Scratch Dancing Sprite Steps Challenge

Question 1

Which Scratch section provides the block used to start a script when a key is pressed?

Accepted Answer

Events

Answer

Looks

Answer

Motion

Answer

Control

Question 2

In a dancing sprite project, which block is typically repeated inside a Forever loop to animate the character visually?

Accepted Answer

next costume

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switch backdrop

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play drum

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say Hello!

Question 3

Why are separate key-press scripts often created for different arrow keys in a movement project?

Accepted Answer

Each key can trigger a different direction or action

Answer

Scratch only allows one block per script

Answer

Sprites cannot change direction while moving

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Backdrops must be linked to each arrow key

Question 4

What is the main purpose of the point in direction block when paired with arrow-key controls?

Accepted Answer

It tells the sprite which way to face before moving

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It changes the sprite's size to match movement

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It sends the sprite to a random position

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It starts the project timer automatically

Question 5

If a student wants a new character instead of using the default Scratch Cat, where should they go?

Accepted Answer

The Sprite Menu

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The Backdrop Menu

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The Costume Editor

Answer

The Variables Panel

Question 6

Which project element changes the scene behind the sprite without replacing the sprite itself?

Accepted Answer

Backdrop

Answer

Costume

Answer

Sound

Answer

Script

Question 7

A Forever block is most useful in this project because it allows the sprite to do what?

Accepted Answer

Run actions continuously until the program stops

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Move only once each time the green flag is clicked

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Delete scripts after they finish running

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Store sound effects in the project library

Question 8

In a beginner Scratch movement script, the arrow keys most directly represent what kind of player input?

Accepted Answer

Direction commands

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Scene transitions

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Score counters

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Costume names

Question 9

Which combination best matches a simple dancing sprite project workflow?

Accepted Answer

Choose sprite, add movement script, add next costume, add sound

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Draw backdrop, delete sprite, remove events, mute project

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Add variables, clone stage, hide all costumes, lock controls

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Import text, add lists, create cloud data, publish extension

Question 10

Why is movement often taught early in Scratch game design?

Accepted Answer

It is usually the main way players interact with a game

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It is required before choosing a sprite

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It automatically adds sounds and costumes

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It prevents the need for event blocks

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