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Watch this video to get a feel for the toy you will be modeling.
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You may wish to look at the Wikipedia entry for Magic 8 Ball® for some possible answers that the toy can give to a YES/NO question. Notice that of the twenty possible answers listed, ten are affirmative (green), five are non-committal (yellow), and five are negative (red).
If you get stuck, you can look at this page for some more information. - Write code to model a fortune-telling toy. You are encouraged to change any aspects of the project to personalize it and fit your creative needs. For example, consider changing the predictions of the ball; use exciting images for the costumes such as a crystall ball and jingling bells, and maybe even add a sound file to provide an eerie background noise.
You can import images and sound files from your desktop into your Snap! document by dragging and dropping them into the Costumes and Sounds tabs respectively, as shown in the video below.
![Image and sound importing in Snap!]( "Image and sound importing in Snap!")