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SAVING A PROJECT


                 To save the project, click on the Save button.                     Save
                 ScartchJr automatically saves the file with

                 a number added  to the  word  ‘Project’ like
                 project 1, project 2, and so on.


                           Timeline


                          ScratchJr is a program which is used to create animated stories and 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.
                           ScratchJr allows us to save a project by clicking on the Save button.






                        Choose the correct option.


                        1.  Which of the following symbols is used to add a new character?

                                 a.   +                                        b.   –

                                 c.   x                                        d.   /


                        2.  Which of the following is used to reset a character?

                                 a.                                            b.

                                 c.   +                                        d.


                        3.  Which of the following is used to run a Scratch project?
                                 a.                                            b.   +

                                 c.                                            d.


                         Tick ( ) the correct statements and cross ( ) the wrong ones.


                        1.  ScratchJr is used to create animated stories  and games.

                        2.  Blocks Palette displays different types of blocks.

                        3.  The new characters can be added from the Backgrounds Library.







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