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by Elias Randall
1

What does the term 'abstraction' help programmers do?

2

Which data type best represents a true/false value?

3

Which programming concept is about performing the same operation on every item in a collection?

4

What is the primary purpose of the internet in computing?

5

Which cybersecurity practice helps protect data by converting it into unreadable form?

6

Which scenario demonstrates data collection feeding an app’s features?

7

What is a function in programming?

8

Which model emphasizes solving problems by decomposing into smaller parts?

9

Which characteristic describes the effects of a program on the real world?

10

What is the main purpose of an IP address on the Internet?

11

When information is sent across the Internet, it is usually:

12

What is the role of the Domain Name System (DNS)?

13

Which statement best describes a fault tolerant system?

14

A student creates a program that asks users to enter their favorite movie and then stores the answer. What is this an example of?

15

Which of the following is an example of abstraction in programming?

16

A programmer writes a loop that runs 10 times. What is the main purpose of the loop?

17

A photo is stored using 8 bits per pixel. What does this mean?

18

A programmer is testing a program using several different inputs to see if it works correctly. This process is called:

19

Which of the following best describes binary data?

20

A program needs to store the names of 50 students. Which data structure would best organize this information?

21

Which of the following best describes the purpose of a router on the Internet?

22

Which of the following situations is an example of computing innovation affecting society?

23

A list contains the following values: 0, 1, 2, 3

24

Which of the following best explains why redundancy is used on the Internet?

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Why are packets numbered when data is sent across the Internet?

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x ← 4 x ← x + 3 DISPLAY(x)

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num ← 10 num ← num - 4 num ← num + 2 DISPLAY(num)

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count ← 0 REPEAT 3 TIMES { count ← count + 2 } DISPLAY(count)

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x ← 8 IF x < 5 { DISPLAY("LOW") } ELSE { DISPLAY("HIGH") }

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total ← 0 FOR i ← 1 TO 4 { total ← total + 1 } DISPLAY(total)

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nums ← [3, 6, 9, 12] DISPLAY(nums[2])

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nums ← [4, 7, 2] nums[2] ← 10 DISPLAY(nums[2])

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nums ← [2, 4, 6, 8] nums[3] ← nums[1] + nums[2] DISPLAY(nums[3])

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nums ← [5, 10, 15] sum ← nums[1] + nums[3] DISPLAY(sum)

35

A list contains the following values [7, 3, 9, 5] Which code correctly displays 9?

36

Which situation best demonstrates parallel computing?

37

Which scenario is an example of computing bias?

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x ← 5 x ← x + 2 DISPLAY(x)

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x ← 4 REPEAT 2 TIMES { x ← x + 3 } DISPLAY(x)

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nums ← [3, 6, 9] DISPLAY(nums[1])

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x ← 3 IF x > 5 { DISPLAY("A") } ELSE { DISPLAY("B") }

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x ← 10 IF x ≥ 10 { x ← x + 5 } DISPLAY(x)

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nums ← [4, 7, 2] nums[2] ← 9 DISPLAY(nums[2])

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nums ← [5, 10, 15] DISPLAY(nums[2] - nums[1])

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x ← 6 IF x MOD 2 = 0 { DISPLAY("Even") }

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What is displayed? nums ← [2, 4, 6] DISPLAY(nums[3])

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x ← 2 REPEAT 4 TIMES { x ← x + 1 } DISPLAY(x)

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x ← 1 REPEAT 3 TIMES { x ← x + x } DISPLAY(x)

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x ← 9 DISPLAY(x MOD 4)

 
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