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This document is a homework assignment for ICT for Year 8 students, issued on September 29, 2022, with a due date of October 6, 2022. It includes various tasks such as matching script blocks, writing code for car movements using arrow keys, and answering multiple-choice questions related to Scratch programming. The total marks for the assignment are 25, and it consists of both coding tasks and theoretical questions.

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This document is a homework assignment for ICT for Year 8 students, issued on September 29, 2022, with a due date of October 6, 2022. It includes various tasks such as matching script blocks, writing code for car movements using arrow keys, and answering multiple-choice questions related to Scratch programming. The total marks for the assignment are 25, and it consists of both coding tasks and theoretical questions.

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AY 2022-23 Subject : ICT HW NUMBER : 2

Term : 1 Date of Issue : 29/09/2022 Due date of Submission : 02- 06/10/2022

Name of the student : Year/Division : 8

Marked By: Total Marks: 25

1. Match the Following script blocks.


[4 marks]
Q.2. Write the code by adding blocks when the up-arrow key is pressed, the car rotates right 90
degrees. [2 marks]

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Q.3. Write the code by adding blocks when the right arrow key is pressed, the car moves 20
steps. [2 marks]

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Q.4. Write the code by adding blocks when the left arrow key is pressed, the car moves back 15
steps. [2 marks]

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Q.5. Write the code by adding blocks when the sprite is clicked make the sprite turn left 90
degrees. [2 marks]

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Q.6. Write the scratch code to make the sprite ask the user a questions with multiple choice
options. Repeatedly ask the question until the user enters one of the possible answer.
[3 marks]

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Q.7. Choose the correct option [10 marks]

A. It is one of the ten categories of Scratch blocks. They are color-coded medium-blue and are
used to control a sprite's movement. They are available only for sprites.

• Motion Blocks
• Control Blocks
• Sensing Blocks
• Events Blocks
B. This block moves its sprite forward the specified number of steps in the direction it is facing.
C. These blocks turn their sprite the specified number of degrees clockwise or counter-clockwise
(depending on which block is used); this changes the direction the sprite is facing.

D. This block sets its sprite's X and Y position to that of the mouse-pointer, an arbitrary
coordinate, or another sprite

E. This block sets its sprite's X and Y position to the specified amounts.
F. To check that data entered is reasonable, or within the set limits or bounds is known as

a) Validation

b) Selection

c) Creation

G. Which menu includes option?

a) Motion

b) Control

c) Operators

H. To store the data into computer’s memory, we can store the data into

a) Variable

b) Looks

c) Control

I. When GREEN Flag clicked you can find in

a) Sensing menu

b) Variable menu

c) Events menu

J. Where you can find option?

a) Say

b) Looks

c) Sound

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