Fahaheel Al-Watanieh Indian Private School, Ahmadi, Kuwait

Second Term Examination 2022-23 Set

Computer Science (083)
Class XI
B
Time: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 70
 Section A has 18 MCQ questions carrying 1 mark each.
 Section B has 8 Very Short Answer type questions carrying 2 marks each.
 Section C has 8 Short Answer type questions carrying 3 marks each.
 Section D has 3 Long Answer type questions carrying 4 marks each.
 Marks will be deducted for poor presentation and illegible handwriting

SECTION A
1. Identify the option that contains only Python's keyword. [1]
a) pass, eval, else, elif
b) break, elif, else, from
c) from, else, eval, import
d) from, round, pass, else

2. Identify the option which contains only functions from math module. [1]
a) log(), log10(), round(), sin()
b) floor(), ciel(), max(), abs()
c) sin(), count(), log10(), pow()
d) sin(), cos(), log(), sqrt()

3. Identify the option which contains only literals. [1]

a) not, None, 'True', 7.2
b) 100, True, 'False', None
c) None, False, True, and
d) 100, 'None', 6.2, fail

4. Which string method would convert a string 'AHMADI, kuwait' to 'ahmadi, KUWAIT'? [1]
a) title()
b) capitalize()
c) swapcase()
d) lower()

5. What will be the output of the code given below? [1]

astr="SHOWCASE"
print(astr[4:]+astr[:4]*2)
a) SHOWCASESHOWCASE
b) SHOWCASECASE
c) CASESHOWCASESHOW
d) CASESHOWSHOW

6. Identify the statement that will trigger an error. [1]

data=[10,20]
a) data+=range(30,51,10)
b) data+='MANGO'
c) print(data+'GRAPE')
d) data*=-5

7. Evaluate the expression: 'WORLD' or 56321 and 671.5 [1]

a) 671.5 b) 56321 c) 'WORLD' d) WORLD
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8. Evaluate the expression: 9+3**2%3**5//2-5 [1]
a) 12 b) 13 c) 8 d) 9

9. Select the correct output. [1]

word="GOODBADUGLY"
word=word.partition('BAD')
print(word[1], word[2], word[0], sep='<-')
a) GOOD<-UGLY<-BAD
b) GOOD<-BAD<-UGLY
c) BAD<-UGLY<-GOOD
d) UGLY<-GOOD<-BAD

10. Select the correct output: [1]

alist=[22,44,66,55,33,11]
del alist[3], alist[3]
print(sum(alist))
a) 198 b) 165 c) 121 d) 143

11. Identify the statement that will delete the last element from the list. [1]
alist=[25, 'SMARTH', 65.0, 30.0, 'A1']
a) alist.pop('A1')
b) alist.remove(-1)
c) alist.pop(4)
d) alist.remove()

12. print(round(82347.75, -2)) will display [1]

a) 82347.0 b) 82340.0 c) 82300.0 d) 82000.0

13. Identify the correct output. [1]

metal={"gold":"au", "silver":"ag", "iron":"fe"}

check="silver" in metal
print(check)
a) True b) Error c) None d) False

14. Identify the correct output. [1]

astr='CORROSION'
alist=astr.split('O')
print(max(alist)+min(alist))
a) SIC b) CIS c) ISC d) SCI

15. Identify the correct output. [1]

astr='\n\t\n\tINDIA\t\tNEW\t\tDELHI\n\t'
bstr=astr.lstrip()
print(len(bstr))
a) 17 b) 19 c) 21 d) 23

16. Identify the correct output. [1]

x=['CHROME', 'SAFARI', 'EDGE']
y='::'.join(x)
print(y)
a) CHROME::SAFARI::EDGE::
b) CHROME::SAFARI::EDGE
c) ::CHROME::SAFARI::EDGE
d) CHROME:SAFARI:EDGE:
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Question Numbers 17 and 18 are Assertion and Reason based questions. Mark the correct choice:
a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation for A
b) Both A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation for A
c) A is True but R is False
d) A is False but R is True
17. Assertion (A): z=25.7, assigning new value to variable z will generate new ID.
Reasoning(R): Variable z is immutable type. [1]

18. Assertion (A): Python dictionary key is immutable type.

Reasoning (R): Python dictionary value can be any type. [1]

SECTION B
19. Give the output of Python code given below: [2]
python='PYTHON$SUPPORTS#OOP'
print(python[3:-5:2])
print(python[-5:3:-2])

20. After the execution of Python program given below, what will be the possible correct output(s)? What will
be the maximum value and minimum value stored in the variable start?
[2]
from random import randint
alist=[25,45,65,85,75,55,35,15]
start=randint(2,5)
for k in range(start, start+4):
print(alist[-k], end='#')
a) 35#55#75#85# b) 55#75#85#65# c) 65#85#75#55# d) 85#75#55#35#

21. Rewrite the Python program given below by replacing the while loop with a for loop: [2]
n=int(input('Input n? '))
s, k=0, n
while True:
s+=2*k
if k==1: break
k-=1
print(s)
What will be the output of the Python program, when the inputted value of n is 10?

