Scratch: Chapter 2 Quiz
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This is the open book quiz based on the Chapter 2 readings from our Scratch Textbook.
- 1.The ___________ provides the canvas upon which sprites are displayed and interact with one another.
- A.
Menu Bar
- B.
Sprite List
- C.
Toolbar
- D.
Stage
- 2.The green flag and red stop buttons provide control over script execution.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.The _____ _____displays a thumbnail for each sprite in an application.
- A.
Menu Bar
- B.
Sprite List
- C.
Scripts Area
- D.
Project Notes
- 4.
![The dimensions of the stage are....]( "The dimensions of the stage are....")
The dimensions of the stage are....- A.
380 units wide and 360 units high.
- B.
500 units wide and 400 units high.
- C.
480 units wide and 360 units high.
- D.
360 units wide and 480 units high.
- 5.If you right-click on an open area on the stage, a popup menu will appear, displaying the following menu items:
- A.
Grab screen region for new sprite & Save picture of stage
- B.
Copy & Paste
- C.
Delete Sprite & Duplicate Sprite
- D.
New Sprite & Save picture
- 6.
![These options are accessed through the New Sprite buttons located just below the stage. What is the missing label?]( "These options are accessed through the New Sprite buttons located just below the stage. What is the missing label?")
These options are accessed through the New Sprite buttons located just below the stage. What is the missing label?- A.
Locate missing sprites
- B.
Magic Sprite
- C.
Delete Sprite
- D.
Surprise Sprite
- 7.
![The ________ ________ ________ section displays the name currently assigned to the selected sprite, which, as seen below, is Sprite1. You can change a sprite’s name by typing over it. The sprite’s current coordinates and direction are displayed just beneath its name, and the sprite’s currently assigned costume is displayed just to the left of its name.]( "The ________ ________ ________ section displays the name currently assigned to the selected sprite, which, as seen below, is Sprite1. You can change a sprite’s name by typing over it. The sprite’s current coordinates and direction are displayed just beneath its name, and the sprite’s currently assigned costume is displayed just to the left of its name.")
The ________ ________ ________ section displays the name currently assigned to the selected sprite, which, as seen below, is Sprite1. You can change a sprite’s name by typing over it. The sprite’s current coordinates and direction are displayed just beneath its name, and the sprite’s currently assigned costume is displayed just to the left of its name.- A.
Information Box
- B.
Current Sprite Info
- C.
All About Sprites
- D.
Tell Me More
- 8.Use the _________ _________window to help document your Scratch applications, leaving behind information that explains the application’s purpose and why you designed it the way you did. If you plan on uploading your project to the Scratch website, then these take on additional value.
- A.
Script IDE
- B.
Costumes Toolbar
- C.
Text Editor
- D.
Project Notes
- 9.
![Identify the missing labels from the Paint editor's Button Controls (choose both)]( "Identify the missing labels from the Paint editor's Button Controls (choose both)")
Identify the missing labels from the Paint editor's Button Controls (choose both)- A.
Flip Vertically
- B.
Duplicate
- C.
Flip Horizontally
- D.
Mirror Image
- 10.A sprite can have one or more ___________, allowing it to change its appearance as an application executes.
- A.
Appearances
- B.
Outfits
- C.
Costumes
- D.
Disguises
- 11.The stage can be assigned a series of backgrounds, allowing an application to change backgrounds during application execution.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 12.
![Select the type of sound file that Scratch CANNOT play]( "Select the type of sound file that Scratch CANNOT play")
Select the type of sound file that Scratch CANNOT play- A.
Mp3
- B.
M4a
- C.
Wav
- D.
Aif
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