State true or false.

(a) Control category contains blocks that start or stop a script.

(b) You can even load own sprite from a file.

(c) You can grow a sprite but cannot shrink it.

(d) Pen down command stops the drawing on the stage.

(e) Backdrops are the backgrounds for the stage.

(a) True
Reason — The Control category or Events category in Scratch contains blocks like "when green flag clicked" to start a script and "stop" blocks to halt the script's execution.

(b) True
Reason — In Scratch, we can import our own sprite images from files to use in our projects, enhancing customization.

(c) False
Reason — In Scratch, you can both grow and shrink a sprite using the "change size" block in the Looks category.

(d) False
Reason — The "pen down" command in Scratch actually starts the sprite drawing on the stage, allowing it to leave a trail behind as it moves.

(e) True
Reason — The background that we see on the stage is the backdrop.