Question 2 MCQ · 0.0 marks
Useful Data has been mentioned above.
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Computational Thinking · Quiz 1 · Jan 2026
Computational Thinking · Quiz 1 · Jan 2026
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Question 3 MCQ · 4.0 marks
The following procedure is executed using the **Scores** dataset.
What does the procedure **Mystery("M")** compute?
The average Physics score of all students
The average Physics score of male students
The total score of male students
The total Physics score of male students
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Question 4 MCQ · 4.0 marks
The following pseudocode is executed using the **Scores** table. At the end of the execution, the
variable **CountBA** captures the number of students with total marks less than average total marks
and below average in exactly one subject. Assume that the variable **AvgT** holds the value of
average total marks. Similarly, the variables **AvgP**, **AvgC** and **AvgM** hold the value of average
marks of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics respectively. Choose the correct choice to complete
the pseudocode.
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Question 5 MCQ · 6.0 marks
Based on the **Scores** dataset, the Procedure **highTotal(S)** returns **True** if student name **'S'** has a
**TOTAL score greater than 180**. Choose the correct pseudocode for Procedure **highTotal(S)**.
(Consider all students have distinct names)
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Question 6 MCQ · 6.0 marks
What does the given pseudocode achieve using the **Words** table?
Bins the rows in the **Words** table into four tables based on word length
Bins the rows in the **Words** table into four tables based on whether the word
has more vowels or more consonants
Bins the rows in the **Words** table into four tables based on the ratio of vowels
to total letters
Bins the rows in the **Words** table into four tables based on whether the word
contains only vowels
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Question 7 MCQ · 6.0 marks
The following pseudocode is executed using the **Shopping bills** dataset to find the number of bills
with one of the top three total bill amounts. Choose the correct code block to complete the
pseudocode.
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Question 8 MSQ · 4.0 marks
The following procedure is executed using the **Shopping Bills** dataset. Choose all the correct
options given below.
The procedure ignores all bills from shops other than SV Stores
Bills from SV Stores with amount ≥ 400 do not affect either
or
The value stored in
depends on the order of cards in Pile 1
represents the number of SV Stores bills whose total amount is strictly
less than 400
At the end of execution, **(sum/count)** will give the average total bill amount of
all bills from SV Stores
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Question 9 MCQ · 4.0 marks
The following procedure finds the highest amount of bill generated at **Sun General** from the
**Shopping Bills** dataset. But the programmer may have made mistakes in one or more steps.
Identify all such steps (if any)
Step 1. Arrange all cards in a single pile called Pile 1
Step 2. Maintain a variable **max** and initialize it to 0
Step 3. If Pile 1 is empty then stop the iteration
Step 4. Read the top card in Pile 1
Step 5. If the shop name is **Sun General** and **max > total bill amount** then store total bill amount
in **max**
Step 6. Move the current card to another pile called Pile 2 and repeat from step 3
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
No mistake
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Question 10 MSQ · 6.0 marks
Consider the following pseudocode operating on **Scores** dataset.
Which of the following statements are true?
The algorithm counts the number of ordered pairs of students having the
same
and
.
Each pair of students with the same
and
is counted exactly once.
The algorithm avoids comparing a student with itself.
The final value of
depends on the initial ordering of rows in Table1.
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Question 11 MSQ · 5.0 marks
Consider the **Olympics** dataset. The following pseudocode is executed:
Which of the following must be true after execution?
**silver_count** equals the number of silver medals awarded to male athletes
during Olympics hosted by USA.
If **gender_check** equals **silver_count**, then all silver medal winners during
Olympics hosted by USA were male
**silver_count** equals the number of silver medals awarded to athletes during
Olympics hosted by USA.
**silver_count** counts the total number of silver medals won by athletes who
are from USA.
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Question 12 NAT · 5.0 marks
The following pseudocode is executed using a dataset similar to the "Words" dataset, based on the
paragraph below.
"Patience and persistence often unlock hidden potential."
Ignore case while comparing letters.
What will be the value of **Score** at the end of execution?
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