Question

This code of block will execute
1 point
for *
not
x position
SO
Or
y position
50
move
10 steps
O x position=-114 y position= 89
O
x position= 114 y position= 89
O x position=-114 y position=-89
O x position= 114 y position= - 89​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Assuming the black grid shows individual pixel positions, using a move 1 step gets the Scratch cat to the red circle, its final position along the circle depending on its direction. Moving 2 steps gets to orange, and moving 3 steps gets to green.

The move () steps block is a stack block and a Motion block. The block moves its sprite forward the specified amount of steps in the direction it is facing. A step is equal to a one-pixel length. The Default Value is 10 and can be replaced by any number. The block actually uses Trigonometry to move in the proper direction, as this is how a computer handles it.

The block was known as "forward ()" in Scratch 0.1 before being renamed to "move () steps" in Scratch 0.3.

Example Uses

Instead of using complicated scripts with the Change X by () block and the Change Y by () block, this block can be easily used to move a sprite forward.

Some common uses for the Move () Steps block are:

Making sprites move

when

clicked

set

rotation

style