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Section 1 - Welcome and Introduction

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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
What is the course goal?
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Learn the basic elements of computer programming
Learn the basics of the Java programming language
Write programs
All of the above (*)

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2. Throughout this course you will learn how to program in:
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SQL
C++
Java (*)
All of the above

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3. The Oracle Academy Java Fundamentals and Java Programming courses
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help you prepare for what exam?
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Microsoft certification exam
Oracle Certified Associate, Java SE7 (*)
IBM certification exam
None of the above

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4. Which of the following courses are part of the Oracle Academy Java
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training?
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(Select all the correct answers)
Java Programming (*)
Java Application Development
Java Fundamentals (*)
Animating with Java

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5. Which of the following instructional methods are included in this course?
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Quizzes and exams
 Journaling and blogging
Practice activities
Lectures
All of the above (*)

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6. The teaching strategy for the Oracle Academy Java training includes lectures
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and practical exercises.
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True (*)
False

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7. Oracle iLearning is used to access everything in the course except what?
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Quizzes
Slides
Exams
Java IDE (*)

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8. What is the learning management system used in this course?
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Alice 3
Greenfoot
iLearning (*)
BlueJ
Eclipse

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9. What does IDE stand for in this course?
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International development environment
Interactive design environment
Integrated development environment (*)

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10. An IDE includes tools for which tasks?
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Writing code
Compiling code
Editing code
Debugging programs
All of the above (*)

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11. Why is teamwork important?
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Individuals must work together effectively for companies to remain
competitive.
Goals can be reached faster and more efficiently.
Teamwork can result in new and innovative ideas.
All of the above (*)
2 and 3 only

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Effective teamwork is essential for organizations to realize their full potential.
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potential and to meet certain goals.
Points
True (*)
False

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Test: Introduction: Quiz

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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. Why is it useful to learn Alice 3 and Greenfoot?
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(Select all correct answers)
They both teach you how to code objects to move.
 They both allow you to drag and drop objects.

They both allow you to learn the fundamental ideas in programming by creating objects in
a virtual world.
None of the above

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2. Alice is a good introduction to learning how to program for which of the following reasons?
It uses the Alice+ programming language syntax. Mark for Review
It is easy to drag and drop objects on the screen rather than type. (1) Points
You learn fundamentals of computer programming by creating animations.
1 only

2 only

3 only

1, 2, and 3

2 and 3 only (*)

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3. Which of the following steps is not needed to generate an animation in Alice or to create a game?
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Implement

Import graphical objects (*)

Create a scenario

Design a storyboard

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4. When designing the scenario for a game or animation, what questions should you answer?
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(Select all correct answers)
What programming constructs are needed?

What objects are needed? (*)

What actions should take place? (*)

What story is to be told?

Correct

5. The list below provides good characteristics of a team, except which one?
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Shared responsibility

Clear roles
Clearly defined tasks
 Regular participation

A single leader (*)

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6. Which of the following components can help a team be successful?

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Shared responsibility Points
A project plan clearly defining roles and tasks
Equal participation and attendance at all meetings
1 only

1 and 2 only

1, 2, and 3 only

1, 2, 3, and 4 (*)

Correct

7. In a team assessment rubric, which of the following would earn a 4 (the highest score) in the
Collaboration category? Mark for Review
(1) Points
Rarely listens to, shares with, and supports the efforts of others. Often is not a good team player.
player.
Almost always listens to, shares with, and supports the efforts of others. Tries to keep
people working well together and mentors team members when appropriate.
Usually listens to, shares with, and supports the efforts of others. Does not cause "waves".
in the group.
Often listens to, shares with, and supports the efforts of others, but not always.

Correct

8. In a team assessment rubric, which of the following would earn a 1 (the lowest score) in the
attitude category? Mark for Review
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Is often publicly critical of the project or the work of other members of the group. Is often
negative about the task(s). (*)
Is rarely publicly critical of the project or the work of others. Often has a positive attitude.
about the task(s).
Is never publicly critical of the project or the work of others. Always has a positive attitude.
about the task(s).
Is occasionally publicly critical of the project or the work of other members of the group.
Usually has a positive attitude about the task(s).
Correct

9. The following provides examples of a team rubric, except which one?

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Ensures that there will be no errors in the project.

Set of rules and standards.

Helps the team meet its criteria for success.

Defined by the team.

Correct
10. Why might you create a journal for programming?
To document new concepts and techniques. Mark for Review
To track problems in your code and how you solved them. (1) Points
To serve as a review guide when preparing for an exam.
1 only

2 only

2 and 3 only

1, 2, and 3 (*)

Correct

11. What kind of information is useful in a programming journal?

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(1) Points
New programming concepts

Problems encountered and how you solved them

Both 1 and 2 (*)

Neither 1 nor 2

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12. Which of the following is not a good tip for protecting information and systems (cyber security)?
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Share strong passwords.

Keep anti-virus software up-to-date.

Only open emails from trusted sources.

Follow your organization's cybersecurity rules and report issues when they happen.

Correct

13. Which of the following is an example of behaving ethically online?

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(1) Points
Copying and pasting parts of someone else's work into your own without giving them credit.
credit.
Posting information about people at school that they would never want shared.

Pretending you are someone else in an online chat room.

Starting a cruel social network page about members of the community.

Refraining from using rude or bad language online.

Correct
 Section 2 - Using Alice 3
Test: Get Started with Alice 3: Quiz
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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section
1. What do moving objects provide to your scene?
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The sky and ground

The action (*)

The procedures

The non-moving scenery

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In Alice, objects are added and positioned in the scene through the 'Scene Editor' or 'Object Tree' interface.
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The Code editor
The gallery
 The Scene editor (*)

The template

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3. Which button is selected in the Alice file menu to save a version of an animation?
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File

New

Save As... (*)

Open

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4. Alice 3 will periodically remind you to save your project. True or false?
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True

False (*)

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5. In Alice, once an instance is added to the scene, it cannot be deleted. True or false?
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True

False (*)

Correct

6. When is an instance created in Alice?

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After the code is created.

After the scenario is saved.

After the folder is selected in the gallery.

After the class icon is dragged into the scene.

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7. Creating multiple versions of your Alice project saves time. True or false?
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Points
True (*)

False

Correct
After objects are positioned in the scene, it is wise to save multiple versions of the
project, giving each version the same name. True or false? Mark for Review
 Points
True
False (*)

Correct

9. How do you create a programming instruction in Alice?

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Click and drag the desired programming instruction into the Procedures tab.

Click and drag the desired programming instruction into the myFirstMethod tab.

Click and drag the desired programming instruction into the Scene editor.

Click and drag the desired programming instruction into the Functions tab.

10. How do you view the results of procedures entered in the Alice code editor?
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Select the Play button.

Select the Run button.

View the procedures in the gallery.

Save the scene.

Correct

Copying programming instructions saves time when programming your Alice project.
True or false? Mark for Review
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True (*)

False

Correct

12. Which option copies a programming instruction to the clipboard?

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Clipboard

Is Enabled

Copy to Clipboard (*)

Paste

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13. When something is broken or doesn't work as intended in a software program, it is

referred to as a _________? Mark for Review
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Bug (*)
 Debug

Error

Code

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14. Debugging is the process of finding bugs in a software program. True or false?
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(1) Points
True (*)

False

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Test: Add and Position Objects: Quiz

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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
True or false?
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Points
True (*)

False

Correct

2. Which of the following are ways to open an existing Alice project file after launching Alice?
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Click and drag the file from your computer into Alice 3.

Select the project from the My Projects tab.

Browse for the project using the File System tab.

Double-click on the project file name in the folder it is stored in on your computer.

Correct

3. In Alice, where are objects added and positioned in the scene?

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The Code editor

The gallery

The Scene editor (*)

The template
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4. In Alice, there is a limit of 10 objects per scene. True or false?

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True

False (*)

Correct

5. In Alice, what does the resize handle style do?

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Simple rotation and movement

Rotate about the x, y, and z axes

Change size of the object and stretch it along the x, y, and z axes (*)

Move along the x, y, and z axes

Correct

6. Manually manipulating an Alice object with your cursor is a way to precisely position an object.
True or false? Mark for Review
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True

False (*)

Correct

7. Which of the following is not an example of a one-shot procedure?

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Roll

Move

Turn
Spin (*)

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8. Only acting objects have one-shot procedures. True or false?

