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1. 1What is the result of 2 + 3 * 4 in Python?

   1. A12
   2. B14
   3. C20
   4. D18
2. 2Which of the following is a valid variable name in Python?

   1. A1variable
   2. Bmy_variable
   3. Cvariable-1
   4. Dvar&ble
3. 3What will be the output of print("Hello" * 3) in Python?

   1. AHelloHelloHello
   2. B9
   3. CHello 3 times
   4. DRasengan
4. 4In Python, which statement is used to make a decision based on a condition?

   1. Afor
   2. Bswitch
   3. Cif
   4. Dmizu no ko kyuu ichi no kata mina mo giri
5. 5How do you define a function in Python?

   1. Afunction myFunction():
   2. Bdefine myFunction():
   3. Cdef myFunction():
   4. Dfunc myFunction():
6. 6 What is the correct way to call a function named my_function with two arguments in Python?

   1. Acall my_function()
   2. Bfunction my_function()
   3. Cmy_function(arguments)
   4. Dmy_function(arg1, arg2)
7. 7What will the following code snippet output: 5 > 3 and 10 < 20?

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
   3. CError
   4. Dsan no kata ryuu ryuu mai
8. 8Which data type can not execute a calculation in Python?

   1. Astring
   2. Binteger
   3. Cfloat
   4. Dall of above
9. 9What does the "return" statement do in a function?

   1. ATerminates the function
   2. BReturns a value from the function
   3. CPrints a message
   4. DSkips the function
10. 10What is the result of range(7) in Python?

    1. A1,2,3,4,5,6
    2. B0,1,2,3,4,5,6
    3. C0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7
    4. D1,2,3,4,5,6,7

11. 11Which of the following program segment (s) is an example of a compound(複合的) conditional statement in Python?

    1. Aif x > 5 or y < 10:
    2. Bif x > 5 and y < 10:
    3. Cif x > 5 then y < 10:
    4. Dif x > 5
12. 12What is the output of print(3 == 3) in Python?

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
    3. C3
    4. D( 0 ﹏ 0 )
13. 13What is the purpose of the not keyword in Python?

    1. ANegates a boolean value
    2. BPerforms bitwise NOT operation
    3. CIndicates a negative number
    4. Dkakebunshin no jutsu
14. 14What will be the output of the following code snippet?

    

    1. A3
    2. B3.5
    3. C4
    4. DError
15. 15What does the != operator signify in Python?

    1. ALess than or equal to
    2. BNot equal to
    3. CGreater than or equal to
    4. DAssignment
16. 16 What will be the output of the following code snippet?

    

    1. AOut of range
    2. BIn range
    3. Cout of range
    4. DZaphkiel Bet
17. 17What is the value of z after the execution of the following code snippet?
    
    def my_function(x, y):
    return x + y
    
    z = my_function(3, 4) * 2

    

    1. A14
    2. B24
    3. C7
    4. D68
18. 18What is the value of z after the execution of the following code snippet?

    

    1. A86
    2. B68
    3. C14
    4. Derror
19. 19What will be the output of the following code snippet?

    

    1. A55
    2. B"55"
    3. C"52"
    4. D10
20. 20What will be the output of the following code snippet?

    

    1. A3.33333
       3
    2. B3
       3.33333
    3. Cerror
    4. D3 / 3
       3 // 3
21. 21 What is the result of True + True in Python?

    1. ATrue
    2. B2
    3. CFalse
    4. DLook at Move!! Faker!! What was that !!!
22. 22Are you ready for the test?

    1. AAbsolute Cinema
    2. BYes
    3. CNo
    4. DWill Win
23. 23What will be the output of the following code snippet?

    

    1. A2
       3
    2. B2
       2.66666
    3. C8
       3
    4. D2.66666
       2
24. 24What will be the output of the following code snippet?

    

    1. A2.5
    2. B0.4
    3. C2
    4. D6
25. 25What is the value of the result variable in the following code snippet?

    

    1. A5
    2. B10
    3. C7
    4. D52
26. 26What does the += operator do in Python?

    1. ASubtracts the right operand from the left operand
    2. BMultiplies the left operand by the right operand
    3. CAdds the right operand to the left operand
    4. DNone of the above
27. 27What will be the output of the following code snippet?

    

    1. A"52"
    2. B7
    3. C52
    4. D10
28. 28What is the result of (True or False and True) in Python?

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
    3. CError
    4. DNone of the above
29. 29What does the // operator do in Python?

