CLASS - VI | CHAPTER -Loops using block coding ( SOLVED WORKSHEET)

CLASS - VI

CHAPTER - Loops using block coding

Worksheets

Objective Type Questions

Question 1 The if the statement is used to execute some code if a statement is

true.

Option 1 True

Option 2 False

Answer: Option 1

Question 2 An else statement should always be after an if statement which

executes when the code is false.

Option 1 True

Option 2 False

Answer: Option 1

Question 3 A while loop statement repeatedly executes a statement as long as

the condition remains true

Option 1 True

Option 2 False

Answer: Option 1

Question 4 Without a statement that eventually evaluates the while loop

condition to false, the loop will continue indefinitely

Option 1 True

Option 2 False

Answer: Option 1

Question 5 A for loop executes for a specific number of times

Option 1 True

Option 2 False

Answer: Option 1

Question 6 A continue statement is used to skip all the remaining statements in

the loop and moves the control back to the top of the loop.

Option 1 True

Option 2 False

Answer: Option 1

Question 7 When a break statement is encountered inside a loop, the loop is

immediately terminated, and the program execution moves on to the

next statement in the loop.

Option 1 True

Option 2 False

Answer: Option 1

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Question 8 Doing something over and over again or repeating code is called as

Option 1 Code

Option 2 loop

Option 3 Program

Option 4 Bug

Answer: Option 2

Question 9 Which is the correct operator for equality testing?

Option 1 ==

Option 2 =

Option 3 !=

Option 4 +=

Answer: Option 1

Question 10 What is the output of the below pseudocode?

Option 1 5

Option 2 10

Option 3 15

Option 4 0

count = 0;

sum = 0;

while (count < 5)

{

 sum = sum + count;

 count = count + 1;

}

print sum;

Answer: Option 1

Question 11 Which letter won’t print while running the below pseudocode?

Option 1 ‘d’

Option 2 ‘c’

Option 3 ‘n’

Option 4 ‘o’

for letter in "coding":

 if letter == "i":

 break

 print(letter)

print("End")

Answer: Option 3

Question 12 Which letter won’t print while running the below pseudocode?

Option 1 ‘g’

Option 2 ‘o’

Option 3 ‘d’

Option 4 ‘i’

for letter in "coding":

 if letter == "i":

 continue

 print(letter)

print("End")

Answer: Option 4