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Points
True

False (*)

Correct

9. When you edit an object's properties in the Scene editor, the changes do not take effect until the
Run button is clicked. True or false? Mark for Review
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True
 False (*)

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10. One type of object property is an object's position in the scene. True or false?
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True (*)

False

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11. Which of the following is not one of the positioning axes used in Alice 3?
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x

w (*)

Correct

12. In Alice, where does an instance's axes intersect?

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At the instance's head.

At the instance's feet.

At the instance's center point.

At the world's center point.

Correct

13. Which handle style would be used to rotate an object's sub-part about the x, y, and z axes?
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Rotation (*)

Default

Translation

Resize

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14. ¿Apuntarán los anillos alrededor de una subparte indicando cómo puedes recolocarla? Verdadero o falso?
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True (*)

False

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Test: Use Procedures and Arguments: Quiz
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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section
1. To access the Alice Code editor from the Scene editor, which button do you click?
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Points
Access Code Editor

Code Editor

Edit Code (*)

Code

Correct
The Alice Scene editor contains tools to rotate the camera view. True or false?
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Points
True (*)

False

Correct

3. In Alice, the Functions tab will display the pre-defined functions for the selected instance.
True or false? Mark for Review
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True (*)

False

Correct

4. The Procedures tab and the Functions tab are the two tabs available in the Alice.
methods panel. True or false? Mark for Review
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True (*)

False

Correct
5. Which of the following instructions turns the clown fish left 5 meters?
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[Link] turn Left 5.0 (*)
[Link] turn Left 0.5

[Link] turn Left 5

[Link] turn Left 5

Correct
6. Which of the following procedures turns an object to face another object?
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turn

turnToFace

orient to upright

move toward

Correct
7. Which of the following is the default control statement in myFirstMethod?
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(1) Points
Count

Do Together

Do In Order (*)

Comment

Correct
8. To add a procedure to myFirstMethod, right-click on the procedure you wish to add and
Select the Add button. True or false? Mark for Review
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True

False (*)

Correct
9. What arguments does the Alice move procedure contain?
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Points
(Select all the correct answers)
Object

Direction (*)

Amount (*)
Text
10. An argument is a value that the procedure uses to complete its task. True or false?
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(1) Points
True (*)

False

Correct
11. Programming comments do not affect the functionality of your Alice animation. True or false?
false? Mark for Review
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True (*)

False

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12. What is the first step to entering comments in an Alice program?
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Type comments that describe the sequence of actions in the code segment.

Drag and drop the comments tile above a code segment. (*)

Drag and drop the comments tile below a code segment.

Select the instance from the instance menu.

Correct
13. Which of the following ways can you alter a procedure in Alice?
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(Select all the correct answers)
Copy (*)

Count

Disable (*)

Reorder (*)

Correct

14. When you disable a programming instruction, it is still executed when you run the Alice
animation. True or false? Mark for Review
(1) Points
True

False (*)

Correct

15. After each execution of your Alice animation, what element or elements could be
adjusted in your code? Mark for Review
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Control statements
 Procedures

Arguments

All of the above (*)

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16. It is important to save often while debugging your program. True or false?
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(1) Points
True (*)

False

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Test: Add Rotation and Randomization: Quiz

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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section
1. Which Alice control statement executes a set of procedures?
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simultaneously?
Points
Together
Do together (*)
Do in order
While

2. Which Alice execution task corresponds with the following storyboard

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statement?
Points
Cat rolls to the left.
roll Left 1
[Link] roll Left 1.0 (*)
Cat roll Left 1
Cat roll Right 1

3. In Alice, control statements are dragged into the Code editor. True or
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false?
(1) Points
 True (*)
False

4. In Alice, the while control statement executes a set of procedures a

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specific number of times. True or false?
Points
True
False (*)

5. In Alice, the computer specifies the low and high range values for the
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range of numbers from which to pull a randomized number. True or
Points
false?
True
False (*)

6. In Alice, which of the following arguments could be replaced with a

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random number?
Points
(Select all the correct answers)
*
Object name
Duration (*)
Direction
Procedure name

Test: Declare Procedures: Quiz

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correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. In Alice, what are the forms of a scenario?
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Points
(Select all correct answers)
A section of code to write.
A problem to solve.
A task to perform.
 A person to help.
A system to start.

2. An animation gives the scenario a purpose. True or false?

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(1) Points
True
False (*)

Breaking down a problem or process into smaller parts makes it

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easier to manage. True or false?
Points
True (*)
False

4. A textual storyboard helps the reader understand the actions that will
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take place during the animation. True or false?
Points
True (*)
False

5. Which Alice tool is used to demonstrate the process flow of an

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animation?
Points
Visual storyboard
Textual storyboard
Flowchart (*)
World
Pie chart

6. A flowchart is a useful way to illustrate how your Alice animation's

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characters will look. True or false?
Points
True
False (*)

7. From your Alice lessons, what does inheritance mean?

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Points
Each class inherits the methods and properties of all classes.
available in Alice.
Each superclass inherits the methods and properties of its
 subclass.
Each subclass inherits the methods and properties of its
superclass. (*)
Each class has its own methods and properties that are non-
transferable to any other class.

8. Which of the following would a clown fish object in Alice inherit

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from its class?
Points
Fins
Two eyes
Procedures
Functions
All of the above (*)

9. Procedural abstraction may need to be implemented if an object in

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Alice needs to perform an action, but there isn't an inherited
(1) Points
procedure that accomplishes that action. True or false?
True (*)
False

10. Which of the following is a reason why procedural abstraction may

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be used in programming an animation?
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(Select all the correct answers)
The code is too long.
The programmer wants to save the animation.
The code is difficult to read.
The programmer wants to reuse the code.

11. In Alice, new procedures are declared in the Scene editor. True or False
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false?
Points
True
False (*)

12. In Alice, you could identify when new procedures need to be

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declared by reviewing the textual storyboard for the animation. True
Points
or false?
True (*)
False
 13. In Alice, which of the following situations could benefit from
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declaring a new procedure?
(1) Points
(Select all the correct answers)
An object needs to move forward, then move up 10 meters.
An object needs to say three statements.
An object does not have a default procedure for a motion, such
as swimming.
Multiple objects need to use a motion, such as bunnies hopping.
(*)
A single motion, such as walking, takes up a lot of room in
myFirstMethod. (*)

14. In Alice, if only objects that walk on four legs need to use a
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procedure, in which superclass would the procedure be declared?
Points
Quadruped (*)
Biped
Swimmer
Prop

Test: Use Control Statements: Quiz

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Correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. In Alice, which of the following is not a control statement?
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Points
Do In Order
While
Count
Move (*)

2. In Alice, which control statement is used to invoke simultaneous

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movement?
(1) Points
Do Together (*)
Do In Order
 While
Count
Variable

3. In Alice, a walking motion for a bipedal object can be achieved.

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without the Do Together control statement. True or false?
Points
True
False (*)

In Alice, different programming is not required for different objects.

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because all objects move the same way. True or false?
(1) Points
True
False (*)

5. In Alice, when two objects are synchronized and move together, this
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means that one object is:
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A vehicle of another (*)
A class of another
An object of another
An instance of another

6. In Alice, which procedure is used to assign one object as the vehicle of

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another?
Points
setClassVehicle
setObjectVehicle
setVehicle (*)
Vehicle

Test: Use Functions: Quiz

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questions are shown below. The correct answers
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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section
1. In Alice, where can you view the list?
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of functions available for an object?
(1) Points
 Class description in the Scene
editor
Functions tab in the methods
panel. (*)
Instance pull-down menu.
Properties tab in the methods
panel.

2. In Alice, functions ask questions

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about an object. True or false?
Points
True
False (*)

Test: Use the IF and WHILE Control Structures:

Quiz
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correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
In Alice, the If control structure can process one true and one false
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True or false?
(1) Points
True (*)
False

2. The Alice If control structure requires the false statement to be

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populated. True or false?
Points
True
False (*)

3. A conditional loop is a loop that will continue forever. True or false?

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Points
True
False (*)

4. In Alice, we use the While control statement to implement the

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conditional loop. True or false?
 Points
True (*)
False

Test: Use Expressions: Quiz

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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. An example of an expression is:
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Points
I feel happy.
If or Where
3x3=9 (*)
Move forward 1 meter

2. Alice uses built-in math operators. They are:

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Points
Add
Subtract
Multiply
Divide
All of the above (*)

3. In Alice, which of the following programming statements moves the

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alien backward the distance to the asteroid, minus 2 meters?
Points
x [Link] move backward {[Link] getDistanceTo [Link]
-2} (*)
[Link] move backward {[Link] getDistanceTo [Link]
* 2}
[Link] move backward {[Link] getDistanceTo
[Link] / 2}
[Link] move forward {[Link] getDistanceTo [Link] /
2}

4. In Alice, which of the following programming statements moves the

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Can you tell me the distance to the bird?
Points
 [Link] move forward {[Link] getDistanceTo [Link] / 2}
[Link] move {[Link] getDistanceTo [Link] / 2}
[Link] moves forward {[Link] getsDistanceTo [Link]}
[Link] moves forward {[Link] gets the distance to [Link]} (*)

Test: UseVariables: Quiz

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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section
1. Which is an example of the Boolean variable type?
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(1) Points
3
Hello World
True or False (*)
An object

2. The initializer of a variable with a TextString value type could be

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(select all that apply):
Points
(Select all the correct answers)
Greetings
Howdy
4
None of the above.

