Certified Animation Professional (CAP) Practice Test

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How can you change a sprite's appearance in Scratch?

By altering its speed
By changing its costume
By adjusting its sound
By modifying its position

The correct answer is: By changing its costume

Changing a sprite's appearance in Scratch is accomplished by changing its costume. Each sprite in Scratch can have multiple costumes, which can represent different states or animations for that sprite. When you switch between costumes, it visually alters the look of the sprite on the stage. This is a fundamental aspect of animated projects in Scratch, allowing for dynamic visual storytelling and interactive experiences. While the other choices relate to different aspects of sprite functionality, they do not directly change the visual appearance of a sprite. Adjusting the sprite's speed affects how fast it moves, modifying its position changes where it is located on the stage, and adjusting sound impacts the audio that accompanies the sprite's actions or animations. These factors enhance the overall project but do not change the sprite's visual representation, which is specifically achieved through costume changes.