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1. A transparent layer on top of the game screen that contains HUD elements such as health bars or mini-maps.

2. A visual programming language and online community targeted primarily at children to help them learn how to code through interactive stories, games, and animations.

3. Different appearances or outfits that can be assigned to a sprite in Scratch.

4. Containers for storing data that can be used in Scratch programs.

5. A type of computer sprite that consists of multiple frames or images that are displayed in sequence to create the illusion of movement.

6. A type of sprite used to create user interface elements, such as buttons and icons

7. A type of computer sprite used to create the backdrop or setting for a scene or game environment.

8. A sprite that displays text as its visual representation.

9. A type of computer sprite that remains unchanged and does not have any interactive or animated properties.

10. A character or object that can be programmed to perform actions in Scratch.

11. Audio files that can be played by sprites in Scratch projects.

Down

12. A type of computer sprite that is created and stored as a grid of pixels representing an image or graphic.

13. A type of computer sprite that is created using mathematical formulas to define shapes and lines, allowing for scalability without loss of quality.

14. Background images that can be added to the stage in Scratch.

15. A type of computer sprite that represents a specific character or object in a game or application.

16. A series of blocks that enable a sprite to perform a sequence of actions.

17. A graphical element used in games to display player information such as health or score

18. Visual coding elements that represent commands, controls, and operations, which are snapped together to create scripts.

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