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May 2024 term · Computational Thinking · BSCS1001

Computational Thinking Quiz 1: 7 July 2024, Set 6 (May 2024 term)

The IIT Madras BS Computational Thinking (Computational Thinking (CT)) Quiz 1 paper sat on 7 Jul 2024, in the May 2024 term, set 6: 14 questions for 52 marks in 120 minutes. Every question is below with its answer. Take it as a timed mock test to be marked, or read it through first.

Questions
14
Marks
52
Duration
120 min
MCQ
6
MSQ
6
Written
2
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Official paper: 2024 July07: IIT M AN EXAM QDF4 · No negative marking.

Question 1

+1 markOne correct option

THIS IS QUESTION PAPER FOR THE SUBJECT "FOUNDATION LEVEL : SEMESTER I : COMPUTATIONAL THINKING (COMPUTER BASED EXAM)" ARE YOU SURE YOU HAVE TO WRITE EXAM FOR THIS SUBJECT? CROSS CHECK YOUR HALL TICKET TO CONFIRM THE SUBJECTS TO BE WRITTEN. (IF IT IS NOT THE CORRECT SUBJECT, PLS CHECK THE SECTION AT THE TOP FOR THE SUBJECTS REGISTERED BY YOU)

  1. A

    YES

  2. B

    NO

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  • A

    YES

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Question 2

+1 markOne correct option
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  1. A

    Useful Data has been mentioned above.

  2. B

    This data attachment is just for a reference & not for an evaluation.

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  • A

    Useful Data has been mentioned above.

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Question 3

+3 marksOne or more correct options
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  1. A

    Row 1: Incorrect data type of card number

  2. B

    Row 4: Invalid Date of Birth

  3. C

    Row 6: Physics score is out of range

  4. D

    Row 8: Total score is out of range

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  • B

    Row 4: Invalid Date of Birth

  • C

    Row 6: Physics score is out of range

  • D

    Row 8: Total score is out of range

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Question 4

+4 marksOne correct option
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  1. A

    Returns “True” if and only if the difference between the maximum Physicsmarks and the minimum Chemistry marks is at least B

  2. B

    Returns “True” if and only if the difference between the maximum Chemistrymarks and the minimum Physics marks is at most B

  3. C

    Returns “True” if and only if the difference between the maximum Physicsmarks and the minimum Chemistry marks is less than B

  4. D

    Returns “True” if and only if the difference between the maximum Chemistrymarks and the minimum Physics marks is less than B

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  • C

    Returns “True” if and only if the difference between the maximum Physicsmarks and the minimum Chemistry marks is less than B

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Question 5

+4 marksOne correct option
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  1. A

    Number of students with highest marks in Chemistry and lowest marks inPhysics.

  2. B

    Number of students with highest marks in Mathematics and lowest marks inPhysics.

  3. C

    Number of students with highest marks in Physics among the three subjects.

  4. D

    Number of students with lowest marks in Physics and highest marks inMathematics.

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  • A

    Number of students with highest marks in Chemistry and lowest marks inPhysics.

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Question 6

+4 marksOne correct option
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  1. A

    Number of books which were published after the least recent year.

  2. B

    Number of books which were published in the least recent year.

  3. C

    Number of books which were published after the most recent year.

  4. D

    Number of books which were published in the most recent year.

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  • C

    Number of books which were published after the most recent year.

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Question 7

+4 marksOne or more correct options
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  1. A
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  2. B
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  3. C
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  4. D
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  • B
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  • D
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Question 8

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  2. B
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  4. D
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Question 9

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  2. B
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  4. D
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Question 10

+5 marksOne or more correct options
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  1. A

    Line 8: Incorrect expression for B

  2. B

    Line 15: Incorrect expression for C

  3. C

    Line 16: Incorrect conditional statement

  4. D

    No mistake

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  • B

    Line 15: Incorrect expression for C

  • C

    Line 16: Incorrect conditional statement

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Question 11

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  • B
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  • D
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Question 12

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Question 13

+5 marksWritten answer
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Question 14

+5 marksOne correct option
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  1. A

    count represents the number of pairs of students having either the samegender or from the same city or both.

  2. B

    count represents the number of pairs of students having the same genderand from the same city.

  3. C

    count represents the number of student pairs who either share the samegender and come from the same city, or who share neither the same gender nor the same city.

  4. D

    count represents the number of pairs of students having the same gender butnot from the same city.

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  • C

    count represents the number of student pairs who either share the samegender and come from the same city, or who share neither the same gender nor the same city.

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