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    This document provides a review checklist for a final examination on June 22, 2023. It outlines the four parts of the exam including the format, categories, allotted time and topics covered. Part 1 involves true and false questions testing knowledge and understanding of computer components and programming concepts. Part 2 contains multiple choice and matching questions on control structures and conventions. Part 3 is short answer questions defining loops and investigating code. Part 4 requires applying skills to detect and correct errors in programs and rewrite Python code.

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    This document provides a review checklist for a final examination on June 22, 2023. It outlines the four parts of the exam including the format, categories, allotted time and topics covered. Part 1 involves true and false questions testing knowledge and understanding of computer components and programming concepts. Part 2 contains multiple choice and matching questions on control structures and conventions. Part 3 is short answer questions defining loops and investigating code. Part 4 requires applying skills to detect and correct errors in programs and rewrite Python code.

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    Final Examination Review Checklist

    EXAM DATE: Thursday, June 22, 2023

    STUDY REFERENCE:
     YOUR NOTES AND COURSE HANDOUTS
     A COPY OF ALL LESSONS AND READINGS.

    FORMAT
    Achievement Chart Allotted Time
    PART
    Category Marks (suggested)
    Part I: True False Knowledge & Understanding 25 25 Minutes
    Part II: Multiple Choice & Matching Thinking 25 25 Minutes
    Part III: Prediction- Short Answers Communication 20 25 Minutes
    Part IV : Trace/write code Application 30 35 Minutes

    Part A: Knowledge/Understanding (25 marks) 25 True/ False Questions (Definition, Terms,


    Concepts)

    Understanding Components (Internal Components, peripherals devices & types of computers)

    Introduction to Programming: (Definition, Terms, Concepts)


     Problem solving (Algorithm - Flowchart)
     Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
     Python Programming (conventions)
    o Logical expressions
    o Functions
    o Variable
    o Python Data types
    o Assignment

    Part B: Thinking/Inquiry - 25 Multiple Choice/matching Questions (marks 25)

     Control structures (sequence, selection, and repetition) to predict which lines of code will be
    executed/outputted on the screen.
     Python conventions (comments, file extension, data types and keywords)

    Part C: Communication (20 marks) – Written Response (definition)

     For and while loop (structure)


     Investigate Python source code then answer questions.

    Part D: Application (30 marks) - applying concepts and skills and making connections

     Detect and correct errors in programs using trace tables


     rewrite python codes so that the program runs without errors

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