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Computing quiz for grade 7: Python basics This quiz helps revise “Python basics” in Computing for grade 7. It has 25 questions in five categories: First Commands, Stored Values, Calculations, Conditions, Loops. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
First Commands 100 Which Python function displays a message on the screen?
200 Which Python function reads a response typed on the keyboard?
300 Which symbol starts a…
In the game400 Which punctuation mark finishes…
In the game500 What shows which lines…
In the gameStored Values 100 What do we call a named place that stores a value in a program?
200 Which symbol goes between a name and its new value in a Python assignment?
300 Which Python type holds…
In the game400 Which Python type holds…
In the game500 Which Python type has…
In the gameCalculations 100 Which Python symbol adds two numbers?
200 Three baskets hold four apples each. Which Python symbol would multiply these counts?
300 Eight sweets are shared…
In the game400 Which Python symbol finds…
In the game500 Python squares 4, then…
In the gameConditions 100 A program shows an umbrella reminder only on rainy days. Which Python keyword starts that check?
200 Which Python keyword marks the fallback branch of a two-way decision?
300 Which Python symbol compares…
In the game400 What does Python return…
In the game500 Which Python operator requires…
In the gameLoops 100 Which Python keyword repeats an action once per item in a collection?
200 Which Python keyword keeps repeating an action as long as a condition holds?
300 What is the first…
In the game400 What is the last…
In the game500 An outer loop repeats…
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