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activity 1: maze
Directions
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Save the maze backdrop to your home folder by right clicking on it and selecting "Save Image As".
Navigate to your home folder and name it "maze."
Open Scratch.
Play the tutorial video on the right and follow along to create the project.
Turn in your project below.
turn in maze
Type in your first and last name.
Choose your class by clicking on the upside down triangle.
Click the "Choose File" button and navigate to your student folder. Then double click on your file.
Click "Turn in."
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Name
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First
Last
Type in your first and last name.
Choose your class section.
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5a
5b
5c
5d
Click on the circle next to your class.
Upload File
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Max file size: 20MB
Click the "Choose File" button and navigate to your student folder. Then double click on your PowerPoint file and click the "Turn in" button.
Turn in
activity 2: add an enemy
Directions
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Create an enemy that your sprite must avoid in order to finish the maze. (ex. pacman ghosts)
If the enemy touches the explorer, the explorer should automatically go back to the start.
Hint:
turn in activity 2
Type in your first and last name.
Choose your class by clicking on the upside down triangle.
Click the "Choose File" button and navigate to your student folder. Then double click on your file.
Click "Turn in."
*
Indicates required field
Name
*
First
Last
Type in your first and last name.
Choose your class section.
*
5a
5b
5c
5d
Click on the circle next to your class.
Upload File
*
Max file size: 20MB
Click the "Choose File" button and navigate to your student folder. Then double click on your PowerPoint file and click the "Turn in" button.
Turn in
activity 3: quiz
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Name
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First
Last
1. A programmer creates a maze game like the one you’ve just created. Unfortunately, her character doesn’t move as expected. What mistake has she made?
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Left and right arrow both point right (90). Left arrow should point left (-90).
Nothing is wrong. This is a trick question!
She forgot to program each arrow key.
2. Look at the example program on the right to tell a joke. Aside from being a terrible joke, what is wrong with this program?
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There's nothing wrong. It's perfect.
The dude shouldn't be laughing at such a bad joke.
Both scripts/sides of the joke are stored in the same sprite (Girl).
Both scripts/sides of the joke are stored in the same sprite (Boy).
3. The program on the right shows the scripts for two sprites to tell a joke to each other. Why would this program not work?
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