Computer Applications
Answer
In Scratch, a script is a sequence of visually stacked blocks that control a sprite's actions. These blocks, representing commands like movement and sound, are dragged and connected to create instructions. When the program runs, the sprite follows the scripted actions. We can control the movement, appearance, sound, and interactions of sprites through these scripts.
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What is program ? What is programming ?
What do you understand by these terms ?
(a) Stage
(b) Sprite
(c) Blocks Palette
What are the values for four main directions in Scratch ?
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.