DAY 1 · Friday, 13 March 2026 Sri Chaitanya Educational Institutions

Python XI Revision + Functions Class XII | CBSE | Computer Science 083

Pre-Board Practice | 2025-26

SECTION A — OBJECTIVE TYPE / MCQ [1 Mark Each]

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Q.1 State if the following statement is True or False: [Link](2,3) and 2**3 return 1
the same type of result. (Note: [Link] returns float; ** returns int for integer
operands.)
Q.2 State the correct output of the following code: 1
text1 = " Welcome "
text2 = " To PythonWorld"
result = [Link]() + [Link]("P", "p").
lstrip()
print([Link]("To"))
a) ('WelcomeTo ', 'PythonWorld', '')
b) ['WelcomeTo ', 'To', ' pythonWorld']
c) ('Welcome', 'To', ' pythonWorld')
d) ('Welcome', 'To', 'pythonWorld')
Q.3 Consider the given expression: print(2**3**2 - 100//10%3 + 16//2**2) Which of 1
the following will be the correct output? a) 511 b) 515 c) 520 d) 4096
Q.4 If dict1 = {"Sam":77, "Ram":89, "Vijay":100}, which of the following will raise an 1
exception?
a) [Link]("Vijay")
b) print(dict1(["Sam", "Ram"]))
c) dict1["Ram"]=158
d) print(str(dict1))
Q.5 What will be the output of the following Python code? 1
count = 10
def update():
global count
count += 1
update()
print(count, end='@')
count = 5
update()
print(count)
a) 11@12 b) 11@6 c) 5@6 d) 12@6
Q.6 What will be the output of the following code? 1
L = [["Data", "Science"], ["Machine", "Learning"]]
print(L[0][1][2] + L[1][0][-1])
a) ne b) In c) en d) ie
Q.7 What will be the output of the following code? 1
st = 'Computer@Science#2026'
result = ""
for ch in st:
if [Link]():
result += ch
print(result[::3])
a) Cpece26 b) Cpecn26 c) Cmtnc26 d) Cpten06
Q.8 Consider the given expression: 1
print((True or False) and (False or not False) and not (True and False))
 Which of the following will be the correct output?
a) True b) False c) 1 d) 0
Q.9 What will be the output of the following Python code? 1
text = "Python Programming"
print(text[-1::-2])
a) gimroPnhy b) gmrioPhny c) gmroPinyh d) gimrPhnoy
Q.10 Assertion (A): [Link]([4,5]) increases the length of list1. 1
Reason (R): extend() adds elements one-by-one, unlike append() which adds
the entire list as a single element.
a) Both A & R True, R is correct explanation
b) Both A & R True, R is NOT correct explanation
c) A True but R False
d) A False but R True
Q.11 State if the following statement is True or False: The data type of a variable in 1
Python can be modified during the execution of the program.
Q.12 What will be the output of the following code? 1
L=[1,2,3,3,2,1]
print(L[:-2:2])
Q.13 Consider the given expression: 1
print(not(10/5//2 or 200 and 0))
Which of the following will be the correct output?
A) True B) False C) 200 D) 0
Q.14 Read the following python code and write the output. 1
S = "python 3.14.0"
print(S[-3:6:-1] + S[-2] + S[:2])
Q.15 How many times will the following loop run? 1
x = -5
for i in range(x, 15, 5):
print(i)
A) 0 times B) 3 times C) 4 times D) infinite times
Q.16 What will be the output of the following Python statement? 1
print(19%5%5*5**1**3-100)
Q.17 What will be the output of the following Python code? 1
dict_1={1: "One",2: "Two", 3: "Three"}
dict_2={4: "Four",5: "Five"}
dict_2.update(dict_1)
print(max(dict_1))
A) 5 B) [5: 'Five'] C) 3 D) Error
Q.18 What possible output is NOT expected from the following code? 1
import random courses=["[Link]","MCA","MBA","[Link]","BSc","BBA"]
FROM=[Link](0,4)
TO=[Link](2,4)
for i in range(FROM, TO+1):
print(courses[i], end="#")
A) [Link]#MCA#MBA#[Link]#
B) MBA#[Link]#BSc#
C) MCA#MBA#[Link]#
D) [Link]#
Q.19 Select the correct output of the following python Code. 1
string_1="My program is program for you"
tup = string_1.partition("program")
print(tup)
A) ('My ', 'program', ' is ', 'program', ' for you')
B) ('My ', 'program', ' is program for you')
 C) ('My ', ' is program for you')
D) ('My ', ' is ', ' for you')
Q.20 Assertion (A): We can create a tuple from non-tuple structures such as lists 1
and strings.
Reason (R): This can be performed using tuple() function. When a string is
converted, each character becomes a separate element.
A) Both A & R True, R correct explanation
B) Both A & R True, R NOT correct explanation
C) A True but R False
D) A False but R True

