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 ANS: F

10. IDLE is an alternative method to using a text editor to write, execute, and test a Python program.

ANS: T

MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. Programs are commonly referred to as

a. system software
b. software
c. application software
d. utility programs
ANS: B

2. Which of the following is considered to be the world's first programmable electronic computer?
a. IBM
b. Dell
c. ENIAC
d. Gateway
ANS: C

3. Where does a computer store a program and the data that the program is working with while the
program is running?
a. in main memory
b. in the CPU
c. in secondary storage
d. in the microprocessor
ANS: A

4. What type of volatile memory is usually used only for temporary storage while running a program?
a. ROM
b. TMM
c. RAM
d. TVM
ANS: C

5. Which of the following is not a microprocessor manufacturing company?

a. Intel
b. Dell
c. AMD
d. Motorola
ANS: B

6. Which computer language uses short words known as mnemonics for writing programs?
a. Assembly
 b. Java
c. Pascal
d. Visual Basic
ANS: A

7. The process known as the __________ cycle is used by the CPU to execute instructions in a program.
a. decode-fetch-execute
b. decode-execute-fetch
c. fetch-decode-execute
d. fetch-execute-decode
ANS: C

8. Which language is referred to as a low-level language?

a. C++
b. Assembly language
c. Java
d. Python
ANS: B

9. The following is an example of an instruction written in which computer language?

10110000
a. Assembly language
b. Java
c. machine language
d. C#
ANS: C

10. The encoding technique used to store negative numbers in the computer's memory is called
a. Unicode
b. ASCII
c. floating-point notation
d. two's complement
ANS: D

11. The __________ coding scheme contains a set of 128 numeric codes that are used to represent
characters in the computer's memory.
a. Unicode
b. ASCII
c. ENIAC
d. two's complement
ANS: B

12. The smallest storage location in a computer's memory is known as a

a. byte
b. ketter
c. switch
 d. bit
ANS: D

13. What is the largest value that can be stored in one byte?
a. 255
b. 128
c. 8
d. 65535
ANS: A

14. The disk drive is a secondary storage device that stores data by __________ encoding it onto a
spinning circular disk.
a. electrically
b. magnetically
c. digitally
d. optically
ANS: B

15. A __________ has no moving parts and operates faster than a traditional disk drive.
a. DVD drive
b. solid state drive
c. jumper drive
d. hyper drive
ANS: B

16. Which of the following is not a major component of a typical computer system?
a. the CPU
b. main memory
c. the operating system
d. secondary storage devices
ANS: C

17. Which type of error prevents the program from running?

a. syntax
b. human
c. grammatical
d. logical
ANS: A

18. What is the decimal value of the following binary number?

10011101
a. 157
b. 8
c. 156
d. 28
ANS: C
MULTIPLE RESPONSE

1. Select all that apply. To create a Python program you can use
a. a text editor
b. a word processor if you save your file as a .docx
c. IDLE
d. Excel
ANS: A, C

COMPLETION

1. A(n) ___________ is a set of instructions that a computer follows to perform a task.

ANS: program

2. The term ___________ refers to all the physical devices that make up a computer.

ANS: hardware

3. The __________ is the part of the computer that actually runs programs and is the most important
component in a computer.

ANS: central processing unit, CPU

4. A disk drive stores data by __________ encoding it onto a circular disk.

ANS: magnetically

5. __________ are small central processing unit chips.

ANS: Microprocessors

6. __________ is a type of memory that can hold data for long periods of time, even when there is no
power to the computer.

ANS: Secondary storage

7. Main memory is commonly known as __________.

ANS: random-access memory, RAM

8. USB drives store data using __________ memory.

ANS: flash

9. The Python __________ is a program that can read Python programming statements and execute them.

ANS: interpreter
10. In __________ mode, the interpreter reads the contents of a file that contains Python statements and
executes each statement.