    1. ACalculates the remainder
    2. BPerforms floor division
    3. CRaises to the power
    4. DRyōiki tenkai "Muryō kuusho"
30. 30the display output of
    print (f" Answer = { name } ")
    is equivalent to
    print ("Answer = name")

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
31. 31Write a Python program segment to ask "the user to input their test mark" and store it in the test variable as a float type. The programme should ask the user a question "What is your test result? >"
    
    [blank_start]test[blank_end] = [blank_start]float([blank_end][blank_start]input([blank_end][blank_start]"What is your test result? >"[blank_end][blank_start]))[blank_end]
    

    1. Atest
    2. Btext
    3. Cfloat(
    4. Dint(
    5. Estr(
    6. Finput(
    7. Goutput(
    8. H"What is your test result? >"
    9. I"What is your test result?"
    10. J"What is your text result? >"
    11. K"what is your text result? >"
    12. L"What is your text result?>"
    13. M))
32. 32The Data type of variable "Future" is String
    SYNY = 1
    Future = SYNY == "True"

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
33. 33Which of the following variable names uses the snake case approach?

    1. A3711ModuleCode
    2. BSeeYouNextYear
    3. CHKIIT_Modules
    4. Dif
34. 34Which of the following variable names uses the camel case approach?

    1. AseeYouNextYear
    2. BHKIIT_Modules
    3. C3711moduleCode
    4. D____main____
35. 35Which of the following variable names uses the Pascal Case approach?

    1. ASee You Next Year
    2. BSee_You_Next_Year
    3. CSeeYouNextYear
    4. Difelse
36. 36What is the correct way to declare a variable in Python?

    1. Acreate variable mark is 100;
    2. Bx <- 100
    3. Cdim Sum As Integer = "HarGow";
    4. DSeeYouNextYear = "Higher Diploma"
37. 37What is the value of the variable Result stored when the following Python segment is executed?

    

    1. AI choose You Pikachu
    2. Bonly children need to choose
    3. CI choose You
    4. Donly children need to choose Pikachu
38. 38Which of the following Python segments is/are able to execute the below function CallMe()?

    

    1. ACallMe(21850000)
    2. BCallMe("Me","21800000")
    3. CcallMe("Me","21800000")
    4. DCallMe("pizza",str(21800000))
39. 39Which of the following Python segments able to execute the provided function CallMe() and display the result
    21850000 Call Me

    

    1. ACallMe("21800000","Me")
    2. BCallMe(21850000,"Me")
    3. Cprint(CallMe("21800000","Me"))
    4. Dprint("21800000","Me")
40. 40Which operator is used to calculate reminders in Python?

    1. A%>%
    2. B//
    3. C%
    4. D_(¦3」∠)_
41. 41Which of the following Python code is a correct answer to the following expression?
    
    Expression: 73% of 467

    1. A467 * 0.73
    2. B467 // 0.73
    3. C467 * 73%
    4. D467 // 73/100
42. 42Which of the following is/are a software development stage?

    1. APlanning
    2. BAnalysis
    3. CDesign
    4. DImplementation
    5. EKaton Goukakyuu no jutsu
43. 43What is the output of the following program segment?
    
    print(10*(3.7 + 2.3))

    1. A60
    2. B60.0
    3. C"60.0"
    4. Dえどてんせい
44. 44What is the displayed result of the Python program segment?

    

    1. AGoodGood Bye
    2. B=========
       =========
       GoodGood Bye
    3. C=========
       GoodGood Bye
       =========
    4. D=========
       Jutsushiki jyunten "Ao", Jutsushiki hanten "Aka"
       =========
45. 45What is the python expression that can represent the following mathematics equation?

    

    1. A(a + b) ** (5/2)
    2. B(a + b) ** (2/5)
    3. C(a + b) ^ (2/5)
    4. D(a + b) ^ (5/2)
46. 46Choose all of the following Python expression(s) that are possible to represent the displayed mathematics equation.

    

    1. A(a + b) ** (2/5)
    2. B(a**2 + 2*a*b + b**2) ** (1/5)
    3. C((a+b)(a+b)) ** (1/5)
    4. D(a + b) ** (5/2)
    5. Ea ﾟ∀ ﾟ) ﾟ∀ﾟ)b
47. 47What is the displayed result when the following Python code executed?

    

    1. AGGWP
       WPGG
    2. BWPGG
       GGWP
    3. CError
    4. DGGWP
    5. EWPGG
48. 48What will be the output of the following code segnment?

    

    1. A7
    2. B3
    3. CError
    4. D
49. 49What will be the output of the following code segment?

    

    1. A7
    2. BError
    3. CNone
    4. D
50. 50What happens if a function in Python does not have a return statement?

    1. AIt returns None
    2. BIt raises an error
    3. CThe function does not execute
    4. DIt returns the last expression evaluated
51. 51Identify the data type of the following variables.

