Computer Programming Test Quiz

What percentage of your AP score is the CPT worth?

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

• 50%

What is the main purpose of designing and implementing a program in CPT?

• To follow a set of instructions

• To solve a problem, enable innovation, explore personal interests, or express creativity

• To replicate an existing program

• To analyze data

How many hours of class time are allocated for CPT?

• 6 hours

• 9 hours

• 12 hours

• 15 hours

How is the CPT scored according to the scoring guideline?

• 3 points for Program Code and 3 points for written response questions

• 2 points for Program Code and 4 points for written response questions

• 4 points for Program Code and 2 points for written response questions

• 5 points for Program Code and 1 point for written response questions

By what date must the project that meets program requirements be created in class for the CPT?

• April 20th

• May 1st

• April 30th

• March 30th

What must be submitted along with the project for the CPT?

• Personalized Project Reference with specific code segments outlined in the Student Handbook

• A written essay about the project

• A summary of the project's impact

• A peer review of another student's project

How much time is allocated to write responses to questions about your program on the day of the exam?

• 30 minutes

• 1 hour

• 2 hours

• 1.5 hours

How many questions about your program will you need to respond to on the day of the exam?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

What must the program code (A) in the Digital Portfolio Components meet?

• The creativity requirements outlined in the Student Handout

• The CPT requirements outlined in the Student Handout

• The collaboration requirements outlined in the Student Handout

• The complexity requirements outlined in the Student Handout

Can the program code (A) in the Digital Portfolio Components be completed collaboratively?

• Yes, it must be completed collaboratively

• No, it must be completed independently

• Yes, it can be completed collaboratively

• No, it cannot be completed at all