A variable that can only have two values, True or False.

• Boolean
• If
• elif
• else

Which is the correct syntax?

• has_dog = true
• has_dog = True
• has_dog = Treu
• HAS_DOG = tRue

This operator means that one value is the same as the other value

• ==
• !=
• >
• <

The result of this program:
Friday = False
if Friday:
    print "Jeans day!"
else:
    print "Dress code"

• Jeans Day
• Jeans day
• Dress code
• Dress Code

What will be the output?
name = 'Dave'
greeting = "Good morning" + name
print (greeting)

• Good morning 'Dave'
• Good morning Dave
• Good morning name
• Good morning + Dave

A syntax error means you have an error with your Python grammar or a symbol/operator is incorrectly used.  

• TRUE
• FALSE

Which symbol do we use if we want to add a comment to our code?

• @
• #
• *
• &

What best defines an IF statement in python?

• Is an embedded string with a variable
• An IF statement checks to see if a statement is true or false and then does one of two things depending on the result.

In python the ' BOOLEAN data type' can be defined as...?

• holds alphanumerical data
• holds whole numbers
• holds a number with a decimal point
• holds either true or false

How do we make sure that IF statements are indented correctly?

• Don't need to
• Use the Tab key
• Use the Shift Key
• Use the Enter Key