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The following questions are based on the Unit 3 Lesson 5 activity in Scratch in which you were to build a simple chase game. For a walkthrough of the activity, see the video below.
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How do you program a sprite to move with keyboard inputs in Scratch?(1 point)
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Snap two blocks together, one that says "when [direction arrow] key pressed" and the other "change [axis] by [amount]" and snap on a "when [green flag] clicked" tile.
Snap two blocks together, one that says "when [direction arrow] key pressed" and the other "change [axis] by [amount]" and snap on a "when [green flag] clicked" tile.
Snap two blocks together, one that says "when [direction arrow] key pressed" and the other "change [axis] by [amount]"
Snap two blocks together, one that says "when [direction arrow] key pressed" and the other "change [axis] by [amount]"
Create a move class in the code that programs any direction based on keyboard inputs.
Create a move class in the code that programs any direction based on keyboard inputs.
By default, you can move your primary sprite using the arrow keys.
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Snap two blocks together, one that says "when [direction arrow] key pressed" and the other "change [axis] by [amount]".
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