Space School https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Level 5 – Ascend 2.4 Quiz: Scratch — Final Game Project A game with no sound effects or visual feedback can still feel less satisfying to play, even if it works correctly. Debugging means testing your game to find and fix problems. A complete game should include a start screen, gameplay, and a game over screen. Which of the following are examples of game polish? (Choose all that apply.) Which are good ways to increase a game’s difficulty over time? (Choose all that apply.) Which stages are usually part of a complete Scratch game? (Choose all that apply.) What is the main purpose of adding polish to a game? Which Scratch block is useful for showing variable values while testing your game? What is a difficulty curve? Which stage usually comes first in a complete Scratch game? 2.3 Quiz: Scratch — Clones & Advanced Game Mechanics If you never delete unused clones, your game may become slow or freeze. The “Delete this clone” block removes a clone from the project when it is no longer needed. A clone is an exact copy of a sprite that is created during the game. Which statements about clones are true? (Choose all that apply.) Which game objects are commonly created using clones? (Choose all that apply.) Which of the following are clone-related blocks in Scratch? (Choose all that apply.) Why should you delete clones when they are no longer needed? Which block tells a clone what to do as soon as it is created? Which block creates a new clone of a sprite? What is a clone in Scratch? 2.2 Quiz: Scratch — Broadcasting & Multi-Sprite Coordination The “When Flag Clicked” block can be triggered multiple times automatically during a game without clicking the green flag again. “Broadcast [message] and Wait” pauses until all receiving scripts have finished. The “Broadcast [message]” block continues running the script immediately after sending the message. Which statements about broadcasting are true? (Choose all that apply.) Which situations are good examples of using broadcasting? (Choose all that apply.) Which of the following are broadcast blocks in Scratch? (Choose all that apply.) Which of the following are broadcast blocks in Scratch? (Choose all that apply.) Why is broadcasting more flexible than using “When Flag Clicked”? Which broadcast block waits until all receiving scripts have finished before continuing? Which block makes a sprite respond to a broadcast message? What is the main purpose of a Broadcast block in Scratch? 2.1 Quiz: Scratch — Advanced: Lists & Variables If you need to store ten quiz questions, using ten separate variables is the best choice. A list allows you to store many values in one place. A variable can store only one value at a time. What can you do with a Scratch list? (Choose all that apply.) Which of these are good examples of information stored in a list? (Choose all that apply.) Which of the following are good examples of information stored in a variable? (Choose all that apply.) Which action can you perform with a Scratch list? You want to keep track of the player’s score during a game. What should you use? Home Which Scratch feature would you use to store a shopping list? Which statement best describes a variable in Scratch? 2.3 Assignment: Scratch — Clones & Advanced Game Mechanics 2.2 Assignment: Scratch — Broadcasting & Multi-Sprite Coordination Blog