REVISION PAPER

GRADE 7 – ICT/COMPUTING
FOR UNIT TEST 2 – PYTHON PROGRAMMING
Here are some of the practice questions taken from your Unit test. Answers are provided to you. (Highlighted
bold and in red)

Sequence

Q1. Read the Python program below:

1 location = “Phu Quoc”

2 print(“I live in”, location)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. “I live in”, location

B. “I live in”, “Phu Quoc”

C. I live in location

D. I live in Phu Quoc

Q2. Read the Python program below:

1 print("Where do you live?")

2 location = input()
3 print("I’ve never been to", location)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen, as a result of executing
line 3?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. I’ve never been to and whatever the user has typed at the keyboard

B. I’ve never been to location

C. I’ve never been to input()

D. It is not possible to know the output without executing the program.

Q3. Read the Python program below:

1 answer = 3 + 13 * 3
2 print("The Answer is", answer)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. The Answer is 3 + 13 * 3
 B. The Answer is 42

C. The Answer is 48

1 b = 42
2 a = 13
3 print(a,b)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 13 42

B. 42 13

C. a b

D. There is an error in the program because variables a and b are not assigned values in the
right order.

Q5. Read the Python program below:

1 a = 13
2 a = 42
3 print(a)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 13

B. 42

C. 13 42

D. There is an error in the program because variable a cannot hold two values at the same
time.

Q6. Read the Python program below:

1 a = 13
2 b = 42
3 a = b
4 print(a, b)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 13 42

B. 13 13

C. 42 13

D. 42 42
Q7. Read the Python program below:

1 a = 13
2 b = a + 1
3 print(a, b)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 13 14

B. 13 a+1

C. a b

D. There is an error in the program because when line 3 is executed, variable a no longer
has a value.

Q8. Read the Python program below:

1 a = 13
2 a = a + 1
3 print(a)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 13

B. 14

C. 13 14

D. There is an error in the program because there are no values for variable a that could be
used in the equation in line 3.

Q9. Read the Python program below:

1 a = 13
2 b = a + 1
3 a = 42
4 print(b)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 14

B. 43

C. 14 43

D. There is an error in the program because variable b cannot hold two values at the same
time.
Q10. Read the Python program below:

1 a = 13
2 print(2*a)
3 print(a)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen, as a result of executing
line 3?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 13

B. 26

C. 13 26

D. Line 3 will not be executed because there is an error in line 2: print cannot display
expressions such as 2*a.

Selection

Q11. Read the Python program below:

1 print("What’s your favourite programming language?")

2 language = input()
3 if language != "Python":
4 print("You should try a little Python too")
5 else:
6 print("Hello Pythonista")

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen, if the user enters
Python at the prompt?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. You should try a little Python too

B. Hello Pythonista

C. You should try a little Python too

Hello Pythonista
D. Hello Pythonista
You should try a little Python too
E. There is an error in the program, because there should not be any quotes around
"Python" in line 3.
Q12. Read the Python program below:

1 print("What’s your favourite programming language?")

2 language = input()
3 if language == "Python":
4 print("You should try a little Python too")
5 else:
6 print("Hello Pythonista")

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen, if the user enters
Python at the prompt?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. You should try a little Python too

B. Hello Pythonista

C. You should try a little Python too

Hello Pythonista
D. Hello Pythonista
You should try a little Python too
E. There is an error in the program, because there should not be any quotes around
"Python" in line 3.

Q13. Read the Python program below:

1 print("What’s your favourite programming language?")

2 language = input()
3 if language != "Python":
4 print("You should try a little Python too")
5 print("Hello Pythonista")

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen, if the user enters
Python at the prompt?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. You should try a little Python too

B. Hello Pythonista

C. You should try a little Python too

Hello Pythonista
D. Nothing will be displayed on the screen
E. There is an error in the program, because there is no else.
Q14. Read the Python program below:

1 print("Enter a number")
2 number = int(input())
3 if number > 0:
4 print(number, "is positive")
5 else:
6 print(number, "is negative")

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen if the user enters 0 at
the prompt?

A. 0 is positive
0 is negative

B. 0 is positive

C. 0 is negative

D. The program will not display anything because 0 is neither positive nor negative.

Q15. Read the Python program below:

1 print("How many minutes?")

