Worksheet: Introduction to Variables In Scratch | Tutorial # 7
Comprehension worksheet generated from the video "Introduction to Variables In Scratch | Tutorial # 7".
Worksheet: Introduction to Variables In Scratch | Tutorial # 7
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Vocabulary
- Variables — memory locations that can store data.
- Score — A variable used in the video to represent points in a game.
- When flag clicked event — An event block that starts the script when the green flag button is pressed.
Questions
Watch the video carefully and answer the following questions based on what you see and hear.
1.
According to the video, what are variables in Scratch?
2.
How did the narrator rename the default “my variable” to “score” in the video?
3.
In the video, after the narrator sets the
score variable to 10, what happens to the score displayed on the stage when the green flag button is clicked?4.
What is the purpose of the “change score by 1” block as demonstrated in the video?
5.
Imagine you are creating a simple game in Scratch. Describe two different ways you could use variables in your game and explain why they would be useful.
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