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    3.  What happens in the Video Sensing project when the sprite detects movement?

                            4.  What does the Text to Speech extension allow a sprite to do?

                            Scratch Your Brain.                                                  21 st  Century   #Critical Thinking
                                                                                                     Skills
                                                                                                         #Technology Literacy
                            1.  Rearrange the letters to get correct word.
                                a.  ETRIPS                                     b.  EILBRAVA

                                c.  GNSINES                                    d.  PONXEETISN

                                e.  KBCAMEW

                           2.  Competency-based/Application-based questions:

                               a.   Vasudha  is working  on  a Scratch project with  multiple  sprites and  wants  them to
                                  communicate without direct connections. Which blocks can she use?

                               b.   Swapnil wants his sprite to react to webcam movements but can’t find the right block. How
                                  can you help him?

                             Explore in the Lab                                      21 st  Century   #Information Literacy
                                                                                             #Flexibility
                                                                                         Skills
                     To
                     Subject   Questioning Skills through AI

                       Go to your computer lab and do the following with the help of your teacher:

                          Open Scratch in a web browser and start a new project. Choose a sprite to act as the main
                           character of your game and change the backdrop to any one you like.
                          Add another sprite (such as a star) and create a variable named score for the player sprite.
                           Place the star at a random position on the stage.
                          Create a script so that the player sprite moves using the arrow keys. Make the score increase
                           whenever the sprite touches the star.

                    For The Teacher
                        Demonstrate the steps to create a game in Scratch.
                        Explain how the Add Extension button enhances interactivity and creativity in projects.

                                                                         Designing Games and Storyboard in Scratch 3   83

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