Scratch: Chapter 4 Quiz
This is the quiz that accompanies Chapter 4 of the Scratch textbook for Mr. Hamlin's Programming class.
- 1.This involves the processing of application code blocks, in the order that they are laid out, starting at the beginning of a script file and continuing to the end of the script.
- A.
Interface Design
- B.
Conditional Programming Logic
- C.
Boolean Logic.
- D.
Sequential Processing
- 2.This involves the repeated execution of code blocks to process large amounts of information or to control the repeated execution of code blocks required to direct the execution of a game or application.
- A.
Conditional Programming Logic
- B.
Boolean Logic
- C.
Iterative Processing
- D.
Program Synchronization
- 3.This involves the application of programming logic that executes based on the analysis of true/false data provided by Scratch during program execution.
- A.
Iterative Processing
- B.
Boolean Logic
- C.
Interface Design
- D.
Event Handling
- 4.This involves the initiation of script execution based on the occurrence of pre-defined events, such as the pressing of keyboard keys, the pressing of the green flag key, or the receipt of a synchronization message.
- A.
Event Handling
- B.
Program Synchronization
- C.
Interface Design
- D.
Sprite Programming
- 5.This involves the passage and receipt of messages between application scripts for the purpose of coordinating the execution of different parts of an application.
- A.
Iterative Processing
- B.
Interface Design
- C.
Sprite Programming
- D.
Program Synchronization
- 6.Which of the following programming concepts does Scratch NOT teach you (p.75)
- A.
Ability to make small games with multiple sprites
- B.
Ability to organize application code into procedures
- C.
Ability to make quizzes and puzzles
- D.
Ability to cause multiple sprites to work together
- 7.This involves the conditional execution of code blocks based on data collected during application execution.
- A.
Sequential Processing
- B.
Conditional Programming Logic
- C.
Use of Variables
- D.
Interface Design
- 8.This involves the identification, location, and elimination of programming errors, or bugs, that prevent applications from executing as they are supposed to.
- A.
Sprite Programming
- B.
Application Troubleshooting
- C.
Application and Game Development
- D.
Interface Design
- 9.This involves the development of user-friendly and intuitive application stage layout, making it easy for users to interact with applications.
- A.
Interface Design
- B.
Program Synchronization
- C.
Iterative Processing
- D.
Conditional Programming Logic
- 10.True or False: Scratch teaches students about advanced object-oriented programming techniques.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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