Test: Use Keyboard Controls: Quiz

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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. With keyboard controls, you can create Alice animations where the user
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controls an object that interacts with other objects. True or false?
Points
True (*)
False
Event listeners look for and respond to the interactivity of the computer.
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True or false?
Points
True
False (*)

Test: Develop a Complete

Animation: Quiz
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which are shown below. The correct answers are marked
with an asterisk (*) .

Section 1
(Answer all questions in this section)
1. As the Alice programmer, you render the
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animation on your own. True or false?
Points
True
False (*)

2. In Alice, what are the forms of a

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scenario?
Points
(Select all answers
correct
A section of code to write.
A problem to solve.
A task to perform.
A person to help.
A system to start.

3. What can be used as a guideline to ensure

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your Alice animation fulfills animation
Points
principles?
The Internet
An animation checklist (*)
A close friend
Other programmers
The animation checklist helps you
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confirm that all elements of the Alice
Points
Animation are operating as expected.
True or false?
True (*)
False

5. Which of the following elements of the

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Alice animation should be tested before
Points
Is the animation considered complete?
Math calculations operate as
expected.
Objects move with smooth timing.
Comments are added to each
sequence of instructions.
Control statements are operating as
expected.
All of the above. (*)

6. The Alice animation should be tested

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throughout development, not just at the
(1) Points
end of the animation's development. True
or false?
True (*)
False

7. What type of Alice listener object is

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required to target a mouse-click on any
(1) Points
object in the scene, allowing the user to
drag that object around the scene when
Is the animation running?
addDefaultManipulation procedure
addMouseListener procedure
addDefaultModelManipulation
procedure (*)
addListener procedure

8. In which Alice class is the

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addDefaultModelManipulation procedure
(1) Points
located?
Object class
 Scene class (*)
myFirstMethod class
Quadruped class

9. When presenting your Alice animation,

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ensure that your presentation is
Points
thoroughly tested and complete. True or
false?
True (*)
False

10. When presenting your Alice animation, it

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is not important to give the audience a
Points
reason to listen to the presentation. True
or false?
True
False (*)

Test: Correlating Java Variables, Data Types, and

Expressions with Alice 3 Tools: Quiz
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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
The list below describes variables. All are correct except which one?
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Review
(1) Points
A place in memory where data of a specific type can be stored for later.
retrieval and use.
Has a unique name.
Has a type associated with it.
Arranged in rows and columns. (*)

2. Examine the following code. What are the variables?

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Review
Points
 args
n
i
t
All of the above are variables. (*)

3. What are the following examples of in Java?

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boolean
Review
byte
(1) Points
character
short
int
long
float
double
Types (*)
Expressions
Variables
Specifications

4. The list below displays valid primitive types in Java, except which one?
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boolean
String (*)
long
 int
double

5. The list below displays valid arithmetic operators in Java, except which one?
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+
/
-
*
% (*)

6. Results of arithmetic operations cannot be stored in a variable. True or false?

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True
False (*)

7. Expressions with relational operators produce true and false values. True or
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false?
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True (*)
False

8. What is the result of the following code?

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x>y:x>y
 x<y:x<y
x>y:1
x<y:0
x>y:0
x<y:1
x > y : true
x < y : false (*)
x > y : false
x < y : true

9. If a value has been assigned to (is stored in) a variable, that value will be
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overwritten when another value is assigned to the variable using the
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assignment"=operator. True or false? Points
True (*)
False

What is the output produced by the following code?

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j is 5
k is 5 (*)
j is 10
j is 5
k is 5
j is 10
k is 10
j is 15
k is 15

Test: Correlating Java Methods, Classes, and

Other Structures with Alice 3 Tools: Quiz
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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. The list below contains method descriptions. All are correct except which
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one?
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(Select all the correct answers)
A subprogram that acts on data and often returns a value.
A set of code that is referred to by name.
Can be called at any point in a program simply by utilizing its name.
Is associated with an instance variable.

2. Main is an example of what in the following code?

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public static void main (String[] args) {
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[Link]{"Hello World!");
}
An instance
A method (*)
A class
A variable

3. You have a Class representing Cat. A cat can meow, purr, catch mice, and so on.
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on. When you create a new cat, what is it called?
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A submethod
A subprogram
An instance (*)
A subclass
A variable class

4. You want a block of code to be executed only once if certain conditions are met.
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 while loop
if (*)
array
boolean

5. If you want one message to display if a user is below the age of 18 and a
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Different message to display if the user is 18 or older, what type of construct
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would you use?
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for all loop
do loop
while loop
if (*)

6. If you need to repeat a group of Java statements many times, which Java
which construct should you use?
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(Select all the correct answers)
repeat...until
do while loop (*)
while loop (*)
if

7. Review the code below.

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Select the result from the following statements about what happens when the
loopVal >= 5.
The message 'Printing Some Text' will be printed until loopVal is no
longer less than 5.
The variable loopVal is initialized to 0.
The condition loopVal < 5 is tested before executing anything further in
the program. (*)
 The condition loopVal < 5 returns a boolean value.
None of the above.

8. Which of the following statements about methods is false?

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Classes must be defined directly within a method definition.
Methods whose return type is not void are required to include a return
statement specifying what to return.
The order in which methods are listed within the class is not important.
Java does not permit nesting one method definition within another.
method's definition.

9. In Java, a function is a method that must return a value. True or false?

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True
False (*)

What do lines 7, 10 and 13 do in the following code?

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Export files called A, B, and num3.

Create a single file containing A, B, and the value of num3.
Print "A", "B" and the value of num3 on the screen.
None of the above.
11Consider the following: You want to use the BufferedReader and
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InputStreamReader classes to get user input from the command line. Which
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Which of the following import statements must you use?
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import [Link].*;
x import [Link].*;
x import [Link].*;
x import [Link].*;
 Section 3 - Using Greenfoot

Test: Getting Started with Greenfoot: Quiz

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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. In Greenfoot, what happens to an instance when the Act button is pressed?
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clicked in the environment?
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Only one instance moves until the pause button is clicked.
The instance executes all of the programming statements in their
class's act method once.
The instance executes all of the programming statements in their
Repeat the class's act method until the scenario is stopped.
The instance executes all of the programming statements in their
Call the class's act method two times until the scenario is stopped.
The class executes all of the programming statements in their
Call the instance's act method twice until the scenario is stopped.

2. In Greenfoot, the Run button repeatedly executes all of the

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programming statements in the class's act method in sequential order
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until the pause button is clicked. True or false?
True (*)
False

True
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(1) Points
True (*)
False

4. In Greenfoot, the class holds the general attributes of an instance, such

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as the methods it inherits. True or false?
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True (*)
False
 A subclass has an inheritance relationship to a superclass.
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Points
for what
a-is
is-a
is by

6. What does an instance of the World class do?

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Provide the acting objects for the scenario.
Provide the background scenery for the scenario.
Provide the superclass for acting objects.
Provide the source code for instances.

7. In Greenfoot, after a subclass is created, what has to occur before

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Can instances be added to the scenario?
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Creation of an instance
Compilation (*)
Creation of source code
Editing of source code

In Greenfoot, after a subclass is created and compiled, you cannot edit.

