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Froggy Jumps Sorting Techniques Lowersixth Science Computer ScienceOnline version Sorts & searches fundamentals. by YAKILI LMS 1 What is the simplest sorting algorithm? a Heap sort b Bubble sort c Merge sort 2 Which sort repeatedly swaps adjacent out-of-order pairs? a Bubble sort b Selection sort c Insertion sort 3 Which algorithm builds a sorted list by inserting each new item into its place? a Quick sort b Insertion sort c Bubble sort 4 Which sort finds the smallest item and places it at the front each pass? a Selection sort b Merge sort c Insertion sort 5 Which sort often uses a binary search-like partition (pivot)? a Selection sort b Bubble sort c Quick sort 6 Which sort is commonly stable and simple to implement on small arrays? a Heap sort b Insertion sort c Quick sort 7 What data structure is central to heap sort? a Queue b Heap c Stack 8 Which sort is typically O(n log n) on average? a Bubble sort b Quick sort c Radix sort 9 Which algorithm sorts by distributing items into buckets by digit? a Counting sort b Shell sort c Radix sort 10 Which sort uses counting to place elements directly at their position? a Radix sort b Counting sort c Selection sort 11 Which sort is stable and uses a divide-and-conquer approach? a Merge sort b Heap sort c Bubble sort 12 What is the average time complexity of quick sort? a O(n^2) b O(n log n) c O(log n) 13 Which sorting method is in-place and often used in memory-limited contexts? a Quick sort b Merge sort c Counting sort 14 Which search scans all elements to find a match? a Hash search b Binary search c Linear search 15 Which search requires a sorted array to function correctly? a Linear search b Binary search c Hash search 16 Which algorithm compares adjacent keys and swaps if out of order? a Bubble sort b Selection sort c Radix sort 17 Which sort is typically used when the dataset is nearly sorted? a Insertion sort b Radix sort c Heap sort 18 Which sorting method divides the array and sorts halves separately? a Bubble sort b Merge sort c Selection sort 19 What is a key property of stable sorting? a Faster execution b Equal elements retain order c Uses less memory 20 Which sorting method is most memory-efficient in place? a Merge sort b Insertion sort c Radix sort 21 What is the best-case time complexity of insertion sort? a O(n log n) b O(n) c O(n^2) 22 Which algorithm maintains a heap structure during sort? a Bubble sort b Selection sort c Heap sort 23 Which algorithm uses a pivot to partition data? a Quick sort b Bubble sort c Selection sort 24 Which search is fastest with a sorted array and random access? a Linear search b Binary search c Hash search 25 Which sort is often used with integer keys and counting? a Counting sort b Heap sort c Bubble sort 26 What is the space complexity of in-place sorts like quick sort (average)? a O(1) b O(log n) c O(n) 27 Which sorting method is not stable by default? a Insertion sort b Merge sort c Quick sort 28 Which search is efficient after pre-processing with a map? a Linear search b Binary search c Hash search 29 Which sort can degrade to O(n^2) in poor pivots? a Quick sort b Radix sort c Merge sort 30 Which algorithm sorts by repeatedly selecting the maximum element? a Selection sort b Bubble sort c Insertion sort 31 Which operation is common in many sorts: compare and swap? a Assignments b Iterations c Comparisons 32 Which is not a comparison-based sort? a Counting sort b Bubble sort c Insertion sort 33 What type of sort is stable and uses merging halves? a Merge sort b Quick sort c Heap sort 34 Which search checks elements in order until found or end? a Hash search b Linear search c Binary search 35 Which sort is based on comparing block by block with digits? a Selection sort b Radix sort c Bubble sort 36 Which sort is not guaranteed to be stable? a Merge sort b Quick sort c Insertion sort 37 Which sorting approach sorts in place with no extra array? a In-place sort b External sort c Stable sort 38 Which data structure optimizes retrieval in hash-based search? a Binary tree b Hash table c Queue 39 Which algorithm partitions the array into elements less and greater than pivot? a Merge b Partition c Filter 40 Which sort is often paired with recursion? a Selection sort b Bubble sort c Quick sort 41 What is the main goal of sorting algorithms? a Order elements b Compress data c Randomize data 42 Which search is ideal for sorted data with unknown location? a Binary search b Linear search c Hash search 43 Which sort uses a tree structure as part of its process? a Selection sort b Bubble sort c Heap sort 44 Which algorithm is typically used for large datasets not fitting memory? a Radix sort b Internal sort c External sort 45 Which sort is best when there are many duplicates? a Bubble sort b Quick sort c Counting sort 46 Which search uses an index to speed lookups? a Binary search b Hash search c Linear search 47 Which algorithm sorts by repeatedly selecting the next item’s correct position? a Insertion sort b Selection sort c Bubble sort 48 Which sort is particularly simple to implement iteratively? a Bubble sort b Radix sort c Quick sort 49 Which sort is stable but not in-place in many implementations? a Heap sort b Insertion sort c Merge sort 50 Which search is performed on the index of a sorted list? a Linear search b Binary search c Hash search

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What is the simplest sorting algorithm?

Which sort repeatedly swaps adjacent out-of-order pairs?

Which algorithm builds a sorted list by inserting each new item into its place?

Which sort finds the smallest item and places it at the front each pass?

Which sort often uses a binary search-like partition (pivot)?

Which sort is commonly stable and simple to implement on small arrays?

What data structure is central to heap sort?

Which sort is typically O(n log n) on average?

Which algorithm sorts by distributing items into buckets by digit?

Which sort uses counting to place elements directly at their position?

Which sort is stable and uses a divide-and-conquer approach?

What is the average time complexity of quick sort?

Which sorting method is in-place and often used in memory-limited contexts?

Which search scans all elements to find a match?

Which search requires a sorted array to function correctly?

Which algorithm compares adjacent keys and swaps if out of order?

Which sort is typically used when the dataset is nearly sorted?

Which sorting method divides the array and sorts halves separately?

What is a key property of stable sorting?

Which sorting method is most memory-efficient in place?

What is the best-case time complexity of insertion sort?

Which algorithm maintains a heap structure during sort?

Which algorithm uses a pivot to partition data?

Which search is fastest with a sorted array and random access?

Which sort is often used with integer keys and counting?

What is the space complexity of in-place sorts like quick sort (average)?

Which sorting method is not stable by default?

Which search is efficient after pre-processing with a map?

Which sort can degrade to O(n^2) in poor pivots?

Which algorithm sorts by repeatedly selecting the maximum element?

Which operation is common in many sorts: compare and swap?

Which is not a comparison-based sort?

What type of sort is stable and uses merging halves?

Which search checks elements in order until found or end?

Which sort is based on comparing block by block with digits?

Which sort is not guaranteed to be stable?

Which sorting approach sorts in place with no extra array?

Which data structure optimizes retrieval in hash-based search?

Which algorithm partitions the array into elements less and greater than pivot?

Which sort is often paired with recursion?

What is the main goal of sorting algorithms?

Which search is ideal for sorted data with unknown location?

Which sort uses a tree structure as part of its process?

Which algorithm is typically used for large datasets not fitting memory?

Which sort is best when there are many duplicates?

Which search uses an index to speed lookups?

Which algorithm sorts by repeatedly selecting the next item’s correct position?

Which sort is particularly simple to implement iteratively?

Which sort is stable but not in-place in many implementations?

Which search is performed on the index of a sorted list?