1. If one of a paired punctuation such as parentheses is missing:

• The robot will assume that it is there and continue running

• The program will not compile and the programmer will see an error message

• The program will bypass that statement

• The program will delete the paired punctuation that is not missing

2. Pick the true statement:

• Paired punctuation are interchangeable. i.e., You can replace a pair of square brackets with a pair of curly braces

• As long as there are two brackets of any kind in a pair, the program will work

• Curly braces surround what the robot will run as part of the main program, or task

• Motor command must use parentheses and wait for commands must use square brackets

3. A simple statement may affect the order that statements are run, allowing the program to skip or repeat commands as needed

• True

• False

4. A single line comment begins with:

• A single slash (/)

• Two slashes(//)

• A slash and asterisk (/*)

• An asterisk and a slash (*/)

5. A multiline comment ends with:

• The pressing of the Enter key

• A single slash (/)

• An asterisk and a slash (*/)

• Two slashes (//)