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    REVISIT

                       ▶  ScratchJr is an interesting programming language that is used to create our own
                         stories and design games.

                       ▶  ScratchJr window has various components like Stage, Change Background, Green
                         Flag, Character, etc.

                       ▶  Changing the background means to change the screen that appears behind the
                         characters on the stage.

                                                       ASSESS YOURSELF

                     1.  Tick ( ) the correct option.

                        a.  In ScratchJr, which of the following can you create?

                             (i)  Stories and games                                (ii) Movies

                            (iii)  Websites                                       (iv) Music

                        b.   Which components allow you to select different categories of programming
                            blocks?

                             (i)  Block Palette                                    (ii) Block Categories

                            (iii)  Programming Area                               (iv) Reset Characters

                        c.   Which button is used to run a ScratchJr project?

                             (i)   +                                               (ii)  –

                            (iii)  x                                              (iv)

                     2.  Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false.

                        a.  The Home Button exits us to the Home page and saves the project.

                        b.  Change Background changes the characters in the project.

                        c.   The Reset Characters feature moves all characters to random
                            positions on the stage.

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