    

    1. Astring
    2. Bfloat
    3. Cinteger
    4. Dfloat
    5. Eboolean
52. 52Ans = 0
    [blank_start]for[blank_end] [blank_start]count[blank_end] [blank_start]in[blank_end] [blank_start]range(1,6)[blank_end]:
    [blank_start]Ans[blank_end] [blank_start]+=[blank_end] [blank_start](2 * count) ** count[blank_end]

    

    1. Afor
    2. Bwhile
    3. CI don't know fuck!
    4. Dcount
    5. EAns
    6. Fin
    7. Gon
    8. Hat
    9. Iunder
    10. Jrange(1,6)
    11. Krange(0,5)
    12. Lrange(6)
    13. Mrange(5)
    14. Nrange(6,1)
    15. OAns
    16. Pcount
    17. Q+=
    18. R-=
    19. S*=
    20. T(2 * count) ** count
    21. U(2 ** count) * count
    22. V(count ** count) * 2
    23. W(count * count) ** 2
53. 53sum = 0
    count = 1
    while [blank_start]count <= 5[blank_end]:
    [blank_start]sum[blank_end] [blank_start]+=[blank_end] [blank_start](count * 2) ** (2 * count -1)[blank_end]
    [blank_start]count += 1[blank_end]

    

    1. Acount <= 5
    2. Bcount < 5
    3. Csum
    4. D+=
    5. E(count * 2) ** (2 * count -1)
    6. F(count * 2) ** (2 * count +1)
    7. Gcount += 1
    8. Hcount + 1
    9. I1 / ((count * 2) ** (2 * count -1))
    10. J1 / (count * 2) ** (2 * count -1)
    11. K1 / ((count * 2) ** (2 * count +1))
    12. L1 / (count * 2) ** (2 * count +1)
    13. M1 / ((count ** 2) * (2 ** count -1))
54. 54count = 1
    sum = 0
    [blank_start]while[blank_end] [blank_start]count <= 5:[blank_end]
    sum += [blank_start](2 * count) ** count[blank_end]
    [blank_start]count += 1[blank_end]

    

    1. Awhile
    2. Bfor
    3. Cwhen
    4. Dcount <= 5:
    5. Ecount < 5:
    6. Fcount <= 5
    7. Gcount < 5
    8. H(2 * count) ** count
    9. I(2 ** count) * 2
    10. J(2 ** count) * count
    11. Kcount += 1
    12. Lcount += 2
    13. Mcount += 5
    14. Ncount + 1
55. 55sum = 0
    #below is the for loop
    For [blank_start]count[blank_end] [blank_start]in[blank_end] [blank_start]range(1,6):[blank_end]
    sum [blank_start]+=[blank_end] [blank_start]1/((count * 2) ** ( 2 * count -1))[blank_end]

    

    1. Acount
    2. Bsum
    3. Ccount += 1
    4. Din
    5. Eon
    6. Fat
    7. Grange(1,6):
    8. Hrange(1,5):
    9. Irange(1,6)
    10. Jrange(6):
    11. Krange(1,5)
    12. L+=
    13. M*=
    14. N/=
    15. O1/((count * 2) ** ( 2 * count -1))
    16. P1/(count * 2) ** ( 2 * count -1)
    17. Q1/((count ** 2) * ( 2 ** count -1))
    18. R1/((count ** 2) ** ( 2 ** count -1))
56. 56count = 1
    sum = 0
    [blank_start]while count <= 5:[blank_end]
    [blank_start]sum[blank_end] [blank_start]+=[blank_end] [blank_start]1/((2 * count) ** (2 * count - 1))[blank_end]
    [blank_start]count += 1[blank_end]

    

    1. Awhile count <= 5:
    2. Bwhile count <= 5
    3. Cfor count <= 5:
    4. Dfor count <= 5
    5. Esum
    6. Fcount
    7. G+=
    8. H^=^
    9. I/=
    10. J1/((2 * count) ** (2 * count - 1))
    11. K(2 * count) ** (2 * count - 1)
    12. L1/(2 * count) ** (2 * count - 1)
    13. M1/((2 ** count) * (2 ** count - 1))
    14. Ncount += 1
    15. Ocount *= 1
    16. Pcount /= 1
    17. Qcount 凸 = 凸 1
57. 57count = 1
    Ans = 0
    while [blank_start]count <=5[blank_end]:
    Ans [blank_start]*=[blank_end] [blank_start]1/((2 * count +1) ** (4 * count))[blank_end]
    [blank_start]count += 1[blank_end]

