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B.  Fill in the blanks using the words given below.

                                           Local   Touching color   Ask and Wait   Script

                     1.  A                       is made up of a number of blocks.
                     2.   You can use                      block to check if the Sprite touches the colour chosen in the
                         block.
                     3.   If a variable is created to be used and modified by a single Sprite only, then it is known as a
                                               variable.
                     4.  The                       block prompts the user to type the input using the keyboard.

                  C.  State whether these statements are true or false.
                     1.  Stack blocks have a notch on the top and a bump at the bottom.

                     2.  Variables are used in programs to store and modify the data.
                     3.  CAP blocks are present in the Operators block category.
                     4.  We cannot create our own variables in Scratch.
                  D.  Answer the following questions:

                     1.  Write down the names of six types of blocks.



                     2.   What is a sensing block?



                     3.   How many types of variables are there in Scratch?







                     4.   What are the two types of conditional blocks? Explain them.







                                                                                       Critical Thinking
                                                                                       Technology Literacy


                    A.  What will the Sprite do in the given blocks?
                        1.                                                2.









                    B.   Open Scratch. Create a script using sensing block and conditional block where a penguin
                        ask questions to a bear.



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