Final answer:
In Scratch, the 'go to x: [x] y: [y]' block is used to move a sprite to a specified position on the stage using x and y coordinates.
Step-by-step explanation:
The block that moves a sprite to a specified x and y position on the Stage in Scratch is called the 'go to x: [x] y: [y]' block. This block is part of Scratch's Motion category and allows you to instantly change a sprite's position to exact coordinates on the stage. For example, if you want to move your sprite to the top-right corner of the Scratch stage, you would insert the 'go to' block into your sprite's script and set the x value to 240 and the y value to 180, which are the coordinates for the top-right corner in Scratch's coordinate system.