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Hashtag

                      #Extension: A part that is added to a building or structure

                      #Event: Something that happens either important or unusual





                        REVISIT



                   ▶  Scratch is a visual programming language that is used to create computer animation,
                     games and stories.
                   ▶ Coding blocks in Scratch are puzzle-piece shapes that are used to create a code.
                   ▶ Motion blocks are used to control the movement of a Sprite.
                   ▶ Looks blocks are used to add speech and thought bubbles to the Sprite.
                   ▶ Event blocks are used to run the script on the stage.








                                                    ASSESS YOURSELF




                 1.  Tick ( ) the correct option.
                     a.  In which language, a program is written?

                          (i)  Regional                                  (ii)  Programming

                        (iii)  Processing                                (iv)  All of these

                     b.  Where does Sprite perform actions?

                          (i)  Stage                                     (ii)  Code Area

                        (iii)  Script Area                               (iv)  Menu

                     c.  What is the colour of Motion Code blocks?

                          (i)  Blue                                      (ii)  Green

                        (iii)  Red                                       (iv)  Yellow

                     d.  Which of the following tab is used to change  the look of a Sprite?

                          (i)  Costume                                   (ii)  Code

                        (iii)  Extension                                 (iv)  Sounds







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