SECTION B — SHORT ANSWER TYPE [2 Marks Each]

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Q.21 Differentiate between keyword and identifier with two suitable examples of 2
each.
Q.22 The code below is intended to remove all vowels from a string and return the 2
count of removed vowels along with the new string. Rewrite after removing all
errors. Underline all corrections made.
def remove_vowels(text)
vowels = "aeiouAEIOU"
new_text = ' ' count == 0
for char in text:
if char not in vowel:
new_text += char
else:
count += 1
return new_text
count original = "Education"
num = remove_vowels(original)
print(result, num)
Q.23 A) Write a statement in Python to remove all whitespace from both ends of 2
string s and convert it to title case.
B) Write a one-line statement to extract the last 3 characters from string str
and convert to uppercase.
Q.24 Predict the output of the following code: 2
def FUN(s):
k=len(s)
m='' for i in range(0,k):
if s[i].isupper():
m=m+s[i].lower()
elif s[i].islower():
m=m+s[i].upper()
elif s[i].isdigit():
m=m+s[i-1]
else:
m=m+'@'
print(m)
FUN('CBSE-BOARD#2025-26')
Q.25 Predict the output of the following code: 2
d={'a':10,'b':20,'c':30}
s=0
for i in [Link]():
if i%20!=0:
s+=i//10
 print(s)
Q.26 Explain infinite loop with an example. 2
Q.27 Differentiate between pop() and popitem() functions in dictionary with suitable 2
examples.
Q.28 Predict the output of the Python code given below: 2
D1={'ENGLISH':76,'SCIENCE':65}
D2={'HINDI':60,'ENGLISH':80}
for i in D1:
if(D1[i]>75):
D1[i]=D1[i]+10
[Link](D2)
print(D1)
print([Link]('ENGLISH','NOT FOUND'))
print([Link]('SCIENCE','NOT FOUND'))
Q.29 Write a function createList() in Python that accepts a list L1 as argument, then 2
changes the list where elements are sorted in descending order after removing
duplicates. Sample input: L1=[23,67,3,8,23,42,8] Output: L1=[67,42,23,8,3]
Q.30 The code provided below is intended to check if the number equals its 2
absolute value, otherwise convert it. Rewrite after removing all errors.
Underline corrections.
def absValue(n):
if (fabs(n)==n):
print("you entered a positive number")
else
n=*-1
print("Number made positive",x)
absValue(int(input("Enter the number:')))

SECTION C — SHORT ANSWER TYPE II [3 Marks Each]

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Q.31 Predict the output of the following Python code: 3
s1 = "Code#2025@Data"
s2 = "" i = 0
while i < len(s1):
if s1[i].isalpha():
s2 += s1[i].upper()
elif s1[i].isdigit():
d = int(s1[i])
s2 += str(d * 2)
elif s1[i] in "@#":
s2 += str(len(s2))
i += 1
print(s2)
Q.32 3

Predict the output of the following Python code:

 data = "AI2026@ML2025@DL2024"
parts = [Link]('@')
result = []
for part in parts:
letters = ""
digits = ""
for ch in part:
if [Link]():
letters += ch
elif [Link]():
digits += ch
total = 0
for d in digits:
total += int(d)
if len(letters) == 2:
[Link](letters + str(total))
print('#'.join(result))
Q.33 Predict the output of the following Python code: 3
name='Computer123@MyWorld2025!'
n=''
c=0
for x in range(len(name)):
if name[x].isupper():
n=n+name[x]
elif name[x].isdigit():
n=n+name[x+1]
elif name[x].islower():
n=n+name[x-1]
else:
n=n+"*!"
c=c+1
if c>=1:
break
print(n)
Q.34 Write a function CountVowel(STRING) that accepts one argument STRING, 3
finds the occurrence of each vowel in it, stores each vowel & its count as key-
value pair in a dictionary and returns the dictionary. [Count both upper and
lower case vowels] Example:
if STRING = "A girl sings beautifully."
Return: {'a': 2, 'i': 3, 'e': 1, 'u': 2}