To create a multiple choice question in ScratchJR, students already know how to use characters or text messages to create questions and answers. To change the interface of a multiple choice question, students can add a start interface and an end interface for a multiple choice question on ScratchJR. Below are instructions for adding a start and end screen on ScratchJR.
How to create a splash screen for a multiple choice question on ScratchJR
Step 1:
Students select the scene that created the question earlier. Next, you will add a character to the scene , click the plus icon to add a character .
Then the user clicks on the white frame and then clicks on the pen icon to draw the character.
Step 2:
We will draw a triangle with the size and color you choose.
Next click on the rotate icon on the right side and rotate the triangle 90 degrees .
Then click on the paint bucket icon to fill the color into this triangle . Then select the color and click on the triangle to fill the color. Finally click the v sign to add to the program.
Step 3:
Now you will see the program as shown below.
Step 4:
Next, we will add the program start command. Students add the program start character function by dragging and dropping the combination of the two commands to touch the character and the command to send a message (orange) in the Event command group.
Tap the triangle icon then tap the character touch command and the send message command .
Continue to press the receive message command (orange) to execute the transition to the question when touching the program start icon. Then add the hide character command in the Appearance command group to hide the icon.
Step 5:
Click on the quiz object and delete the green flag command and the message command (orange) . This will make the program run and the question transfer more consistent.
Students will see on the start screen only icons.
When you click on this icon , the question and answer content will be displayed , and the icon will start to disappear .
How to add an end screen to a ScratchJR quiz
At the last quiz animation we will add a final scene to signal the end.
Step 1:
You will add the character for the final scene of the program. Next, combine the two green flag commands in the Event command group and the hide character command in the Appearance command group to hide the ending character.
Then the student adds a command to receive a message (purple or message from the correct answer of the last question) so that when the last question is finished the end icon is displayed.
Step 2:
Next, also at the end of the character, we use the command in the Move command group and the Appearance command group, or display the content "End of program!!" with the command that displays the character's speech.
Students can refer to the command for the ending character below.
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