Scratch Terms Crossword

A series of pictures that are shown one after the other to give the illusion of movement.
One or more copies of a Scratch sprite.
A series of instructions or commands
The set of Scratch code blocks that control and access variables.
A word or code block that tells the computer what to do.
The position of an object determined by its x and y values
The unit of measuring the angle an object turns.
The part of the right-hand side of the Scratch screen that is used to draw sprites and backgrounds
A simple way to create a copy of a sprite in Scratch
A set of Scratch code blocks that are triggered when particular events happen.
A sequence of code blocks created to do something, such as move a sprite in a particular way, every time the function is run or "called".
A common form of selection in coding, where command(s) are run if something is true
An action that tells a program to do something
A system of commands that tell a computer how to do things
A sequence of code blocks repeated a number of times
The set of Scratch code blocks that deals with calculations and comparing values
A set of commands that simulate the way a real object behaves.
The set of commands that tell a computer how to do something such as play a game.
A computer language that uses blocks of code to make a program
The right-hand side of the Scratch screen where code blocks are dragged to create programs
The set of Scratch code blocks that detect when specific keys are pressed or where a mouse is
How fast an object moves forward. In Scratch, we use negative values to move objects backward
An object that moves around the screen
Part of the lower left of the Scratch screen where you select a sprite to add code to or change its appearance.
The area at the top left of the Scratch screen where you can watch your sprites move about.
A value or piece of information stored by a computer program. Like a score