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The document consists of an assessment with multiple sections including multiple choice questions, fill in the blanks, true/false statements, and short answer questions related to Scratch programming. Key topics covered include the coordinate system, event blocks, sensing blocks, and control blocks, along with practical applications for changing coordinates and backdrops. The document also emphasizes the functionality of specific blocks used in Scratch for user interaction and decision-making.

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Assessment Time Ch-8

The document consists of an assessment with multiple sections including multiple choice questions, fill in the blanks, true/false statements, and short answer questions related to Scratch programming. Key topics covered include the coordinate system, event blocks, sensing blocks, and control blocks, along with practical applications for changing coordinates and backdrops. The document also emphasizes the functionality of specific blocks used in Scratch for user interaction and decision-making.

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Assessment Time

A. Tick the correct option.


1. b. 480 X 360
2. a.
3. c.
4. d.
5. d. Backdrop
B. Fill in the blanks.
1. 0,0
2. -240,240
3. Sensing
4. Event
5. Control
C. Write T for true and F for false.
1. T
2. T
3. F
4. F
5. T
D. Answer the following questions.
Q1. Explain the role of coordinate in detail.
1. Scratch uses a coordinate system to determine the position of a
Sprite. It uses two values—X-position and Y-position. These values
together form a coordinate. The X-position defines the horizontal
position whereas the Y-position defines the vertical position of the
Sprite.
2. How would you define an event block?Name any three
event block with their functions.
The Events blocks have commands that trigger either a single
script or multiple scripts.
Block Description
This block runs a script when the Green Flag is
clicked.
This block runs blocks under it when the specified
key is pressed.
This block runs a script when the sprite is clicked.

3. Define the purpose of sensing blocks.


The Sensing blocks are used to detect some actions, such as the location
of the mouse-pointer, whether a sprite is touching another sprite, or a key
is pressed. It is also used to take input from the user.

4. Explain the purpose of the Control block .


Sometimes it might be required to perform a task based on
given conditions. This decision making is possible in Scratch
using the Control blocks.
Application Based Questions:
Q1. Manika wants to change the value of Y coordinate.
Which block she must use?
Ans. Set y to ( ) block.
Q2. Rajat have to create a set of questions for asking users for
their age. Which block will he use to do so?
Ans. Ask block

Competency based questions:


Q2. Changing backdrop in scratch is east and interesting. Is
there any option to create your own backdrop? If yes,then
how?
Ans. Yes, we can create our own backdrop by using paint
your own backdrop option

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