Mastering Conditional Statements

What is a conditional statement?

• A conditional statement is a command that executes without conditions.

• A conditional statement is an if-then statement that expresses a condition.

• A conditional statement is a statement that always holds true.

• A conditional statement is a type of mathematical equation.

Identify the conditional statement in the following: 'If it rains, I will stay home.'

• If it rains, I will stay home.

• If it snows, I will go outside.

• It rains, so I will stay home.

• I will stay home if it rains.

Which of the following is NOT a conditional statement? 'I like ice cream.'

• I like ice cream.

• If it rains, I will stay inside.

• If you heat ice, it melts.

• If I study hard, I will pass the exam.

In the statement 'If you study hard, you will pass the exam', what is the condition?

• You will pass the exam

• You study for the exam

• You study hard

• You need to take a break

True or False: 'Unless it snows, we will go hiking' is a conditional statement.

• True

• It is an assertion

• False

• It is a question

Identify the type of conditional: 'If I were you, I would apologize.'

• Second conditional

• Third conditional

• First conditional

• Zero conditional

What is the result if the condition is false in a conditional statement?

• An error message is displayed.

• The program terminates immediately.

• The 'else' block executes or the program continues without action.

• The 'if' block executes instead.

In programming, what does an 'if' statement do?

• An 'if' statement executes code based on a condition being true.

• An 'if' statement is a type of loop that repeats code.

• An 'if' statement is used to define functions in programming.

• An 'if' statement always executes code regardless of conditions.

Which of the following sentences contains a conditional clause? 'She will go to the party if she finishes her homework.'

• Yes, it contains a conditional clause.

• It contains a conditional clause only if she goes to the party.

• No, it does not contain a conditional clause.

• The sentence is a statement, not a conditional.

Rewrite the following as a conditional statement: 'You can go out only if you finish your chores.'

• If you go out, then you have finished your chores.

• If you don't finish your chores, then you can still go out.

• You can go out regardless of your chores.

• If you finish your chores, then you can go out.