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Class XI First Term Computer Science Weekly Test 2022-23 Sample Question Paper

Time: 60 Minutes Maximum Marks: 30


1. Identify the correct statement. [1]
a) Python data types are int, str, float and logical
b) Python data types are int, char, float and complex
c) Python data types are int, str, float and bool
d) Python data types are int, str, real and complex

2. Identify the list containing only incorrect identifier names. [1]


a) while, import, elif, else
b) while, ImPort, elif, else
c) while, import, ElIf, else
d) while, import, elif, ELSE

3. Identify the list containing only relational operators. [1]


a) >=, +=, <=, ==
b) ==, !=, *=, >=
e) >=, ==, !=, /=
d) >=, !=, ==, >=

4. Identify the expression that checks single character string variable ch contains an alphabet. [1]
a) 'A'<=ch<='z'
b) 'a'<=ch<='z' or 'A'<=ch<='Z'
c) A<=ch<=Z or a<=ch<=z
d) ch>='A' and ch<='Z' and ch>='a' and ch<='z'

5. Identify the list containing only string methods: [1]


a) isdigit(), upper(), tolower(), isalpha()
b) isalpha(), toupper(), isdigit(), lower()
c) isalpha(), isdigit(), upper(), lower()
d) isupper(), islower(), isspecial(), isalnum()

6. print(2022 and 'FAIPS' or 47.5) will display [1]


a) Error message
b) 2022
c) FAIPS
d) 47.5

7. Identify the data types of the expressions given below: [2]


a) '***'*3 b) 100/4 c) 100//4 d) 256**0.5

8. Rewrite the complete Python script after removing all the errors: [2]
n=eval('Input an integer? ')
if n==0
print(n, 'Zero')
elif n>0:
print(n, Positive)
else n<0:
print(n, 'Negative')

9. Suppose number is a variable containing a positive value. Write all the possible Python statements to
display number4. [2]

10. With suitable examples write two differences between run-time error and logical error. [2]
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Class XI First Term Computer Science Weekly Test 2022-23 Sample Question Paper
11. What will be the output of following code [3]
x, y, z=2, 3, 5
x*=y+z
y*=z+x
z*=x+y
print(x, y, z)
x+=x+y+z
y+=x+y+z
z+=x+y+z
print(x, y, z)

12. Write a Python script to input Roll Number (integer), Student Name (string), Theory Marks (float -
out of 70), Practical Marks (float - out of 30) and Weekly Test marks (float - out of 80). Calculate
Term total as Theory Marks + Practical Marks and Grand Total as 80% of Term total + 25% of
Weekly test. Display all the values stored in all the variables on the screen.
[3]
roll=int(input('Roll? '))
name=input('Name? ')
theo=float(input('Theory [0-70]? '))
prac=float(input('Practical [0-30]? '))
wtest=float(input('Weekly Test [0-80]? '))
ttot=theo+prac
gtot=0.80*ttot+0.25*wtest
print('Roll=',roll)
print('Name=',name)
print('Theory Marks=',theo)
print('Practical Marks=',prac)
print('Weekly Test Marks=',wtest)
print('Term Total=',ttot)
print('Grand Total=',gtot)

13. Write a Python script to input a single character string. If the inputted string contains single
character, then toggle the case of an alphabetic character (uppercase converted to lowercase and
vice-versa). If the string contains more than one characters or does not contain any character, then
display an appropriate message. Don't use any string methods.
[3]
ch=input('Input a single character? ')
if len(ch)==1:
if 'A'<=ch<='Z': #if ch>='A' and ch<='Z':
ch=chr(ord(ch)+32)
elif 'a'<=ch<='z': #if ch>='a' and ch<='z':
ch=chr(ord(ch)-32)
print(ch)
else:
print('Invalid Input!')

14. Write a Python script to input name, telephone number and number of telephone calls in a month.
Calculate amount due based on the table given below:
Number of Calls Amount due
<=100 Telephone rent
>100 and <=300 Telephone rent + Rs 1.25 * (number calls - 100)
>300 and <=600 Telephone rent + 250 + Rs. 1.50 * (number calls - 300)
>600 Telephone rent + 700 + Rs. 1.75 * (number calls - 600)

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Class XI First Term Computer Science Weekly Test 2022-23 Sample Question Paper
Telephone rent is Rs. 200 per month. Display the name, the telephone number, number of calls and
amount due on the screen. [3]

name=input('Name? ')
tele=int(input('Telephone Number? '))
call=int(input('Number of Calls? '))
if call<=100: amtdue=200
elif 100<call<=300: amtdue=200+1.25*(call-100)
elif 300<call<=600: amtdue=450+1.50*(call-300)
elif call>600: amtdue=900+1.75*(call-600)
print('Name=',name)
print('Telephone Number=',tele)
print('Number of Calls=',call)
print('Amount Due=',amtdue)

15. Write a Python script to input an integer n; find the sum of the series given below and display the
sum on the screen:
53+103+153+…+(5n-5)3+(5n)3 [3]
n=int(input('Input an integer? n=int(input('Input an integer?
')) '))
k, s=5, 0 k, s=1, 0
while k<=5*n: while k<=n:
print(k**3) #optional t=5*k
s+=k**3 print(t**3) #optional
k+=5 s+=t**3
print('Sum=', s) k+=1
print('Sum=', s)

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