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Ask(), Wait(), and Answer() & Script in Scratch Programming Quiz
In this quiz, we will explore the Ask(), Wait(), and Answer() blocks in Scratch programming, along with the concept of Scripts and their role in creating interactive projects.
Question 1
What is the purpose of the Ask() and Wait block in Scratch?
To print a message
To take user input
To make a sprite move
To stop a script
Question 3
What type of block is Ask() and Wait?
Event block
Sensing block
Variable block
Control block
Question 4
What happens if you use Ask() and Wait without Answer()?
The program will crash
The response will be ignored
The user cannot type an answer
The sprite will stop moving
Question 5
What happens when the Ask() and Wait block runs?
The sprite stops moving
The script continues without waiting
The script waits for input
The screen turns black
Question 6
What is a script in Scratch?
A single block
A collection of connected blocks
A costume of a sprite
A type of event
Question 7
What is the role of the Answer() block in Scratch?
To ask the user a question
To store the user's response
To move a sprite
To change the backdrop
Question 8
What is needed to run a script?
A sensing block
A backdrop
An event block
A variable
Question 9
What happens if a script has no event block?
It will run automatically
It will not run
It will display an error
The sprite will disappear
Question 10
Which block is used to trigger a script in Scratch?
Sensing block
Event block
Control block
Looks block
There are 10 questions to complete.
