Python Programming Examination Paper
Test duration: 100 minutes
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Score 60 20 20 100
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Part I: Single-choice questions （30 questions, 60 points）
1.Python reflects the logical relationship between statements through ( ).（2.0）
A. {}
B. ()
C. Indentation
D. Automatic recognition
2.String literals in Python must be enclosed in ( ).（2.0）
A. ()
B. ‘ ’
C. “ ”
D. ‘ ’ or “ ”
3.The symbol representing the start of a comment in Python is ( ).（2.0）
A. &
B. *
C. $
D. #
4.The operator for integer division in Python is ( ).（2.0）
A. //
B. %
C. **
D. /
5.Which of the following built-in functions can be used to convert an integer to a float?（2.0）
A. int_to_float()
B. float()
C. convert()
D. int()
6.( ) refers to a numerical name that remains unchanged during program execution.（2.0）
A. Named text
B. Named constant
C. Variable signature
D. Keyword
7. The value of a ( ) expression is either True or False.（2.0）
A. Binary
B. Selection
C. Unconditional
D. Boolean
8.and, or, and not are all ( ) operators.（2.0）
A. Relational
B. Logical
C. Arithmetic
D. Conditional
9.The symbol > is a ( ) operator.（2.0）
A. Relational
B. Logical
C. Arithmetic
D. Conditional
10.( ) structure tests a condition and chooses one execution path when the condition is true and
another when it is false.（2.0）
A. if
B. Single-branch selection
C. Double-branch selection
D. Sequential
11.A double-branch selection structure can be written using a ( ) statement.（2.0）
A. if
B. if-then
C. if-else
D. if-call
12.A compound Boolean expression created with the ( ) operator is true only if both
sub-expressions are true.（2.0）
A. and
B. or
C. not
D. All of the above
13.A compound Boolean expression created with the ( ) operator is true if at least one of the
sub-expressions is true.（2.0）
A. and
B. or
C. not
D. All of the above
14.The ( ) operator takes a Boolean expression as an operand and flips its logical value.（2.0）
A. and
B. or
C. not
D. All of the above
15.Which of the following built-in functions is used to read input typed from the keyboard?（2.0）
A. input()
B. get()
C. print()
D. read()
16.The operator for calculating powers is ( ).（2.0）
A. *
B. %
C. **
D. //
17.A loop controlled by ( ) uses a true/false condition to control the number of repetitions.（2.0）
A. Boolean
B. Conditional
C. Decision
D. Count
18.A loop controlled by ( ) repeats a specified number of times.（2.0）
A. Boolean
B. Conditional
C. Decision
D. Count
19.Each repetition of a loop is called an ( ).（2.0）
A. Cycle
B. Rotation
C. Circle
D. Iteration
20.The while loop is a ( ) type of loop.（2.0）
A. Pre-test
B. No-test
C. Pre-review
D. Post-iteration
21.A ( ) loop cannot stop until the program is interrupted by the system.（2.0）
A. Uncertain
B. Endless
C. Infinite
D. Eternal
22.What is the role of break?（2.0）
A. Jumps out of the current block based on indentation.
B. Jumps out of all blocks except function indentation.
C. Jumps out of the current for/while loop.
D. Jumps out of all for/while loops.
23.The part of a program that uses a function is called the ( ).（2.0）
A. User
B. Caller
C. Callee
D. Statement
24.The beginning of a Python function definition is ( ).（2.0）
A. def
B. define
C. fun
D. function
25.A function can use a ( ) statement to return a value to the caller.（2.0）
A. print
B. return
C. assignment
D. back
26.Which of the following statements about Python functions is correct?（2.0）
A. Reserved words can be used as function names.
B. When calling a function with default parameter values, you cannot pass any value to the
default parameters; you must use the defaults.
C. Variables defined inside a function cannot be accessed by the caller.
D. Each function must have at least one return statement.
27.Which of the following statements about Python functions is incorrect?（2.0）
A. Function definitions do not have to be placed before function calls.
B. When there is a main function in the code, the program will start executing from main.
C. Functions can have no return value.
D. Variables defined inside a function cannot be accessed outside the function.
28. To make the program run normally and output "hi there", which option should be selected?
（2.0）
first = "hi"
second = ( )
total = first + second
print(total)
A. there
B. " there"
C. str(there)
D. 'there'
29.Which option can make the code output 8?（2.0）
x=4
()
print(x)
A. x = x * 2.0
B. x -= x
C. x += x
D. x = x ** 2
30.If you want the statement print('/usr', 'share', 'doc') to output /usr/share/doc, which
parameter should be set in the print function?（2.0）
A. sep = '/'
B. end = '/'
C. file = '/'
D. flush = '/'
Part II: True/false questions（10 questions, 20 points）
31.Variable names allow spaces inside. ( )（2.0） False
32.The first character of a variable name cannot be a number. ( )（2.0） True
33.A selection structure can be nested within another selection structure. ( )（2.0） True
Answer: True
34.Program input refers only to user input from the keyboard. ( )（2.0） False
35.Program output refers only to display on the monitor. ( )（2.0） False
36.A condition-controlled loop always repeats a specified number of times. ( )（2.0） false
37.The while loop is a pre-test loop. ( )（2.0） True
38.In a nested loop, each iteration of the outer loop completes all iterations of the inner loop. ( ) True
（2.0）
39.To calculate the total number of iterations of a nested loop, you can add the number of
False
iterations of each layer of the loop. ( )（2.0）
40.Calling a function is the same as defining a function. ( )（2.0） False
Part III: Programming questions （2 questions, 20 points）
41.Given list a = [1,3,4,7,8,10] and list b = [0,2,3,4,5,8,9], insert elements from list a into list b
and keep list b sorted.（10.0）
a = [1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10]
b = [0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9]
b.extend(a) # Add all elements from a to b
b.sort() # Sort b
print(b)
42.Write a number guessing game where your program randomly generates an integer between 1
and 50. Let the user input their guess, provide hints ("too big", "too small", or "correct"), and
continue guessing until the user guesses correctly.（10.0）
Hint: The following code can generate a random integer between 1 and 50:
import random import random
num = random.randint(1,50) def guessing_game():
num = randomiser.randint(1, 50) # Random number between 1 and 50
guess = None
print("Guess the number between 1 and 50.")
while guess != num:
try:
guess = int(input("Enter your guess: "))
if guess < 1 or guess > 50:
print("Please enter a number within the range 1 to 50.")
continue
if guess > num:
print("Too big!")
elif guess < num:
print("Too small!")
else:
print("Correct! You guessed the number.")
except ValueError:
print("Invalid input. Please enter an integer.")
if __name__ == "__main__":
guessing_game()