2 mins = int(input())
3 if mins <= 60:
4 print(mins, "minutes is less than an hour")
5 else:
6 hrs = mins / 60
7 print(mins, "minutes is", hrs, "hours")

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen, if the user enters 90 at
the prompt?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 90 minutes is 1.5 hours

B. 90 minutes is less than an hour

C. 90 minutes is less than an hour

90 minutes is 1.5 hours
D. There is a syntax error in the condition in line 3.
Q16. Read the Python program below:

1 print("How many minutes?")

2 mins = int(input())
3 if mins > 60:
4 print(mins, "minutes is less than an hour")
5 else:
6 hrs = mins / 60
7 print(mins, "minutes is", hrs, "hours")

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen, if the user enters 90 at
the prompt?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 90 minutes is 1.5 hours

B. 90 minutes is less than an hour

C. 90 minutes is less than an hour

90 minutes is 1.5 hours
D. There is a syntax error in the condition in line 3.

Q17. Read the Python program below:

1 number = 13
2 if number == 0:
3 print("zero")
4 number = 0

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. Nothing will be displayed on the screen.

B. zero

C. 13
0

D. 13 0
zero
Q18. Read the Python program below:

1 number = 13
2 if number == 0:
3 print("zero")
4 else:
5 print(number)
6 number = 0

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. Nothing will be displayed on the screen.

B. 13

C. 13
zero

D. 13
zero
0

Q19. Read the Python program below:

1 if number == 0:
2 print("zero")
3 else:
4 print(number)
5 number = 13
6 number = 0

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. There is an error in the program because when line 1 is executed, variable number
has not been assigned a value.
B. Nothing will be displayed on the screen.
C. 13
zero

D. 13
zero
0
Q20. Read the Python program below:

1 number = 13
2 if number < 10:
3 print("small")
4 if number < 100:
5 print("medium")
6 if number < 1000:
7 print("large")

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. small

B. medium

C. medium
large

D. large

Iteration

Q21. Read the Python program below:

1 count = 3
2 while count > 0:
3 print(count)
4 count = count-1

How many times will line 3 be executed?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. None (the condition in line 2 will be False the first time it is checked)
B. 1
C. 3
D. 4
E. Infinitely (the condition in line 2 will never become False)
Q22. Read the Python program below:

1 count = 3
2 while count >= 0:
3 print(count)
4 count = count-1

How many times will line 3 be executed?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. None (the condition in line 2 will be False the first time it is checked)
B. 1
C. 3
D. 4
E. Infinitely (the condition in line 2 will never become False)

Q23. Read the Python program below:

1 from random import randint

2 number = randint(1,10)
3 while number != 10:
4 print(number)
5 number = randint(1,10)

How many times will line 4 be executed?

Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. None (the condition in line 2 will be False the first time it is checked)
B. 1
C. 10
D. It is impossible to determine in advance
E. Infinitely (the condition in line 2 will never become False)
 1 from random import randint
2 number = randint(1,10)
3 while number != 10:
4 number = randint(1,10)
5 print(number)

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen, as a result of executing
line 5?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. 10

B. 1
C. It is impossible to determine in advance
D. There is an error in the program, because line 5 should have been indented

Q25. Read the Python program below:

1 pin = "1357"
2 correct = False
3 while correct == False:
4 print("Enter pin")
5 user = input()
6 if user == pin:
7 print("Welcome")

When this program is executed, how many times will line 4 be executed?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. Line 4 will be executed once.

B. Line 4 will be executed at least once.
C. Line 4 will be executed 1357 times.
D. Line 4 will be executed an infinite number of times (the while loop will
never terminate).
 1 pin = "1357"
2 print("Enter pin")
3 user = input()
4 while user != pin:
5 print("Enter pin")
6 user = input()
7 print("Wrong pin, try again")
8 print("Welcome")

When this program is executed, what will be displayed on the screen after
line 6 is executedand the user types 1357 on the keyboard?
Note: There may be errors in the program and/or it may not behave as expected.

A. Wrong pin, try again

B. Wrong
pin, try
again
Welcome

C. Welcome

D. Wrong
pin, try
again
Enter
pin