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    The document contains a periodic test for a Computer Science class with 14 multiple choice questions. The questions cover topics like for loops, string slicing, string methods like upper(), lower(), strip(), list slicing and operations like sort(), append(). Some questions test concepts like evaluating expressions involving lists, checking membership of strings in lists, reversing strings, finding length of strings and lists.

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    ST.

    XAVER’S HIGH SCHOOL, KHANDAGIRI

    PERIODIC TEST-3

    SUB:- COMPUTER SCIENCE

    CLASS-XI

    TIME-2 HRS F.M-35

    Q 1)The equivalent for loop for the following while loop is ____________. [1]

    i=1

    while(i<=20):

    i+=2

    Q 2)Predict the output of the following code: [1]

    for x in range(10):

    print(x)

    Q 3) Find the output of the following : [1]

    for tr in range (-600,0,200):

    print (tr, end=” ”)

    Q 4)Write a program to display the first 5 multiples of 9. [3]

    Q 5) What will be the output of the following program code ? [5]

    str= ”MyPython Programming”

    Ctr= len(str)

    (a) print (str [0:5])


    (b) print (str [1:5])
    (c) print (str [ :-4])
    (d) print (str[0:16])
    (e) print (str[ : 20-4])
    Q 6) What will be the output of the following program segment? [3]

    str = “ aNDarIeL”;

    nstr = “ “

    for i in range (len(str)):

    if str[i] . isupper( ):

    nstr = nstr+str[i].lower( )

    else:

    nstr = nstr+str [i]. upper ( )

    print (nstr)

    Q 7) Input a string “ Green Revolution”. Write a program to print the string in reverse. [3]

    Q 8) Suppose str= “\t\t BookWorld\n”, [1]

    What is str.strip( ) ?.

    Q 9)What is the output of the following ? [1]

    Print (‘Hello World’. istitle( ))

    Q 10) Suppose list = [12,3,22,”Rachna”,”Sagar”] [1]

    What is list[ :-2] ?.

    Q 11) list = [12,3,22,”mango”,”hello”]. [1]

    What will be the output of print (list[-1][-1]) ?.

    Q 12) What does each of the following expression evaluate to ?. [9]

    Suppose that L is the list

    [“These”, ”are”, ”a”, [“few”, ”words”], ”that”, ”we”, ”will”, ”use”].

    (a) L [3:4]
    L [3:4] [0]
    L [3:4] [0] [1]
    L[3:4] [0] [1] [2]
    (b) “few” in L
    (c) “few” in L[3]
    (d) [ L [1]] + L [3]
    (e) L [4: ]
    (f) L[0 : :2]
    Q 13) What will be the output of the following statement ? [4]

    (i) list1 =[12,32,65,26,80,10]


    list1.sort( )
    print (list1)
    (ii) list1 =[12,32,65,26,80,10]
    sorted (list1)
    print (list1)
    (iii) list1= (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10)
    list1[ : : -2]
    list1 [ :3] + list1 [3 : ]

    (iv) list1= [1,2,3,4,5]


    list1 [len (list1) -1]

    Q 14) Consider the following list Mylist. What will be the elements of Mylist after the operation.

    Mylist =[10,20,30,40] [1]

    Mylist . append ([50,60])

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