21.10. Introduction to the Timed Pretest¶
The pretest is a timed test.
This means that you will see how much time you have at the top (in minutes) and then a start button. Once you click the start button you will see the first question. The time will start to countdown. If you reach 0 all your answers will be saved.
Answer each question to the best of your ability. You will not receive any feedback on the correctness of your answer.
Use the “Next” button to move to the next question. You can also click the number buttons to move to that number question.
Once you have seen all of the questions a “Finish Exam” button will appear. Click that button to end your exam, but only when you are done.
Use the “Flag Question” button to highlight a question to remind yourself to come back to it later. The number button for that question will have a orange background if you click “Flag Question”.
See the video below for detailed instructions on how to start a timed exam, move to different questions, flag a question to remind yourself to review it later, and finish the exam.
21.10.1. Practice Timed Exam¶
Click the start button to take the practice timed exam.
- 3
- Incorrect! It will set x to 3 + 4.
- 4
- Incorrect! It will set x to 3 + 4.
- 7
- It will set x to 3 + 4 = 7
- 7.0
- Incorrect! It is adding integers so the result will be an integer
- I don't know
- No problem.
- hi there
- Incorrect! It will print the string in uppercase.
- Hi There
- Incorrect! It will print the string in uppercase.
- HI there
- Incorrect! It will print the string in uppercase.
- HI THERE
- Correct! It will print the sting in all uppercase letters.
- I don't know
- No problem.
What will the following code print?
x = 3 + 4
print(x)
What will the following code print?
s = "hi there"
print(s.upper())
21.10.2. Feedback¶
Please provide feedback here. Please share any comments, problems, or suggestions.
21.10.3. What to do next¶
Click on the following link to take the pretest: Pre Test