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the subclass's source code. True or false?
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True
False (*)

Test: Using Methods, Variables and Parameters:

Quiz
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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. In Greenfoot, the move method expects what type of information in
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its parameters?
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 Degrees to turn
True or false response
String statement
Integer of steps to move forward (*)

2. In Greenfoot, the turn method expects what type of information in its

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parameters?
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Degrees to turn (*)
True or false response
String statement
Integer of steps to move forward
Parameter void

3. Using the Greenfoot IDE, only five instances can be added to a

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scenario. True or false?
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True
False (*)

4. In Greenfoot, the instance has a source code editor. True or false?

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(1) Points
True
False (*)

5. In the Greenfoot IDE, an instance's position is on the x and y

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coordinates. True or false?
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True (*)
False

6. In Greenfoot, which of the following options are not possible when

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associating an image file with an instance?
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Add a video (*)
Draw an image
Import an image
Select an image from the Greenfoot library
7. An instance variable can be saved and accessed later, even if the
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instance no longer exists. True or false?
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True
False (*)

8. A variable is also known as a placeholder.

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Instance
Class
Field (*)
Syntax
Method

9. In Greenfoot, the body of the method is located between which of

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the following characters?
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Parentheses ( )
Curly brackets { } (*)
Square brackets [ ]
Asterisks **

10. In Greenfoot, methods can be called in the act method. When the Act
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button is clicked in the environment, the methods in the method body
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of the act method are executed. True or false?
True (*)
False

Test: Working with Source

Code and Documentation: Quiz
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questions that are shown below. The correct answers
are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. The list below provides actions you
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can perform in the Greenfoot code
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editor except one. Which one should
 be removed?
Write source code to tell the
class how to act in the scenario.
Review the class's inherited
methods and properties.
Write and edit source code.
Write and edit comments.

2. The list below displays components

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of the Greenfoot source code editor
(1) Points
except one. Which one should be
removed?
Documentation
Comments
Method body
Instance creator (*)
Class description

3. In a Greenfoot if-statement, the

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programming statements that the if-
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statements executes are written in
curly brackets. True or false?
True (*)
False

4. An if-statement requires which type

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of information returned from the
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condition?
Integer
Action
True or false (*)
Method

5. In Greenfoot, which of the

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following methods display an
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object's orientation?
(Select all answers
correct
void move()
 int getRotation() (*)
int getX() (*)
void turn()

6. In Greenfoot, which of the

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following methods return the world
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that the instance lives in?
World getClass()
World getWorld() (*)
getRotation()
getXY()

Test: Developing and Testing an Application: Quiz

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correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. Which of the following is an incorrectly written programming
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statement?
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move(): (*)
move(2);
turn(25);
turn(2);

Which of the following features of Greenfoot will teach you how to

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identify bugs in your program?
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Code editor
Compilation (*)
Instance creation
Documentation

3. In object-oriented programming, programmers analyze a problem and

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create objects to solve the problem. True or false?
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True (*)
False
 4. From your Greenfoot lessons, which of the following statements is
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most correct?
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My program is complete when it compiles.
My program is complete when I add music to it.
My program is complete when it runs and I've tested the code.
My program is complete when I add images to it.

Test: Using Randomization and Understanding

Dot Notation and Constructors: Quiz
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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. Which of the following Greenfoot methods returns a random number
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between 0, up to and including 10,000?
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[Link](10000)
[Link](10,001) (*)
[Link](9,999)
[Link](0-10000)

2. What does the following Greenfoot programming statement tell the

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class to do?
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if ([Link](100) < 6) { turn(18); }
If a random number is returned that is greater than 6, turn 18
degrees.
If a random number is returned that is less than 6, move 18 steps.
If a random number is returned that is less than 6, turn 18
degrees. (*)
Turn 6 degrees, then turn 18 degrees.

3. Which of the following comparison operators represents 'greater'

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than or equal
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>
>= (*)
==
 !=

4. In Greenfoot you can use comparison operators to compare a

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variable to a random number. True or false?
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True (*)
False

5. An if-else statement executes its first code block if a condition is true.

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true, and its second code block if a condition is false, but not both.
(1) Points
True or false?
True (*)
False

6. The first step to executing an if-else statement is to:____________.

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Points
Execute the if statement
Execute the else statement
Evaluate the class
Evaluate the condition (*)

7. The list below displays characteristics of a Greenfoot world

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constructor, except for one. Which one should be removed?
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Defines the instance's size and resolution.
Has a void return type.
Has no return type.
Has the same name as the name of the class.
Executed automatically when a new instance of the class is created
created.

8. In Greenfoot, which keyword calls the World superclass?

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world
constructor
super (*)
addObject
new
 9. In Greenfoot, which of the following is the correct notation for
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calling a method for an instance of a class?
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[Link]-name(parameters); (*)
[Link]-name(parameters);
[Link]-name(parameters);
[Link]-name;

10. In Greenfoot, a semicolon is not necessary at the end of a method

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that uses dot notation. True or false?
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True
False (*)

11. In Greenfoot, the origin of the world coordinate system (0,0) starts in
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the center of the world. True or false?
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True
False (*)

12. Which keyword indicates that Greenfoot needs to create a new

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object?
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new (*)
addObject
newObject
newClass

Test: Defining Methods: Quiz

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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. In the Greenfoot IDE, any new methods you create are written in the
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class's source code, below the act method. True or false?
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True (*)
False

2. In reference to Greenfoot, if the following method was defined in a

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 superclass (1) Points

public void lookForEdge(){

...
}
All subclasses of the superclass will inherit the method.
True or false?
True (*)
False

Test: Using Sound and Keyboard Control: Quiz

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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. In Greenfoot, the sound file must be saved in the scenario and written
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in the source code for it to play. True or false?
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True (*)
False

2. You cannot record unique sounds in Greenfoot. You can only use the
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sounds that are stored in the Greenfoot library. True or false?
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True
False (*)

3. What type of parameter does the keyDown method expect?

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The password that will protect the class.
The name of the key to press on the keyboard.
The name of the class that will use the key.
The name of the sound file to play when the key is pressed.

Test: Creating a World, Animating Actors, and

Ending a Game: Quiz
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Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. In Greenfoot, which method body correctly adds an instance of the
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World to a scenario, with size x = 300 y = 300 and a resolution of 2
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pixels per cell?
world(300, 300, 2);
Super(300,300,2);
super(2,300,300);
super(300,300,2); (*)

A constructor is executed once during a Greenfoot scenario.

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True or false?
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True
False (*)

3. Which of the following Greenfoot programming statements creates a

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new instance of Duke, and places him at x = 140, y = 130 in the
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world?
addObject(new( ), 140, 130);
addObject(new Duke( ), 140, 130); (*)
new(addObject(Duke), 140, 130);
new(Duke() 140, 130);

4. Which keyword is used to add an actor to a Greenfoot world?

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(1) Points
addObject
add
new (*)
super

5. Which of the following is the correct syntax for declaring a variable

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in Greenfoot?
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(Select all the correct answers)
public variable-type variable-name; (*)
private variable-name, variable-type;
public variable-name variable type;
 private variable-type variable-name;

6. In Greenfoot, what is the purpose of the variable type?

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Defines the access specifier used with the variable.
Defines what kind of data to store in the variable.
Defines which class the variable is associated with.
Defines the instance that the variable is associated with.

7. Which operator is used to test if values are equal?

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Points
<
== (*)
>
!>

In Greenfoot, the == operator is used to test if two values are equal.

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True or false?
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True (*)
False

9. The GreenfootImage class enables Greenfoot actors to maintain their

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visible image by holding an object of type GreenfootImage. True or
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false?
True (*)
False

10. What does the following programming statement mean?

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(1) Points
image1 = new GreenfootImage("[Link]");
The variable, image1, cannot use the image file, [Link].
The image file, [Link], has just been drawn and imported.
into the scenario.
The image file, [Link], is assigned to the variable image1.
(*)
Image files from 1-119 are associated with image1.
 11. In Greenfoot, which method is used to end a game?
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(1) Points
[Link]();
[Link]( ); (*)
[Link]();
[Link](1);

12. Where can we review the available classes and methods in

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Greenfoot, including the stop method?
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Class menu
Object menu
Class Application Programmers' Interface (API)
Greenfoot Application Programmers' Interface (API) (*)

Test: Understanding Abstraction: Quiz

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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. From your Greenfoot lessons, which of the following are examples of
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when are abstraction techniques used?
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Assigning a sound file to an instance.
Assigning a keyboard key to an instance.
Assigning an image file to an instance.
All of the above. (*)

2. Abstraction occurs in many different ways in programming. True or

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false?
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True (*)
False

Test: Using Loops, Variables, and Strings: Quiz

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Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. From your Greenfoot lessons, which of the following are examples
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of actions that can be achieved using the while loop?
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Create 50 instances of the Duke class.
Call the move method 1 million times.
Call the move and turn methods 10 times.
Create 100 instances of an Actor subclass.
All of the above. (*)

2. Which of the following is not a component of a while loop?

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Local variable
Control operator
Loop variable
if statement (*)
while keyword

3. If an end to a while loop is not established, what happens?

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(1) Points
The code stops after 10 executions.
The code stops after 20 executions.
The condition becomes false after one minute of executions.
The code executes and does not stop.

