Boolean Operator "NOT" Quiz for 6th Graders

What does the not operator do in boolean logic?

• It changes a yes to a yes.

• It reverses the result of a condition.

• It makes the condition always true.

• It always makes the condition false.

If conditionA returns yes, what will not conditionA return?

• Yes

• No

• True

• False

If conditionA is no, what does not conditionA become?

• Yes

• No

• True

• False

Look at the following code: if not banana.rotten(): goto banana If banana.rotten() returns yes, what happens?

• The monkey goes to the banana.

• The monkey does not go to the banana.

• The code will produce an error.

• Nothing happens.

What is the purpose of using not in the statement if not banana.rotten()?

• To check if the banana is rotten.

• To make sure the banana is good.

• To ignore the banana's condition.

• To always go to the banana.

What will the following code do if apple.rotten() returns no? if not apple.rotten(): pick apple

• The apple will be picked.

• The apple will not be picked.

• The code will produce an error.

• Nothing will happen.

True or False: The not operator is used to make a condition true if it was originally false.

• True

• False

In this scenario, what will happen? if not monkey.sleepy(): play with monkey If monkey.sleepy() returns no, will the monkey play?

• Yes

• No

• It depends on the time of day.

• The monkey will sleep.

If condition X is true, what will not condition X be?

• True

• False

• Yes

• No

Given this code: if not door.open(): open door If the door is closed (door.open() returns no), what will happen?

• The door will remain closed.

• The door will be opened.

• The code will do nothing.

• The door will be locked.