Scratch

2. A category of code blocks that controls the playback of sounds.
3. drop The background displayed on the Scratch stage.
5. The event that results from two objects bumping together.
7. A category of code blocks that controls the movement and position of sprites.
8. the colour coded drag and drop code snippets that represent instructions or commands
11. A planned piece of work that has a specific purpose (such as to find information or to make something new).
14. A category of code blocks that allows sprites to detect things like mouse position, keys pressed, or other sprites.
15. the viewing area where sprites and backrounds are
17. An action that triggers a script to run, such as clicking the green flag or pressing a key.

1. category of code blocks that store information that can change during the project.
2. a language.
4. A category of code blocks that controls the flow of the script, such as loops and conditional statements.
6. A sequence.
9. Block: A graphical command that you snap together to create a script.
10. A category of code blocks that controls the appearance of sprites, like changing their costume or size.
12. A different appearance or version of a sprite.
13. A category of code blocks that allows sprites to draw on the stage.
15. A set of connected code blocks that tell a sprite or the stage what to do.
16. A category of code blocks that perform mathematical operations, comparisons, and other logical operations.