Alsager - CT Block 7

What is "Sequence" in programming?

• A) A function that repeats a set of instructions

• B) The order in which instructions occur

• C) A list of variables used in a program

• D) An error message that occurs when code is not compiled

What can happen if steps in a program are done in the wrong sequence?

• A) The program will run faster

• B) The program will automatically correct the sequence

• C) The program may fail or produce an unexpected result

• D) The program will pause until the sequence is corrected

What is "Selection" in programming?

• A) Choosing the correct programming language for a task

• B) Sorting data into an ordered sequence

• C) The program choosing which path to take based on a condition

• D) Deleting unnecessary code from a program

Which constructs are commonly used to produce selection in programming?

• A) for and while loops

• B) try and except blocks

• C) if...else and if...elif...else

• D) functions and methods

What is a common example of selection in a program?

• A) Calculating the sum of numbers

• B) Performing different functions based on user input

• C) Looping through a list of items

• D) Declaring variables at the start of a program

What is the term used in programming to describe when a program repeats a section of code?

• Compilation

• Iteration

• Execution

• Debugging

Which type of loop runs a specified number of times?

• Condition-controlled loop

• Infinite loop

• Count-controlled loop

• Recursive loop

What type of loop continues to run as long as a certain condition is true?

• For loop

• While loop

• Do-while loop

• For each loop

Which loop is used to iterate over each item in a data structure like a list?

• For loop

• While loop

• For each loop

• Do-while loop

What is one of the reasons to use subprograms according to the text?

• To increase the complexity of the code

• To make the code less efficient

• To avoid code reuse

• To make code easier to read and maintain