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Python Test Paper

The document is a Python test paper consisting of two sections worth a total of 20 marks. Section A includes five output prediction questions, while Section B contains five programming tasks that require writing code to solve specific problems. Each question in both sections is worth 2 marks and requires clear code and expected outputs.

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Python Test Paper

The document is a Python test paper consisting of two sections worth a total of 20 marks. Section A includes five output prediction questions, while Section B contains five programming tasks that require writing code to solve specific problems. Each question in both sections is worth 2 marks and requires clear code and expected outputs.

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Python Test Paper (Total: 20 Marks)

Instructions: Attempt all questions. Write clear code and expected outputs. Each question is
worth 2 marks.

Section A: Output Prediction (10 Marks)

Q1. (2 Marks)
What is the output of this code?

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for i in range(3):

print(i, end=":")

else:

print("LoopDone")

Q2. (2 Marks)
Predict the result of the following:

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x=5

y = 12

x = x + y / 3 + y // 5

print(x)

Q3. (2 Marks)
What does this print?

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i=1

while i < 5:

i=i*2

print(i)
Q4. (2 Marks)
Determine the output:

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i = "7"

for ch in i:

print(ch)

Q5. (2 Marks)
What is the output of this program?

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x = 987

while x % 10:

x = x // 10

print(x)

These are inspired by classic output-based loop examples CS-IP-Learning-Hub+1.

Section B: Programming Tasks (10 Marks)

Q6. (2 Marks)
Write a program that:

 Takes a single character as input.

 Prints the character.

 On the next line, prints its ASCII code (using ord()).

Q7. (2 Marks)
Write a while loop program that starts with n = 1, prints n, doubles it each time, and stops
once n becomes greater than 500. Finally, print "Finished".

Q8. (2 Marks)
Ask the user to enter an integer n. Use a loop to print all perfect squares (1, 4, 9, ...) that are
≤ n, then print "Done" after the loop.

Q9. (2 Marks)
Prompt for an integer n. Use a while loop to print Fibonacci sequence numbers (starting 0, 1,
1, 2, …) that are ≤ n. Once the next Fibonacci number would be greater than n, stop and
print "Complete".

Q10. (2 Marks)
Read a student's marks (0–100). Use if-elif-else to print:

 A for marks ≥ 90

 B for marks ≥ 80

 C for marks ≥ 70

 D for marks ≥ 60

 F for marks below 60

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