What will the following program print when run? above_16 = True has_permit = True passed_test = False if above_16 and has_permit and passed_test: print("Issue Driver's License") elif above_16 or has_permit or passed_test: print("Almost eligible for Driver's License") else: print("No requirements met.")

Almost eligible for Driver’s License

What does this program print? height = 65 gender = "female" if height < 62: print "You are below average height" elif height > 69: print "You are above average height" else: print "You are average height"

You are below average height You are above average height

What does this program print? height = 65 gender = "female" if height < 62 or (height < 69 and gender == "male"): print "You are below average height" elif height > 69 or (height > 62 and gender == "female"): print "You are above average height" else: print "You are average height"

You are below average height You are above average height

What does this program print? favorite_color = "blue" if favorite_color != "green": print "But green is the color of grass!" if favorite_color == "red": print "I like red, too!" if favorite_color == "blue": print "Blue is the best" if favorite_color != "yellow": print "But yellow is the color of school buses!"

But green is the color of grass! Blue is the best But yellow is the color of school buses!

But green is the color of grass!

But green is the color of grass! I like red, too! Blue is the best But yellow is the color of school buses!

What does this program print? favorite_color = "blue" if favorite_color != "blue": if favorite_color != "red": print "Must be yellow" elif favorite_color == "blue": if favorite_color != "yellow": print "Must be blue" elif favorite_color == "blue": if favorite_color != "yellow": print "I like purple" else: if favorite_color == "blue": print "Blue is the best"

Must be blue I like purple Blue is the best

Why should you use round when you compare two numbers that have type float?

Sometimes numbers can be rounded in unexpected ways based on how Python computes them. Therefore, it is best to use round in order to make sure both numbers are rounded the same way.

If you don’t, Python will only compare the whole part and discard the decimal part.

You don’t have to, but it’s good style. All of the comparisons will still work out the same way.

You should always use round when you compare two numbers, even if they are of type int.

CodeHS - Intro to Python - Conditionals Quiz

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This quiz focuses on Python programming fundamentals, specifically conditional statements and data types, making it appropriate for grades 9-12 in an introductory computer science course. The questions systematically assess students' understanding of Boolean expressions, if-elif-else statement structures, comparison operators, logical operators (and, or), data type identification, and floating-point number handling. Students need to demonstrate their ability to trace through code execution step-by-step, evaluate Boolean conditions in proper order, understand how Python processes nested conditionals, and recognize the differences between independent if statements versus if-elif chains. The quiz also tests knowledge of built-in functions like type() and round(), requiring students to predict exact program output rather than simply understanding conceptual programming ideas. Created by Halil Ozer, a Computers teacher in US who teaches grade 9-14. This quiz serves as an excellent formative assessment tool for students learning Python conditionals, allowing teachers to identify specific misconceptions about Boolean logic and control flow before they become entrenched. It works particularly well as a review activity after introducing conditional statements, as homework to reinforce classroom learning, or as a warm-up exercise to activate prior knowledge before advancing to more complex programming concepts. The quiz can also function as a diagnostic tool to determine which students need additional support with code tracing and logical reasoning skills. The content directly supports Common Core Mathematical Practice standards MP1 (Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them) and Computer Science Teachers Association standards 1A-AP-10 (Develop programs with sequences and simple loops) and 1A-AP-15 (Using correct terminology, describe steps taken and choices made during program development).