22. Identify the type of token form the list given below: [2]
a) break b) len() c) == d) {}

23. Write two differences between mutable type and immutable type. [2]

24. What are two differences between built-in function sorted() and list method sort()? [2]

25. With suitable example explain the concept of logical error. [2]

26. With examples explain the use of else with either for-loop or while loop. [2]

SECTION C
27. Rewrite the complete Python program after removing all the errors. Underline the corrections. [3]
import random.randint
alist==()
FOR x in range(10):
num=randint(100)
alist+=(num)
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 print(alist)
print(sum[alist])
28. Give the output of following code: [3]
astr='pInKfloydMONey'
bstr=''
for x in range(len(astr)):
if 'A'<=astr[x]<='M':bstr+=astr[x].lower()
elif 'N'<=astr[x]<='Z':bstr+=astr[x+1]
elif 'a'<=astr[x]<='m':bstr+=astr[x].upper()
elif 'n'<=astr[x]<='z':bstr+=astr[x-1]
print(bstr)
print(min(bstr), max(bstr))
OR
adata={'R':'CAT', 'E':'HAT', 'V':'MAT', 'I':'RAT', 'V':'BAT', 'E':'FAT'}
bdata= 63021, 30655, 66528, 25269, 91728, 42124, 90451
j=-1
for k in adata:
adata[k]=bdata[j]
j-=2
print(adata)
print(min(bdata), max(bdata))

29. Give the output of following code: [3]

mylist=48,56,67,74,95,58
for num in mylist:
a=num%5
b=num//5
print(a*a+b*b, end='$')
OR
mylist=736,475,973,892,652,586
s, p=0, 1
for num in mylist:
d=num//10%10
s+=d
p*=d//2
print(s, p, sep='$')

30. Write a Python program to in put a floating-point value (say x) and an integer value (say n) and find the sum
of the sequence given below (don't use pow(), ** and math module functions): [3]
3 5 2 n−1
x x x x
1+ + + +…+
1! 3 ! 5 ! (2n−1)!

31. Write a Python program to input an integer and check whether the inputted integer is a Palindrome number
or not. If the inputted integer is a Palindrome number, then display 'Palindrome Number', otherwise display
'Not Palindrome Number'. Don't use str() and slice. [3]

32. Write a Python program to input a positive integer (greater than 1) and check whether the inputted integer
is Prime number or Composite number. If the inputted integer is a Prime number then display 'Prime',
otherwise display 'Composite'. [3]

33. Write a Python program to input an integer (say n). If inputted value is a positive single digit integer, then
generate and display a triangle as shown below (assuming n is 5). If the inputted value of n is either less
than 1 or greater than 9, then display an appropriate message.
[3]
5
54
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 543
5432
54321
OR
Write a Python program to input two positive integers. Calculate and display HCF of two inputted integers
without using any functions from math module.

34. Write a Python program to check whether an inputted string is a Palindrome or not. Display "Palindrome" if
the inputted string is Palindrome, otherwise display "Not Palindrome". Don't use any methods from string
object or string slice. [3]

SECTION D
35. Write a Python program to input a string. Count and display
 number of words present in the inputted string
 number of words starting with a vowel (ignore case), present in the inputted string
 number of words containing at least 4 characters, present in the inputted string [4]
If the inputted string is 'Second Term Computer Science Exam is on 21st February 2023'
Number of words: 10
Number of words starting with vowel: 3
Number of words containing at least 4 characters: 8

36. Create a list to store n 5-digit random integer values where n is a user inputted value. Find the sum and the
average of elements which does not contain 5. Display the elements, the sum and the average. [4]
If the list contains [67883, 69469, 54420, 39358, 89994, 59405, 10936]
Elements containing 5: 65883, 54420, 39358, 59405
Sum: 67883+69469+89994+10936=238282
Average: 238282/4=59570.5

37. Write a Python program to create a dictionary employee with following keys:
code Employee Code (int)
name Employee Name (str)
bsal Basic Salary (float)
Input Employee Code, Employee Name and Basic Salary from the keyboard during the run-time. Append
two more keys hra and gsal to store House Rent and Gross Salary respectively in the dictionary employee.
House Rent is calculated as:
Basic Salary House Rent
<=100000 15% of Basic Salary
>100000 and <=200000 12.5% of Basic Salary
>200000 and <=400000 10% of Basic Salary
>400000 7.5% of Basic Salary
Gross Salary is calculated as Basic Salary + House Rent. Display the key-value pairs present in the
dictionary using a loop.
[4]

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