    

    1. Acount <=5
    2. Bcount <=5:
    3. C*=
    4. D+=
    5. E1/((2 * count +1) ** (4 * count))
    6. F1/((4 * count +1) ** (2 * count))
    7. G1/((2 ** count +1) * (4 ** count))
    8. H1/((2 ** count) * (4 ** count + 1))
    9. I1/((2 * count) ** (5 * count + 1))
    10. Jcount += 1
    11. Kcount *= 1
58. 58Ans = 0
    #For loop is below
    [blank_start]For count in range(1,6):[blank_end]
    Ans [blank_start]*=[blank_end] [blank_start]1/((2 *count + 1) ** ( 4 * count))[blank_end]

    

    1. AFor count in range(1,6):
    2. BFor count in range(0,6):
    3. CFor count in range(6):
    4. DFor count in range(5):
    5. E*=
    6. F+=
    7. G1/((2 *count + 1) ** ( 4 * count))
    8. H1/(2 *count + 1) ** ( 4 * count)
    9. I1/((2 *count + 1) * ( 5 * count))
59. 59Ans = 0
    count = 1
    while [blank_start]count <= 4[blank_end]
    Ans += [blank_start]count / (count ** 2)[blank_end]
    count += 1

    

    1. Acount <= 4
    2. Bcount <= 5
    3. Ccount <= 5:
    4. Dcount <= 4:
    5. Ecount / (count ** 2)
    6. F(count**2) / count
60. 60Ans = 0
    [blank_start]for count in range(1,6):[blank_end]
    Ans [blank_start]+=[blank_end] [blank_start]count / (count ** 2)[blank_end]

    

    1. Afor count in range(1,6):
    2. Bfor count in range(1,6)
    3. Cfor count in range(0,5):
    4. Dfor count in range(1,5):
    5. Efor count in range(1,5)
    6. F+=
    7. G*=
    8. H凸 = 凸
    9. I୧༼◔益◔╭∩╮༽ 凸 ... ng lun sick ar
    10. Jcount / (count ** 2)
    11. K(count ** 2) / count
    12. Lcount / (count * 2)
    13. Mcount // (count ** 2)
61. 61Using the len() method, write a "for" loop to display all company names from the
    ProgrammeName list. Print the corresponding output, referring to the following
    sample execution.
    
    ProgrammeName = ["DSAI","GSD","SE","TN"]
    
    for [blank_start]count[blank_end] in [blank_start]range(0,len(ProgrammeName))[blank_end]:
    print(f"Programme [blank_start]{count + 1}[blank_end] :[blank_start]{ProgrammeName[count]}[blank_end]")
    
    
    

    

    1. Acount
    2. BPragrammeName
    3. Crange(0,len(ProgrammeName))
    4. Drange(0,length(ProgrammeName))
    5. E{count + 1}
    6. F(count + 1)
    7. G{ProgrammeName[count]}
    8. H(ProgrammeName[count])
62. 62Using the len() method, write a "for" loop to display all names from the
    Name list. Print the corresponding output, referring to the following
    sample execution.
    
    Name = ["Benson","Matthew","Eric","Arion"]
    [blank_start]Name.sort()[blank_end]
    for [blank_start]count[blank_end] in [blank_start]range(0,len(ProgrammeName))[blank_end]:
    print(f"Teacher [blank_start]{count + 1}[blank_end] : [blank_start]{Name[count]}[blank_end]")

    

    1. AName.sort()
    2. BName.order()
    3. Ccount
    4. DName
    5. Erange(0,len(ProgrammeName))
    6. Frange(0,7)
    7. G{count + 1}
    8. H{Name[count]}
63. 63Complete the Python program to check the Block of each Room by using the "if-elif" statement. Save the correct result into a variable named, Block.
    
    if Room >=101 and [blank_start]Room <= 127[blank_end]:
    Block = "A"
    elif [blank_start]Room >= 128 and Room <= 191[blank_end]:
    [blank_start]Block = "B"[blank_end]
    elif Room >= 192 and [blank_start]Room <= 223[blank_end]:
    [blank_start]Block = "C"[blank_end]
    [blank_start]elif[blank_end] Room >= 224 and Room <= 255:
    [blank_start]Block = "D"[blank_end]

    

    1. ARoom <= 127
    2. BRoom <= 223
    3. CRoom >= 128 and Room <= 191
    4. DBlock = "B"
    5. EBlock = "C"
    6. Felif
    7. GBlock = "D"

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