Certified Animation Professional (CAP) Practice Test

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What does the term "costumes" refer to in Scratch?

A sequence of sprites
Backgrounds for animations
Sound effects in games
A series of visuals combined for an animation

The correct answer is: A series of visuals combined for an animation

The term "costumes" in Scratch refers to a series of visuals combined for an animation. In Scratch, each sprite can have multiple costumes that represent different states or actions of that sprite. For instance, a character might have various costumes to depict different facial expressions, movements, or outfits. This allows for animation by switching between these costumes during the execution of a program, enabling dynamic and engaging interactions within the project. Therefore, understanding costumes is essential for creating animations that convey a range of emotions and actions. The other choices focus on different aspects of Scratch: sequences of sprites relate to the organization of characters in a project, backgrounds pertain to the visual environment in which the action occurs, and sound effects enhance the audio experience but do not pertain to visual representation.