ANS: script
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 Ciervo herido no desea la fuente
Con tal deseo qual yo de veros siento:
El gran reposo de mi contentamiento
Hallar no puedo sinó por esta puente:
Más tarde viene dia tan desseado,
Mercado caro con mucho suspirar;
Tarde ó temprano yo sé que ha de llegar
Si mi camino por muerte no es cerrado.
De esta esperanza no puedo ser echado
Pues mi desseo de honesto bien me viene,
Y cosa al mundo se que no detiene
Sinó el querer que nunca me habeys dado:
Mi pensamiento no pierde solo un punto
De contemplar cómo podría ser;
Mas no es possible: fáltame el merecer
Bivo en vos, y para mí defunto.
Un alto cerro de males me detiene
Y al otro cabo tengo el contentamiento;
Menoscabar podrá el querer que siento
Si el vuestro mueve y no muestra que viene:
Mi fantasía subir á lo alto piensa
Por donde yo su gran caida temo,
Que á todo extremo es dado un otro extremo,
Y en baxo estado no es grave la ofensa.
De cada hora estoy rogando á Dios
De lo que en vos está la mayor parte,
Que mi querer haya en el vuestro parte
Y que amor ponga el suyo todo en vos;
Haciendo esto sabríades dextremos;
Mas yo no veo en vos donde estén puestos;
Su pasion entra en lugares dispuestos
Y contrastarles se puede y no queremos.
Nuevas de vos más que la muerte temo,
Que por un cabo dudo de vuestro olvido,
De otro el desseo de saber ma vencido;
De cada pa te a f ego do me q emo
De cada parte ay fuego do me quemo:
No es en vos complir lo que yo pido,
Nunca queráis á vos mismo forzaros,
Porqués forzado con amor consejaros
Que en los dos puntos está mi bien cumplido.
No harán cosa en vuestro desservicio
Mis pensamientos ni dél se mudarán;
Mas á firmeza sujetos estarán,
Que assí los quiere amor en su servicio:
Destas razones si algun pesar habéis
Sin amor sois ó no sabéys que quiere;
No seréis firme si este mal hos hiere;
Lo que es movible por seguro ternéis.
Si quanto debo de vos yo no confío
Mi gran querer me trae en este zelo,
No porque temo vuestra virtud un pelo,
Mas sois tan alta que de mi desconfío:
Ved que locura es la que tengo en esto
De vuestro espejo soy tan envidioso
Que de vos mismo me hace ser zeloso
Sin pensamiento de acto deshonesto.
TRADUCCIÓN DE JORGE DE MONTEMAYOR.
 Con sed el caminante no desea
Lo medio que yo á vos la clara fuente,
Al bien que el alma y cuerpo señorea,
Jamas podré pasar por otra puente;
El día tarda mucho aun que así sea,
Y cómprolo á mi costa caramente,
Mas él ha de llegar tarde ó temprano
Si muerte no le estorba y va á la mano.
No puedo de esperanza ser privado,
Pues como el mayor bien á vos deseo,
Y cosa no os estorba haberme dado
Vuestro querer, el cual jamas poseo;
Si yo en mi pensamiento os he alojado,
Imaginando ver lo que no veo,
Sin él no puede haber deleite junto,
Y todo, si no es él, será difunto.
Delante de mí está un monte de dolores
En ver que nadie basta á contentarme;
Menoscabar podría mis amores,
Los vuestros no queriendo remediarme:
Yo bajo si ellos bajan á menores
Y si de alto caen no hay curarme;
Así que cierto su caida temo,
Que á todo extremo es dado otro extremo.
Mil veces me veréis á Dios rogando,
La cosa que está en vos muy grande parte
Y el gran poder de amor está invocando
Que alcance mi querer del vuestro parte:
Y entónces iréis su extremo experimentando,
Si en vos hallan lugar por algun arte,
Porque en el más dispuesto entrarse vemos,
Pudiendo contrastalle no queremos.
Por una parte con temor de olvido
Saber nuevas de vos, señora, temo,
Por otra por sabello estoy perdido:
¿A c ál i é si en ambas a do q emo?
 ¿A cuál iré si en ambas ardo y quemo?
Mas nunca hallo en vos cosa que pido,
Aunque queráis hacello por extremo:
Amor os debe aconsejar forzado,
Y si lo hace soy resucitado.
Y no temáis en ver que va pasando
Por tanta variedad mi pensamiento,
Que seros servidor me va afirmando
Y de los tales vive amor contento:
Si de esto os enojáis que estoy hablando,
El corazon tenéis de amor exento,
Y el más movible por lugar seguro;
Y no hay en vos firmeza ni amor puro.
Si en vuestro gran valor no me he fiado,
Mi gran querer lo hace y me deshace:
Tener yo á vuestro cuerpo, es excusado,
Pues ningun mal me puede hacer ni hace:
Querría vuestro amor verle ocupado
Del todo en mí, y áun no me satisface,
Que si algun mal pasáis os doláis de ello
Sin yo propio también hallarme en ello.
Núm. 5, pág. 83.—Sa. Ce. y Ca. Mag.—Luis Pedrol, de muchos días
á esta parte á procurado de aver á su mano y juntar todas las obras
de Ausías March poeta catalán que en muchas partes derramadas y
casi perdidas se hallavan nunca hasta agora impresas y aquellas
corregir de muchos vicios que por descuido de los escriptores en
ellas avía á fin de que assí correctas, juntas y reduzidas á su devida
forma se imprimiessen y la memoria de tan digno varon jamás se
perdiesse, y porque en ello á sostenido muchas vigilias costos y
trabaios suplica por tanto á V. Mag. sea de su merced concederle
privilegio que las pueda hacer imprimir y que nadie en los reinos y
señoríos de V. Mag. sin su expresso consentimiento las imprima ni á
ellos se traigan vendibles de otras partes dentro de tres años so las
penas en los tales privilegios solitas y acostumbradas que en ello el
dicho Luis Pedrol recibirá merced muy singular de V. Mag. Quam
Deus, etc. Reverso.—Luis Pedrol supplica lo el Almirante de Nápoles.
—Supplica por privilegio para poder imprimir las obras de Ausías
March poeta catalán que las ha recopilado y enmendado con gran
trabajo por tres años que otro no las pueda vender en vuestros
reinos de Mag.—fiat.—Que se vea primero por alguna persona que...
—Archivo de la Corona de Aragón: Colección de Cartas y
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