4. Infinite loops are a common cause of errors in programming. True or

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false?
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True (*)
False

False
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(1) Points
True
False (*)

6. In Greenfoot, arrays are a way to hold and access multiple variables.

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and assign different values to new instances each time the while loop
 executes and produces a new instance. True or false? (1) Points
True (*)
False

7. Which of the following Greenfoot logic operators represents 'not'?

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(1) Points
&
&&
=
! (*)

8. In the Greenfoot IDE, what does the AND operator (&&) do?
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Points
Compares two boolean values, and returns a boolean value
which is true if and only if both of its operands are true.
Compares two boolean values, and returns a boolean value
which is true if and only if one of its operands is true.
Compares two boolean values and returns a boolean value which
It is true if either one of the operands is true.
Compares two boolean variables or expressions and returns a
result that is true if either of its operands are true.

9. In Greenfoot, a local variable is declared at the beginning of a class.

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True or false?
Points
True
False (*)

10. In Greenfoot, what types of values cannot be stored in a local?

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variable?
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Class name
Objects
Integers
World name
Method (*)

11. In Greenfoot, string concatenation reduces the number of redundant

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characters or phrases you need to type into each array. True or false?
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 True (*)
False

12. Which of the following is an example of string concatenation?

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(1) Points
Instead of entering ".png" after each image file name, add &&
".png" after the imageName value in the programming statement.
Instead of entering ".png" after each image file name, add =
".png" after the imageName value in the programming statement.
Instead of entering ".png" after each image file name, add +
.png after the imageName value in the programming statement.
(*)
Instead of entering '.png' after each image file name, add '.png'
after the imageName value in the programming statement.

Test: Creating an Inventory of Java

Fundamentals: Quiz
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correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. From your Greenfoot lessons, the __________ control structure is used to compare and make a decision.
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decision.

Conditional (*)
Repetition
Obsolete
Rewind

[Link] your Greenfoot lessons, the __________ control structure is often referred to as loops.
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Conditional
Repetition (*)
Obsolete
Rewind

3. The construct listed below is described as a __________________.

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/**
 Get value and store in variable
*/
Method
Comment (*)
Variable Assignment
Instruction

4. The construct listed below is described as a __________________.

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termvar = [Link]();
Method
Comment
Variable Assignment (*)
Instruction

What is wrong with the following line of code?

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[Link](termvar + ' ' + termdef);
There are parenthesis instead of brackets.
There are parentheses instead of curly braces.
There are single quotes instead of double quotes.
The command is incorrectly capitalized.
Nothing is wrong with the code.

6. Which line of code contains a syntax error?

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2
3 (*)
4
5
 6

7. In which step to create a Greenfoot game do you find and resolve errors in the game?
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Define the problem

Design the solution
Program the solution
Test the solution (*)

8. In which step to create a Greenfoot game is the solution implemented?

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Define the problem

Design the solution
Program the solution (*)
Test the solution

9. From your Greenfoot lessons, which of the following are examples of Q/A test variations?
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Change the environment, change the programmer, change the execution

Change the execution, change the data, change the environment (*)
Change the environment, change the execution, change the language
All of the above.

The variations listed below are examples of changing what part of Q/A testing?
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Input numbers when characters are expected
Input characters when numbers are expected
Input symbols
Change the environment
Change the execution
Change the data (*)
None of the above

Test: Java Fundamentals Midterm Exam

Review the answers, results, and scores of the questions shown below. The
Correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).
 Section 2
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. Before you can begin to develop the animation storyboard, what must be defined?

The code
The debugging process
The scenario (*)
The control statements

2. From your Alice lessons, inheritance means that the superclass inherits its traits from the subclass. True or False

True
False (*)

3. In Alice, objects inherit the characteristics of their:

Code
Project
Class (*)
Program

4. From your Alice lessons, what is a one-shot procedural method?

A procedure that is invoked when the Run button is clicked.

A procedure that is used to make a scene adjustment.
A procedure that is dragged into the Code editor.
A procedure that is used to launch the program.

5. In Alice, the procedures' arguments allow the programmer to adjust the object, motion, distance amount,
false?

True (*)
False

6. Which of the
following actions
would require a
control statement
to control
animation timing?
(Select all the correct answers)
A biped object walking.
A rock object turning.
A fish swimming.
A bird flying.

7. In Alice, a computer program requires functions to tell it how to perform the procedure. True or

True
False (*)

What is considered an Alice event?

A party with at least 20 people.

The orientation of an object.
Error handling.
A keystroke or mouse click.

9. Which of the following statements about methods is false?

Classes must be defined directly within a method definition.

Methods whose return type is not void are required to include a return statement specifying
The order in which methods are listed within the class is not important.
Java does not permit nesting one method definition within another method's definition.

10. What do lines 7, 10 and 13 do in the following code?

 Export files called A, B, and num3.
Create a single file containing A, B, and the value of num3.
Print "A", "B" and the value of num3 on the screen. (*)
None of the above.

11. From your Alice lessons,

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which programming
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instruction represents the
following movement: A
turtle moves forward half
the distance to the flower.
[Link] move Forward [Link] getDistanceTo [Link] / 2.0 (*)
[Link] move Forward [Link] getDistanceTo [Link] / 0.5
[Link] moves Forward [Link] getDistanceTo [Link] / 1.0
[Link] move Forward [Link] getDistanceTo [Link] * 2

12. A loop can be infinite (continue forever) or conditional (stops upon a condition).
True or false?

True (*)
False

13. In Alice, we can avoid object collision using what?

Slowing movements down.

 Using math operators. (*)
Downloading the Alice 3 collision detector app.
Using object detection.

14. In Alice, which of the following programming statements moves the butterfly
forward, double the distance to the tree?

[Link] move forward {[Link] getDistanceTo [Link] * 2} (*)

[Link] moves backward {[Link] gets distance to [Link] * 2}
[Link] moves backward {[Link] gets the distance to [Link] / 2}
[Link] moves forward {[Link] gets the distance to [Link] / 2}

15. From your Alice lessons, what does the Count control statement do?

Executes statements a random number of times.

Executes statements simultaneously.
Executes statements a specific number of times.
Executes statements while a condition is true.

16. From your Alice lessons, if

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you examined a science
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process that had many steps,
which of the following is a
way that you could apply
functional decomposition to
this process?
1. Present the problem as an animation.
2. Further refine and define the tasks needed for each high level step.
3. Identify the high level steps for the science concept.
1. Identify the detailed steps for the science concept. Not correct
2. Present the problem as an animation.
Present the problem as an animation.
1. Identify the high level steps for the science concept.
2. Further refine and define the tasks needed for each high level step.
3. Present the problem as an animation. (*) correct

17. From your Alice lessons, the 'Checklist for Animation Completion' does not ask
questions about the scenario and storyboards, because these are not valid parts of
the animation creation process. True or false?
True
 False (*)

18. Which of the following is not a reason for why comments are helpful in an Alice
program?

Comments change the functionality of the program. (*)

Comments describe the intention of the programming instructions.
Comments can outline the programming instructions.
Comments help during debugging and testing so the tester knows how the
programming statements are supposed to work.

If the value already exists in the variable it is overwritten by the assignment.

operator (=). True or false?

True (*)
False

20. Which of the following is not a valid primitive type in Java?

boolean
String (*)
long
int
double

21. From your

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Alice
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lessons
variables
are fixed
and cannot
be
changed.
True or
false?
True
False (*)

22. Which of the following programming instructions commands the fish to continuously move forward a ra
between 0.5 and 1.0 meters, minus 0.25 meters, until it collides with the shark?
 (*)

Section 3
(Answer all the questions in this section)
23. In Greenfoot, if the condition is false in an if-statement, the code block inside the if-statement will not execute.

The programming statements are executed.

The if-statement is executed.
 The act method is deleted.
The programming statements are not executed.

