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L-6 Grade 6 Notes(Scratch)

The document consists of multiple choice and open-ended questions related to game creation in Scratch, covering topics such as block types, categories, and specific functionalities. It explains the differences between various blocks like Hat, Stack, Boolean, and Reporter blocks, as well as control structures like conditional and looping blocks. Additionally, it describes cursor tools and their functions within the Scratch interface.

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L-6 Grade 6 Notes(Scratch)

The document consists of multiple choice and open-ended questions related to game creation in Scratch, covering topics such as block types, categories, and specific functionalities. It explains the differences between various blocks like Hat, Stack, Boolean, and Reporter blocks, as well as control structures like conditional and looping blocks. Additionally, it describes cursor tools and their functions within the Scratch interface.

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L-6 Game creation in scratch

Multiple choice questions:


1 _____________ is a graphic object on stage that can be
moved ,turned,shrunk and grown,etc..[recall]
a. Blocks b.Sprite c. Scripts d.Scratch
2. ______________ has a notch at the top and bottom so that other
blocks can be stacked above or below this block.
a.Control b.Stack c. Hat d.Sensing
3.Which of the following blocks is executed to repeat the statements
specified number of times?

a. b. c. d. None of these

4.________ consists of ten blocks of color- coded blocks that are used
in scratch to create programs in scratch.
a. Sprite b. Block drawers c. Scripts d.None of these
5. ________ blocks are color-coded purple used to control sprites
appearance.
a.Control b.Sensing c.Looks d. Motion
Answer the following:
1.Name all the block categories present in scratch 2.0.
Ans: Motion block, looks block, sound block, pen block, data block,
event block, control block, sensing block, operators block, more blocks
are the different types of block categories in scratch 2.0.
2.Explain the types of blocks in scratch.

a)Hat Block b)Stack block


a)Hat block :
This block is used to start a script .It has a notch on the bottom of the
shape, but not on the top. Other blocks can be placed below it ,but not
above it.

b)Stack block : This block has a notch both on the top and the
bottom ,which means other blocks can be stacked above and below
these commands.

2.Differentiate Boolean block and Reporter block.[Analysis]


c) Boolean block :
This block represents conditional logic .Its resultant value is either Yes
or No (or) True or False.

d)Reporter block:
This block can hold values that can be numeric or string variables.

3. Explain the following control blocks.[Understanding]


a.conditional blocks b. Looping blocks
Conditional blocks:
There are two conditional blocks-if and if-else .In the If block if the
condition is true ,the code is executed,otherwise the program control
gets out of the block.In the if-else block ,if the condition is true the
script under IF is executed , otherwise the script under else is executed.
Looping Block:
There are two looping blocks-repeat and forever .The repeat block
repeats an action a specified number of times whereas the forever block
repeats an action infinetly.
4.Explain the various cursor tools present in the scratch?
Tools present at the top of the scratch window are
Duplicate : This button looks like a rubber stamp used to make a copy
of everything including the sprites, scripts, blocks, etc.
Delete:This button looks like a pair of scissors . It removes sprites or a
block from the project.
Grow:This button used to increase the size of the sprite.
Shrink:This button is used to decrease the size of the size.
5.Define the following.
a. Script Area: The area in scratch where we stack blocks to perform
action on the stage.
b. Data Block: Data block is used to create a variable and then sets
the variable blocks. Variable is an element whose value can vary or
change.
b. c. Blocks Palette: It is an area in scratch from where you drag and
add the blocks in the scripts area.
6.Aarav wants to make a scratch project where he wants to move the
sprite in forward direction by 20 steps.suggest him the appropriate
block to perform the action.[application]
Ans :Aarav has to use motion block -Move 20 steps

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