CodeHS - Intro to Python - Conditionals Quiz

15 questions

What will print to the screen when the following program is run?

number = 5
greater_than_zero = number > 0
print(type(number))

What will print to the screen when the following program is run?

number = 5
less_than_zero = number < 0
print(type(less_than_zero))

What will be the output of this program?

number = 5
greater_than_zero = number > 0

if greater_than_zero:
print(number)

What will be the output of this program?

number = 5
greater_than_zero = number > 0

if greater_than_zero:
if number > 5:
print(number)

What will be the output of this program?

number = 5
less_than_zero = number < 0

if less_than_zero:
print(number)

number = number - 10
less_than_zero = number < 0

if less_than_zero:
print(number)

What will the following program print when run?

number_one = 5
number_two = 10

if number_one == 5:
print(1)
if number_one > 5:
print(2)
if number_two < 5:
print(3)
if number_one < number_two:
print(4)
if number_one != number_two:
print(5)

What will the following program print when run?

number_one = 5
number_two = 10

if number_one == 5:
print(1)
elif number_one > 5:
print(2)
elif number_two < 5:
print(3)
elif number_one < number_two:
print(4)
elif number_one != number_two:
print(5)
else:
print(6)

What does this program print?

height = 65
gender = "female"

if height < 62:
print "You are below average height"
elif height > 69:
print "You are above average height"
else:
print "You are average height"

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CodeHS - Intro to Python - Conditionals Quiz

15 questions

What will print to the screen when the following program is run?number = 5greater_than_zero = number > 0print(type(number))

What will print to the screen when the following program is run?number = 5less_than_zero = number < 0print(type(less_than_zero))

What will be the output of this program?number = 5greater_than_zero = number > 0if greater_than_zero:print(number)

What will be the output of this program?number = 5greater_than_zero = number > 0if greater_than_zero: if number > 5: print(number)

What will be the output of this program?number = 5less_than_zero = number < 0if less_than_zero: print(number)number = number - 10less_than_zero = number < 0if less_than_zero: print(number)

What will be the output of this program?number = 5greater_than_zero = number > 0less_than_zero = number < 0if greater_than_zero: print(number)if less_than_zero: print(number + 1)if greater_than_zero and less_than_zero: print(number + 2)if greater_than_zero or less_than_zero: print(number + 3)

What will the following program print when run?above_16 = Truehas_permit = Truepassed_test = Falseif above_16 and has_permit and passed_test: print("Issue Driver's License")elif above_16 or has_permit or passed_test: print("Almost eligible for Driver's License")else: print("No requirements met.")

What will the following program print when run?number_one = 5number_two = 10if number_one == 5: print(1)if number_one > 5: print(2)if number_two < 5: print(3)if number_one < number_two: print(4)if number_one != number_two: print(5)

What will the following program print when run?number_one = 5number_two = 10if number_one == 5: print(1)elif number_one > 5: print(2)elif number_two < 5: print(3)elif number_one < number_two: print(4)elif number_one != number_two: print(5)else: print(6)

What does this program print?height = 65gender = "female"if height < 62: print "You are below average height"elif height > 69: print "You are above average height"else: print "You are average height"

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What will print to the screen when the following program is run?

number = 5
greater_than_zero = number > 0
print(type(number))

What will print to the screen when the following program is run?

number = 5
less_than_zero = number < 0
print(type(less_than_zero))

What will be the output of this program?

number = 5
greater_than_zero = number > 0

if greater_than_zero:
print(number)

What will be the output of this program?

number = 5
greater_than_zero = number > 0

if greater_than_zero:
if number > 5:
print(number)

What will be the output of this program?

number = 5
less_than_zero = number < 0

if less_than_zero:
print(number)

number = number - 10
less_than_zero = number < 0

if less_than_zero:
print(number)

What will the following program print when run?

number_one = 5
number_two = 10

if number_one == 5:
print(1)
if number_one > 5:
print(2)
if number_two < 5:
print(3)
if number_one < number_two:
print(4)
if number_one != number_two:
print(5)

What will the following program print when run?

number_one = 5
number_two = 10

if number_one == 5:
print(1)
elif number_one > 5:
print(2)
elif number_two < 5:
print(3)
elif number_one < number_two:
print(4)
elif number_one != number_two:
print(5)
else:
print(6)

What does this program print?

height = 65
gender = "female"

if height < 62:
print "You are below average height"
elif height > 69:
print "You are above average height"
else:
print "You are average height"