24. From your Greenfoot lessons, what are the ways that you can view a class's methods?

(Select all the correct answers)

In the scenario
In the class's documentation (*)
By right-clicking on an instance (*)
In the Greenfoot gallery

25. Which type of audience should you ask to play your Greenfoot game during testing?

Testing
Target (*)
Primary
Programmer

26. When
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designing a
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game in
Greenfoot, it
helps to
define the
actions that
will take
place in a
textual
storyboard.
True or false?
True (*)
False

27. What type of parameter does the Greenfoot playSound method take?
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expect?
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name of a sound file (as String) (*)
name of an integer (as int)
name of a keyboard key (as String)
 name of the class (as String)

28. From your Greenfoot lessons, the reset button resets the
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Is the scenario back to its initial position? True or false?
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True (*)
False

29. From your Greenfoot lessons, a scenario is a game or

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simulation implemented in Greenfoot. True or false?
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True (*)
False

30. Use your Greenfoot knowledge: Abstraction occurs in many

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different ways in programming. True or false?
Points
True (*)
False

31. In Greenfoot, the

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properties of an
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instance can be
modified in the
documentation.
True or false?
True
False (*)

32. What type of Greenfoot method would be used to turn an

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object?
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orientTo( );
turnAround();
move ( );
turn( ); (*)

33. In the Greenfoot IDE, which type of variable allows

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instances to store information?
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Method variable
Instance variable (*)
 Class variable
World variable

34. From your Greenfoot lessons, to view the methods that a

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class inherits, open the code editor and select
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documentation from the Tools menu. True or false?
True (*)
False

35. In Greenfoot, a local variable is declared at the beginning

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of a class. True or false?
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True
False (*)

36. In Greenfoot,
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what happens
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if the end to a
while loop
isn't
established?
The code will keep executing and will never stop.
The code will execute once and then stop, due to controls.
in Greenfoot.
The code will prompt you to enter a loop counter.
The code will not execute.

37. From your Greenfoot lessons, which symbol represents string

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concatenation?
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Symbol &
Symbol <
Symbol =
Symbol + (*)

38. In a Greenfoot loop constructor, which component is a

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counter that controls how many times the statement is
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executed?
Local loop
While loop
Loop variable (*)
 Condition

39. In Greenfoot, objects are created from:

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Methods
Classes (*)
Signatures
Parameters

40. From your Greenfoot lessons, what is incorrect in this code

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example:
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setLocation(getX(), (int) (altitude));
Spacing
Capitalization
Parenthesis (*)
Comma

41. From your

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Greenfoot
Points
lessons
which of the
following is
an example
of changing
test data
during a
Q/A test
cycle?
Use a different operating system.
Use the mouse instead of the keyboard.
Use symbols instead of numbers.
All of the above.

42. In Greenfoot, a way to have all subclasses of a superclass inherit

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a method is by adding the method to the superclass. True or
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false?
True (*)
False
 43. In Greenfoot, defined methods must be used immediately. True
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or false?
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True
False (*)

44. Use your Greenfoot knowledge to answer the question: Where

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Are defined variables typically entered in a class's source code?
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In the defined method in the source code.
Between the constructors and methods in the source code.
After the constructors and methods in the source code.
At the top of the source code, before the constructors and
methods.

45. In Greenfoot, which method is used to add a new instance to a

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scenario when the world is initialized?
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addClass
addWorld
addObject (*)
addInstance

46. From your

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Greenfoot
Points
lessons,
where
should the
stop method
be inserted
into the
source
code?
In the defined method.
In the act method.
In the import statement.
In the class header.

47. From your Greenfoot lessons, which type of constructor can be

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used to automate creation of Actor instances?
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Animal
 World (*)
Actor
Vector

48. From your Greenfoot lessons, which axes define an object's

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position in a world?
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(Select all the correct answers)
x (*)
z
y (*)
w

49. In Greenfoot, you can use comparison operators to compare a

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variable to a random number. True or false?
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True (*)
False

50. Use your Greenfoot knowledge: What range of numbers does the
What does the following method return? Mark for Review
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[Link](30)
A random number between 1 and 30.
A random number between 0 and 30.
A random number between 0 and 29.
A random number between 1 and 29.
Section 4 - Using Eclipse
Test: Compiling with Eclipse - A First Program:
Quiz
Review the answers, results, and scores of the questions shown below. The
Correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section.
1. When Eclipse launches, the Welcome page displays. Once this page is
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closed you cannot return to the resources available on this page. True or
(1) Points
False?
True
False (*)

Eclipse provides an edit area to help you navigate a hierarchy of information.

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True or False?
Points
True
False (*)

Eclipse provides views to help you navigate a hierarchy of information. True

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or False?
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True (*)
False

4. Tabs are used when more than one file is open in the edit area. True or
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False?
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True (*)
False

5. A perspective is described as:

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A combination of views and editors (*)
A combination of views and windows
 A combination of editor tabs
None of the above

6. The ______________ is the location into which you will store and save your.
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files.
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Perspective
Workspace (*)
Editor
None of the above

True
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True (*)
False

8. Identify the components in the image below.

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A-Main Method
Class
Package
None of the above

9. In Eclipse, when you run a Java Application, the results may be displayed in
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the Console View. True or False?
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 True (*)
False

10.A package is used to organize Java related files.

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Project
Workspace
Package (*)
Collection

11. You need to compile Java code to generate a .class file

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(1) Points
Collect
Compile (*)
Package
Assemble

12. In a project, 2 of the classes must contain a main method. True or False?
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True
False (*)

13. For every opening curly brace { there must be a closing curly brace } or the
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The program will not compile without error. True or False?
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True (*)
False

Semi-colons at the end of each line are not required to compile successfully.
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True or False?
Points
True
False (*)

15. Quels symboles sont nécessaires pour qu'un compilateur ignore un commentaire ?
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Points
// (*)
 /*
*/
/*/

16. When converting gallons to liters, it's best to put the calculation result into a
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variable with a _______________ data type.
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int
double (*)
boolean
None of the above

17. Two variables are required to support a conversion of one unit of measure to
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another unit of measure. True or False?
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True (*)
False

Test: Using Object Classes and Driver

Classes: Quiz
Review the answers, results, and scores of the questions shown below. The
correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
Which of the two diagrams below illustrate the general form of a Java program?
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.
Review
(1) Points
 Example A
Example B (*)

When importing another package into a class you must import the entire package.
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. as well as the package classes that will be called. True or False?
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(1) Points
True
False (*)

Which of the following defines a driver class?

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Contains a main method and other static methods.
Contains classes that define objects.
Contains a main method, a package, static methods, and classes that define
objects.
None of the above.

Which of the following defines an object class?

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.
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Contains a main method and other static methods.
Contains classes that define objects. (*)
Contains a main method, a package, static methods, and classes that define
objects.
None of the above.

The following defines a package keyword:

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.
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Defines where this class lives relative to other classes, and provides a level of
access control.
Provides the compiler information that identifies outside classes used within
the current class.
Precedes the name of the class.

6The following defines an import keyword:

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.
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Defines where this class lives relative to other classes, and provides a level of
access control.
Provides the compiler information that identifies outside classes used within
the current class. (*)
Precedes the name of the class.

The following defines a class keyword:

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.
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Points
Defines where this class lives relative to other classes, and provides a level of
access control.
 Provides the compiler information that identifies outside classes used within
the current class.
Precedes the name of the class. (*)

Test: Programming with Data Types

and Operators: Quiz
Review the answers, the results, and the scores of the questions shown below. The
correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
Answer all the questions in this section
What is the output of the following lines of code?
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int j=7,k=5,m=8,result;
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result=j/m*k;
[Link](result);
0 (*)
4.375
0.175
280

What is the output of the following lines of code?

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.
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int j=7,k=5,m=8,result;
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result=j-k%3*m;
[Link](result);
0
16
2
-9 (*)

Which of the following is not correct Java code?

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Points
double x = [Link](16);
double x = [Link](3, 4) * 5.0;
double x=[Link]*5.0;
double x=[Link]; (*)
Which line of Java code assigns the value of 5 raised to the power of 8 to a?
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double a=15^8;
double a=[Link](5,8); (*)
int a=[Link](8,5);
int a=[Link](5,8);
double a = pow(8, 5);

Write a declaration statement that will hold a number like 2.541.

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for Review
(1) Points
char number;
int number;
float number; (*)
boolean number;

Which of the following is the name of a Java primitive data type?

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.
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Points
String
int (*)
Rectangle
Object

Which of the following is not a legal name for a variable?

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.
for Review
(1) Points
R2-D2
dgo2sleep
4geeks (*)
to be or not to be

Which of the following examples of Java code is not correct?

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.
for Review
(1) Points
 int x=6;
double d=4.5;
boolean b=1; (*)
char c='r';

Which of the following statements correctly assigns '3 times 10 to the 4th power' to the
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Variable number?
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(1) Points
double number = 3 * 10^4;
double number=3(e4);
double number=30000;
double number = 3 * 10e4;

Which line of code does not assign 3.5 to the variable x?

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0
for Review
.
Points
double x=3.5
x=3.5;
3.5 = x
x=7.0/2.0;

1Consider the following:

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1
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. You are writing a class and are using a global variable. Inside a method you declare a
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local variable with the same name as the global variable.

