A graphic character on the screen with properties that describe its location, movement, and look.

• A. Property
• B. Class
• C. Sprite
• D. Program

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is recognizing the on-screen graphic that has its own position, movement, and appearance. This kind of on-screen character is a sprite: it represents an object with a location (where it is drawn), movement (how it changes position over time), and look (the image or animation that shows what it is). A property is only a single attribute, not the whole on-screen object. A class is the blueprint used to create objects, not the object itself you see. A program is the entire set of instructions, not a single character on the screen.