Scratch: Chapter 4 Quiz

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This is the quiz that accompanies Chapter 4 of the Scratch textbook for Mr. Hamlin's Programming class.

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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.

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
7.

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
8.

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
9.

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
10.

True or False: Scratch teaches students about advanced object-oriented programming techniques.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False