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This document contains a 35 question multiple choice exam on computer programming concepts. The questions cover topics like algorithms, programming paradigms, the program development cycle, flowcharts, and components of the programming process. Students are asked to identify examples, definitions, and applications of key computer science concepts.

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4th - Computer 6

This document contains a 35 question multiple choice exam on computer programming concepts. The questions cover topics like algorithms, programming paradigms, the program development cycle, flowcharts, and components of the programming process. Students are asked to identify examples, definitions, and applications of key computer science concepts.

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Fourth Quarterly Exam

COMPUTER 6
Name: ___________________________________________ Score:___________
Direction: Read the questions carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. What are the programs that specify steps of operations for a computer to follow in order to
perform task?
a. Algorithm
b. Series of instructions
c. Computer program
2. What do you call the instructions that a computer follows to solve a problem or finish a task?
a. Algorithm
b. Series of instructions
c. Computer program
3. It is the manner and method of solving a problem and writing a computer program to arrive at a
solution.
a. Series of instructions
b. Information processing
c. Programming paradigm
4. This paradigm makes use of a series of step-by-step operations on a set of variables. First do
this and then do that is the basic phrase in this paradigm.
a. Imperative Programming
b. Object-oriented Programming
c. Functional Programming
5. This paradigm emphasizes the components of a program, rather than actions performed by the
program.
a. Imperative Programming
b. Object-oriented Programming
c. Functional Programming
6. What are the components of a program called?
a. Logic
b. Objects
c. Classes
7. Which of the following is an example of an imperative paradigm?
a. Smalltalk
b. Phython
c. Haskell
8. Which of the following is an example of an object-oriented paradigm?
a. Smalltalk
b. Phython
c. Haskell
9. A “what – oriented” paradigm that emphasizes the problem to be solved rather than the steps
needed to produce an outcome.
a. Logic programming
b. Functional programming
c. Object – Oriented programming
10. This computing paradigm is also known as a rule-based programming solves a problem by
following the logic of the rule set by a program.
a. Logic programming
b. Functional programming
c. Object – oriented programming
11. Used by object-based programs and involves the manipulation of abstract symbols.
a. Logic programming
b. Symbolic programming
c. Non-symbolic programming
12. Used by a functional program that computes the average final grade of each student in a class.
a. Logic programming
b. Symbolic programming
c. Non-symbolic programming
13. What is the data that users enter into computers and which need to be processed?
a. Input
b. Output
c. Information
14. What is the information produced by the computer program after processing data?
a. Input
b. Output Program in
problem
c. Information source code
15 – 17 Complete the chart

18. In order for the source code to be executed by the computer, it must be translated into a
format that the computer can understand. This format is the …
a. Source code
b. Compiler
c. Machine language code
19. It is the translation of the entire source code into machine code using a compiler.
a. Compilation
b. Byte code
c. Compiler program
20. It used to translate source code written in high-level language into a machine code.
a. Compilation
b. Byte code
c. Compiler program
21. When using a computer, a problem can be solved using a solution in the form of a computer
program. The process of writing this program is called…
a. Problem definition
b. Design of data structure
c. Program development cycle
22 – 29 Match the following
a. Problem definition
b. Problem analysis
c. Design of data structure
d. Design of the algorithm
e. Coding
f. Program testing
g. Program documentation
h. Program maintenance
22. The step where modifications are done _____
23. Writing the source code for the program _____
24. The problem to be solved is defined _____
25. The program is tested to find errors _____
26. Writing the documentation for the program ______
27. Determining the most effective and efficient approach in solving a problem _____
28. The most crucial stage in problem solving _____
29. Determining the types of data structure that will be used in a program_____

30. What is the graphic representation of an algorithm?


a. Map
b. Diagram
c. Flowchart
31. Which of the following symbol is used to signify the beginning or the end of the program?

32. Which of the following connects symbols and signify the flow or sequence operations?
a. Preparation symbol
b. Processing symbol
c. Arrows
33. What is the meaning of this symbol ?
a. Denotes preparatory action
b. Connects one part of a flowchart to another
c. Used for branching statements
34. What is the name of this symbol ?
a. Terminal symbol
b. Input/output symbol
c. Processing symbol
35. Which of the following is the symbol for preparation?

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