This programming style is poor because inside the method the global variable will have
precedence over the local variable with the same name.

True or false?
True
False (*)

What will the method methodA print to the screen?

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2
for Review
.
(1) Points
 18 (*)
15
6
3

Which line of Java code properly calculates the volume of a cone using
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3
for Review
.
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where r and h are Java primitive integers?
double V = 1/3 * 3.14 * r * r * h;

double V = (double)1 / 3 * [Link] * [Link](r, 2) * h;

double V=1/3*[Link]*[Link](r,2)*h;
double V = (double)1/3 * [Link] * [Link](2, r) * h;
double V = 1/3 * 3.14 * r(2) * h;

Given the following declaration: int z=5, m=6;

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Which line of Java code properly casts one type into another without data loss?
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double x = (double) z / m;
double x=z/m;
double x = (double)(z / m);
double x= double z/m;

Test: Using Strings: Quiz

Review the answers, results, and scores of the displayed questions.
below. The correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1 Consider the following code snippet. What is printed?
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 String river = new String("Hudson"); Points
[Link]([Link]());
6 (*)
7
8
Hudson
river

2Which of the following creates a String reference named str and

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. instantiates it?
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Points
String str;
str="str";
String s="str";
String str=new String("str"); (*)

Declaring and instantiating a String is much like any other type of

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. variable. However, once instantiated, they are final and cannot be
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changed. True or false?
(1) Points
True (*)
False

Which of the following statements declares a String object called

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. name?
for Review
Points
String name;
String name
int name;
double name;

Suppose that s1 and s2 are two strings. Which of the statements or

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. Are expressions valid?
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Points
(Select all the correct answers)
String s3 = s1 + s2;
String s3 = s1 - s2;
 s1 is less than or equal to s2

[Link](s2); (*)
int m = [Link]();

Consider the following code snippet. What is printed?

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.
for Review
Points

PoliiPolii (*)
Polii
auaacauaac
auaac
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException is thrown

What will the following code segment output?

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.
for Review
Points

"\\\\\"
\"\\\\\"
"\\" (*)
"\\\"

What will the following code segment output?

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.
for Review
Points

""\\"
""\"
""\
" (*)
"""\
""
""\
""
The following program prints 'Equal'. True or false?
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.
for Review
Points

True (*)
False

Which of the following creates a String named string?

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0
for Review
.
(1) Points
char string;
String s;
String string; (*)
String String;
String char;

Given the code below, which of the following would equate to true?
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1
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yes
Points
yes
String s3 = new String(s1);
(Select all correct answers)
s1 == s2 (*)
s1 = s2
s3 == s1
[Link](s2) (*)
[Link](s1) (*)

The String methods equals and compareTo perform the exact same
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2function. True or false?
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.
Points
True
False (*)
The == operator can be used to compare two String objects. The result
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3 is always true if the two strings are identical. True or false?
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.
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True
False (*)

The following program prints 'Equal'. True or false?

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4
for Review
.
(1) Points

True
False (*)

Given the code below, which of the following calls are valid?
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5
for Review
String s = new String("abc");
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(Select all the correct answers)
[Link]() (*)
[Link]('a', 'A') (*)
[Link](2) (*)
[Link]() (*)
[Link](1,'A')

Consider the following code snippet. What is printed?

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String ocean = new String("Atlantic Ocean");
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[Link]([Link]('a'));
0
2
3 (*)
11
12

1Consider the following code snippet. What is printed?

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 . Points

55555
87668 (*)
AtlanticPacificIndianArcticSouthern
The code does not compile.
An ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException is thrown.

1Consider the following code snippet. What is printed?

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.
(1) Points

55555
87658
AtlanticPacificIndianArcticSouthern
The code does not compile.
An ArrayIndexOutofBoundsException is thrown.

Test: Using Scanner and Conditional

Statements: Quiz
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Correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. What will be printed if the following Java code is executed?
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 0
3 (*)
4
5

2. Which of the following correctly initializes an instance of Scanner, called 'in', that
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reads input from the console screen?
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Scanner in = new Scanner([Link]); (*)
Scanner in = new Scanner("[Link]");
Scanner in = Scanner([Link]);
[Link] in = new Scanner();

3. Which of the two diagrams below illustrate the correct syntax for variables used in
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an if-else statement?
Review
(1) Points
 Example A (*)
Example B

4. In an if-else construct, the condition to be evaluated must be contained within

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parentheses. True or False?
Review
Points
True (*)
False

5. The six relational operators in Java are:

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Points
>,<,=,!,<=,>=
>,<,=,!=,=<,=>
>,<,=,!=,<=,>=
 >,<,==,!=,<=,>= (*)

6. Determine whether this boolean expression evaluates to true or false:

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!(3<4&&5>6||6<=6&&7-1==6)
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True
False (*)

7. The three logic operators in Java are:

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Points
!=,=,==
&&, ||, ! (*)
&&,!=,=
&,|,=

8. What is the difference between the symbols = and == ?

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Points
The symbol = is used in if statements and == is used in loops.
The symbol == is used to assign values to variables and the = is used in
declarations.
The = is used to assign values to variables and the == compares values.
There is no difference.

9. In Java, each case segment of a switch statement requires the keyword break to avoid
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falling through
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Points
True (*)
False

The following code fragment properly implements the switch statement. True or
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[Link]?
Review
Points
default(input)
switch '+'
answer+=num;
break;
case '-' :
 answer-=num;
break;
!default
Invalid input
True
False (*)

How would you use the ternary operator to rewrite this if statement?
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Review
if (skillLevel > 5)
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numberOfEnemies = 10;
else
numberOfEnemies = 5;
( skillLevel > 5) ? 5 : 10
if skillLevel is less than 5, then 10 else 5
( skillLevel >= 5) ? 5 : 10;
( skillLevel >= 5) ? 10 : 5
( skillLevel > 5) ? 10 : 5;

How would you use the ternary operator to rewrite this if statement?
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2.
Review
if (gender == "male")
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Mr.
else
Ms.
[Link]( (gender == "male") ? "Mr." : "Ms." ); (*)
[Link]( (gender == "male") ? "Ms." : "Mr." );
(gender == "male") ? "Mr." : "Ms." ;
Mr.

Test: Using Program Control

Statements: Quiz
Review the answers, results, and scores of the questions shown below. The
Correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. What is a loop?
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Points
 A keyword used to skip over the remaining code.
A set of logic that is repeatedly executed until a certain condition is met.
(*)
A segment of code that may only ever be executed once per call of the
program.
None of the above.

2. It is necessary to end all loops at some point in your Java program. True or
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false?
Points
True (*)
False

3. Which of the following are types of loops in Java?

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Points
(Select all correct answers)
while (*)
if/else
do-while (*)
for (*)

4. What is the function of the word 'break' in Java?

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Points
It exits the current loop or case statement.
It continues onto the next line of code.
It stops the program from running.
It does not exist in Java.

5. Identify which situation could be an example of a while loop.

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Points
Taking coins out of a pile one at a time and adding their value to the
total until there are no more coins in the pile to add.
Attending class while school is not over for the day.
Petting each animal at the pet store one at a time until all the animals are petted.
have been petted.
All of the above.

6. What is one significant difference between a while loop and a do-while loop?
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loop?
 (1) Points
There is no difference between a DO-WHILE loop and a WHILE loop.
A DO-WHILE loop does not exist in Java and a WHILE loop does.
A DO-WHILE loop includes an int that serves as a counter and a
WHILE loop does not.
A DO-WHILE loop will always execute the code at least once, even if
the conditional statement for the WHILE is never true. A WHILE loop is
only executed if the conditional statement is true.

