Certified Animation Professional (CAP) Practice Test

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In Scratch, which color blocks are used to move a sprite?

Red
Green
Blue
Yellow

The correct answer is: Blue

In Scratch, blue blocks are specifically designated for motion actions that allow sprites to move around the stage. These blocks include commands such as "move 10 steps," "turn 15 degrees," and "go to x: [value], y: [value]." The blue color coding helps users easily identify the functionality of these blocks, indicating that they are related to controlling the position and movement of sprites. Other color blocks in Scratch serve different purposes. For instance, red blocks are typically associated with events, green blocks handle control structures like loops and conditionals, and yellow blocks focus on sound. Understanding the color-coding system in Scratch not only aids in navigating the interface but also enhances the learning experience by associating specific colors with their respective functionalities.