alleryStart learning →Scratch is named after a technique used by whom?
- Painters
- Disc jockeys
- Drummers
- Sculptors
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Correct answer: B. Disc jockeys
The name comes from scratching, a disc jockey technique of manipulating records on a turntable.
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Scratch is event-driven with many active objects. What are they called?
- Stages
- Costumes
- Sprites
- Palettes
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Correct answer: C. Sprites
Scratch programs use several active objects named sprites.
In which year was Scratch 3.0 first released as a full version?
- 2016
- 2023
- 2019
- 2013
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Correct answer: C. 2019
The first 3.x release version came out on 2 January 2019, after years of alpha and beta versions.
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