Cyber Olympiad Class 10 - Sample question paper 12

Q1. In Scratch, what is the purpose of the "broadcast" block?

a) Play a sound

b) Send a message to other sprites

c) Change the background color

d) Move the sprite to a random position

Q2. Which Scratch block is used to repeat a set of instructions a specific number of times?

a) Forever

b) If-Else

c) Repeat

d) Wait

Q3. In Scratch, what does the "glide" block do?

a) Change the costume of the sprite

b) Move the sprite smoothly to a specified position

c) Rotate the sprite

d) Play a sound

Q4. What does the term "sprite" refer to in Scratch programming?

a) A background image

b) A programming block

c) A character or object that can move and interact

d) A variable

Q5. Which Scratch block is used to wait for a specified amount of time before executing the next instruction?

a) Forever

b) If-Else

c) Repeat

d) Wait

Q6. In Scratch, what does the "pen down" block do?

a) Draws a line as the sprite moves

b) Changes the color of the sprite

c) Makes the sprite invisible

d) Plays a sound effect

Q7. What is the purpose of the "if-else" block in Scratch programming?

a) Repeating a set of instructions

b) Sending messages to other sprites

c) Making decisions based on a condition

d) Changing the background color

Q8. In Scratch, what does the "broadcast and wait" block do?

a) Send a message to other sprites and pause until they receive it

b) Play a sound and wait for user input

c) Change the background color and pause for a specified time

d) Draw a shape and pause before moving to the next instruction

Q9. Which Scratch block is used to change the backdrop (background) of the stage?

a) Set backdrop to

b) Change backdrop

c) Switch backdrop

d) Choose backdrop

Q10. What is the purpose of the "hide" block in Scratch?

a) Makes the sprite invisible

b) Hides the backdrop

c) Changes the sprite costume

d) Stops all scripts

Q11. In Scratch programming, what is the purpose of the "clone" block?

a) Duplicate the sprite

b) Create a new variable

c) Change the backdrop

d) Play a sound effect

Q12. Which Scratch block is used to check if a certain condition is true or false?

a) Repeat

b) If-Else

c) Forever

d) Wait

Q13. In Scratch, what does the "point in direction" block do?

a) Changes the sprite's size

b) Rotates the sprite to face a specified direction

c) Plays a specific sound

d) Switches the backdrop

Q14. What is the purpose of the "set variable to" block in Scratch programming?

a) Change the sprite's costume

b) Create a new sprite

c) Assign a value to a variable

d) Switch the backdrop

Q15. In Scratch, what does the "pen color" block control?

a) Sprite's size

b) Background color

c) Drawing color for the pen

d) Volume of sound

Q16. What does the term "sprite costume" refer to in Scratch?

a) A set of instructions for the sprite

b) A character or object in the program

c) A background image

d) The appearance or outfit of a sprite

Q17. Which block in Scratch is used to play a specific sound?

a) Sound effect

b) Play sound

c) Sound control

d) Play note

Q18. In Scratch, what is the purpose of the "forever" block?

a) Repeat a set of instructions a specific number of times

b) Execute a set of instructions continuously

c) Make decisions based on a condition

d) Pause for a specified time

Q19. What does the term "loop" mean in Scratch programming?

a) A set of instructions that repeats

b) A new sprite

c) Changing the sprite's costume

d) Drawing on the stage

Q20. How can you stop a script from running in Scratch?

a) Remove the sprite

b) Press the stop button

c) Delete a variable

d) Change the backdrop

Q21. In Scratch, what does the "ask and wait" block do?

a) Displays a message to the user

b) Takes input from the user and waits for a response

c) Sends a message to other sprites

d) Changes the backdrop

Q22. What is the purpose of the "set size to" block in Scratch?

a) Change the sprite's costume

b) Adjust the sprite's volume

c) Set the size of the sprite

d) Switch the backdrop

Q23. Which Scratch block is used to create a clone of the sprite?

a) Duplicate

b) Copy sprite

c) Clone

d) Make a copy

Q24. What does the "if on edge, bounce" block do in Scratch?

a) Rotates the sprite

b) Changes the backdrop

c) Prevents the sprite from going off the stage

d) Makes the sprite invisible

Q25. In Scratch, what does the "glide" block control?

a) Change the sprite's size

b) Move the sprite smoothly to a specified position

c) Rotate the sprite

d) Play a sound effect

Q26. What is the purpose of the "stamp" block in Scratch?

a) Create a new sprite

b) Leave a visible copy of the sprite on the stage

c) Change the sprite's backdrop

d) Play a sound effect

Q27. Which block is used to create a variable in Scratch programming?

a) Make a variable

b) Create variable

c) New variable

d) Set variable

Q28. In Scratch, what is the purpose of the "switch backdrop" block?

a) Change the sprite's costume

b) Rotate the sprite

c) Switch the backdrop to a specified one

d) Play a sound effect

Q29. What does the "stop all" block do in Scratch programming?

a) Stops the script of the current sprite

b) Stops the execution of all scripts in the project

c) Deletes the sprite

d) Changes the sprite's backdrop

Q30. How can you make a sprite follow the mouse pointer in Scratch?

a) Use the "point towards" block

b) Attach the sprite to the mouse pointer

c) Use the "go to mouse pointer" block

d) Use the "glide" block with mouse coordinates