlled
- sprite ✓
- stage
- block
- costume
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Which of these movement blocks would make the ladybird sprite face the floor?- Match the code block to what it does.
- move 10 steps⇔Moves the sprite forward 10 steps in the direction it is facing. ✓
- turn clockwise 15 degrees⇔Turns the sprite clockwise 15 degrees from where it is facing. ✓
- point in direction 180⇔Points the sprite to face towards the ground. ✓
- The ______ of a sprite changes what it looks like.
- sprite
- stage
- block
- costume ✓
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- Name one feature of a sprite that can be changed.
- 'costume' ✓
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Blocks in Scratch can be used to control the movement of a sprite.
- A sprite has three features that can be changed: code, costumes and sounds.
Common misconception
Point in direction turns the sprite the amount of degrees from which it is already facing.
The point in direction block includes numbers which represent the turn in degrees from the upward reference point. 90 degrees makes the sprite face right, 180 degrees faces down, -90 faces left and 0 makes the sprite face the top.
Keywords
Sprite - a graphic object that can be controlled by a program
Blocks - ready-made programming commands that carry out actions
Costume - a costume changes the appearance of a sprite
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