7. A counter used in a for loop cannot be initialized within the For loop
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statement. True or False?
Points
True
False (*)

8. The syntax below represents a valid initialization of a for loop counter. True
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or False?
(1) Points
public class ForLoop {
public static void main (String args[])
{
for (int i=10; i <20; i++)
[Link]("i: " + i);
}
}
True (*)
False

9. For both the if-else construct and the for loop, it is true to say that when the
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If the condition statement is met, the construct is exited. True or False?
Points
True
False (*)

10. In a for loop, the counter is automatically incremented after each loop.
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iteration. True or False?
Points
True
False (*)

11. Which of the following correctly initializes a for loop that executes 5 times?
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Points
for(int i = 0; i == 6; i++)
for(int i = 1; i < 6; i++) (*)
for(int i = 0; i < 5; I++)
for(int i = 1; i < 5; i++)
 Section 6 - Using Arrays and Exceptions
Test: Using Arrays: Quiz
Review the answers, results, and scores of the questions shown below. The
correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. Which of the following statements is a valid array declaration?
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Points
(Select all the correct answers)
int number();
float average[]; (*)
double[] marks; (*)
counter int[];

2. The following array declaration is valid:

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int[] y = new int[5];
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True (*)
False

3. Which of the following declares a one-dimensional array named "score" of type

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int that can hold 9 values?
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int score;
int[] score;
int[] score=new int[9]; (*)
int score=new int[9];

4. Which of the following declares and initializes a one-dimensional array named

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words of size 10 so that all entries can be Strings?
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String words=new String[10];
char words=new char[10];
 char[] words=new char[10];
String[] words=new String[10]; (*)

5. Which of the following declares and initializes a two-dimensional array?

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(1) Points
int[][] array={{1,1,1},{1,1,1},{1,1,1}}; (*)
int[] array={{1,1,1},{1,1,1},{1,1,1}};
int[][] array={1,1,1},{1,1,1},{1,1,1};
int[][] array={1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1};

6. What is the output of the following segment of code?

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Points

222220
0 (*)
220
2
This code does not compile.

7. What is the output of the following segment of code?

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Points

1286864
643432
262423242322
666666 (*)
This code does not compile.

8. Which of the following declares and initializes a two dimensional array named
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values with 2 rows and 3 columns where each element is a reference to an
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 Object? Points
String[][] values={"apples","oranges","pears"};
String[][] values = new String[3][2];
String[][] values=new String[2][3]; (*)
String[][] values;

9. Which of the following declares and initializes a two dimensional array where
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Is each element a reference type?
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String words=new String[10];
char[][] words;
char[][] words = new char[10][4];
String[][] words=new String[10][3]; (*)

Which of the following statements print every element of the one-dimensional?

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array prices to the screen?
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for(int i=0; i < [Link]; i++){[Link](prices[i]);} (*)
[Link]([Link]);
for(int i=1; i <= [Link]; i++){[Link](prices[i]);}
for(int i=0; i <= [Link]; i++){[Link](prices[i]);}

What is the output of the following segment of code?

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753
6
7766554433221
7531 (*)
This code does not compile.

The following creates a reference in memory named y that can refer to five
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Different integers via an index. True or false?
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int[] y = new int[5];
 True (*)
False

The following creates a reference in memory named z that can refer to seven
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different doubles via an index. True or false?
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double z[] = new double[7];
True (*)
False

What is the output of the following segment of code if the command line
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arguments are "apples oranges pears"?
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apples
pears (*)
oranges
args
This code does not compile.

What is the output of the following segment of code if the command line
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arguments are "apples oranges pears"?
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0
1
2
3 (*)
This code does not compile.

What will be the content of array variable table after executing the following
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. code?
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000
000
000
100
010
the correct one
1 0 0 is not correct
110
111
001
010
100

What is the output of the following segment of code?

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1286864 (*)
643432
262423242322
666666
This code does not compile.

18 After execution of the following statement, which of the following are true?
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int number[] = new int[5];
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number[0] is undefined
number[4] is null
number[2] is 0 (*)
 [Link]() is 6

The following array declaration is valid. True or false?

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int x[] = int[10];
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True
False (*)

Test: Sorting and Searching: Quiz

Review the answers, results, and scores of the questions shown below. The
Correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. Which of the following best describes lexicographical order?
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A simple sorting algorithm that is inefficient on large arrays.
An order based on the ASCII value of characters. (*)
A complex sorting algorithm that is efficient on large arrays.
The order of indices after an array has been sorted.

2. Which of the following is the correct lexicographical order for the contents of
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the int array {17, 1, 1, 83, 50, 28, 29, 3, 71, 22}
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{71, 1, 3, 28,29, 50, 22, 83, 1, 17}
{83, 71, 50, 29, 28, 22, 17, 3, 1, 1}
{1, 1, 17, 22, 28, 29, 3, 50, 71, 83}
{1, 2, 7, 0, 9, 5, 6, 4, 8, 3}
{1, 1, 3, 17, 22, 28, 29, 50, 71, 83} (*)

3. Bubble Sort is a sorting algorithm that involves swapping the smallest value
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into the first index, finding the next smallest value and swapping it into the
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next index and so on until the array is sorted. True or false?
True
False (*)

4. Which of the following sort algorithms was used to sort the char array {'M',
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'S', 'A', 'T', 'H'}. The steps are shown below: {'M', 'S', 'A', 'T', 'H'} {'M', 'A',
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'S', 'T', 'H'} {'A', 'M', 'S', 'T', 'H'} {'A', 'M', 'S', 'H', 'T'} {'A', 'M', 'H', 'S', 'T'}
 {'A', 'H', 'M', 'S', 'T'}
Selection Sort
Merge Sort
Bubble Sort (*)
Sequential Search
Binary Search

False
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True
False (*)

6. Selection sort is a sorting algorithm that involves finding the minimum value
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in the list, swapping it with the value in the first position, and repeating these
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steps for the remainder of the list. True or false?
True (*)
False

False.
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True
False (*)

8. Which searching algorithm involves using a low, middle, and high index
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value to find the location of a value in a sorted set of data (if it exists)?
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Sequential Search
Merge Sort
Selection Sort
Binary Search (*)
All of the above

9. A sequential search is an iteration through the array that stops at the index
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where the desired element is found. True or false?
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True (*)
False
 10. Why might a sequential search be inefficient?
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It utilizes the "divide and conquer" method, which makes the algorithm
more error prone.
It requires incrementing through the entire array in the worst case, which
is inefficient on large data sets.
It involves looping through the array multiple times before finding the
value, which is inefficient on large data sets.
It is never inefficient.

11. Big-O Notation is used in Computer Science to describe the performance of

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Sorts and Searches on arrays. True or false?
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True (*)
False

12. Of the options below, what is the fastest run-time?

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n
n squared
lg(n) (*)
n*lg(n)

Test: Handling Errors: Quiz

Review the answers, the results, and the scores of the questions shown below. The
Correct answers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Section 1
(Answer all the questions in this section)
1. Which of the following would give you an array index out of bounds?
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exception?
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Misspelling a variable name somewhere in your code.
Referring to an element of an array that is at an index less than the length
of the array minus one.
Using a single equal symbol to compare the value of two integers.
Referring to an element of an array that is at an index greater than the
length of that array minus one.
Unintentionally placing a semicolon directly after initializing a for loop.
What exception message indicates that a variable may have been misspelled?
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somewhere in the program?
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variableName cannot be resolved to a variable (*)
method methodName(int) is undefined for the type className
Syntax error, insert ";" to complete statement
All of the above

3. Which of the following defines an Exception?

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A very severe non-fixable problem with interpreting and running your
code.
Code that has no errors and therefore runs smoothly.
A problem that can be corrected or handled by your code.
An interpreter reading your code.

4. What do exceptions indicate in Java?

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(Select all correct answers)
The code has considered and dealt with all possible cases.
A mistake was made in your code.
There are no errors in your code.
Exceptions do not indicate anything, their only function is to be thrown.
The code was not written to handle all possible conditions.

5. Which line of code shows the correct way to throw an exception?

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new throw Exception("Array index is out of bounds");
throw new Exception("Array index is out of bounds"); (*)
throw Exception("Array index is out of bounds");
throws new Exception("Array index is out of bounds");

6. What does the interpreter look for when an exception is thrown?

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It does not look for anything. It just keeps reading through your code.
It does not look for anything. It stops interpreting your code.
 The end of the code.
A catch statement in the code.

7. Which of the following would be a correct way to handle an index out of bounds?
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bounds exception?
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(Select all the correct answers)
Throw the exception and catch it. In the catch, set the index to the index
of the array closest to the one that was out of bounds.
Do nothing, it will fix itself.
Throw the exception that prints out an error message. There is no need to
have the catch handle the exception if it has already been thrown.
Rewrite your code to avoid the exception by not allowing the use of an
index that is not inside the array. (*)

A computer company has one million dollars to give as a bonus to the

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employees, and they wish to distribute it evenly amongst them.
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The company writes a program to calculate the amount each employee
receives, given the number of employees.

Unfortunately, the employees all went on strike before they heard about the
bonus. This means that the company has zero employees.

What will happen to the program if the company enters 0 into the employment
number?
(Select all the correct answers)
An unfixable error will occur.
The program will calculate that each employee will receive zero dollars
because there are zero employees.
An exception will occur because it is not possible to divide by zero.
The programmers will have proven their worth in the company because
without them the company wrote faulty code.