Instant Kahoot Generator

## Python Kahoot Test **Instructions for Playing Kahoot Test**: 1. Join the Kahoot game using the Game PIN provided by the host. 2. Wait for the questions to appear on the host's screen. 3. Use your device to select the answer you believe is correct. 4. The faster you answer, the more points you can earn. 5. Navigate between questions as they are presented by the host. 6. Once all questions are answered, the game will display your total score and rank. --- ### Question 1: **Which of the following is not a valid Python data type?** 1. List 2. Dict 3. Table 4. Tuple **Correct Answer**: 3. Table **Explanation**: - List, Dict, and Tuple are built-in data types in Python. 'Table' is not a recognized Python data type. --- ### Question 2: **What will the following code output?** ```python print("Python" * 2) ``` 1. PythonPython 2. Python 2 3. PythonPython Python 4. Error **Correct Answer**: 1. PythonPython **Explanation**: - In Python, multiplying a string with a number repeats the string that many times. --- ### Question 3: **What is the output of the following operation: 10 % 3?** 1. 1 2. 3.33 3. 0 4. 3 **Correct Answer**: 1. 1 **Explanation**: - The % operator returns the remainder of the division. 10 divided by 3 has a remainder of 1. --- ### Question 4: **Which Python function allows you to get user input?** 1. `input()` 2. `get()` 3. `fetch()` 4. `read()` **Correct Answer**: 1. `input()` **Explanation**: - `input()` is used to take user input in Python. The other options are not standard for this purpose. --- ### Question 5: **Which of the following is a Python loop?** 1. for 2. repeat 3. loop 4. redo **Correct Answer**: 1. for **Explanation**: - `for` is a looping mechanism in Python. 'repeat', 'loop', and 'redo' are not standard Python loops. --- ### Question 6: **How do you define a function in Python?** 1. `def functionName():` 2. `function functionName() {}` 3. `functionName():` 4. `define functionName():` **Correct Answer**: 1. `def functionName():` **Explanation**: - Functions in Python are defined using the `def` keyword followed by the function name and parentheses. --- ### Question 7: **Which of these is not a core data type in Python?** 1. List 2. Class 3. Tuple 4. Set **Correct Answer**: 2. Class **Explanation**: - While classes are integral to Python, they aren't a "data type" in the same sense as lists, tuples, and sets. --- ### Question 8: **What does the `break` statement do?** 1. Pauses the loop 2. Exits the loop 3. Skips the iteration 4. Breaks the program **Correct Answer**: 2. Exits the loop **Explanation**: - The `break` statement is used to exit a loop prematurely. --- ### Question 9: **Which of the following operators is used for exponentiation in Python?** 1. `^` 2. `**` 3. `*` 4. `exp()` **Correct Answer**: 2. `**` **Explanation**: - In Python, exponentiation is represented by the `**` operator. --- ### Question 10: **What does the `is` operator do in Python?** 1. Compares values 2. Compares memory locations 3. Assigns values 4. Checks for membership **Correct Answer**: 2. Compares memory locations **Explanation**: - The `is` operator in Python checks if two variables point to the same object in memory. --- ### Question 11: **What will `type(1.0)` return?** 1. int 2. str 3. float 4. double **Correct Answer**: 3. float **Explanation**: - `1.0` is a floating-point number, so `type(1.0)` will return `float`. --- ### Question 12: **Which data structure in Python is ordered and mutable?** 1. Tuple 2. Set 3. Dictionary 4. List **Correct Answer**: 4. List **Explanation**: - Lists in Python are ordered collections of items that are mutable. --- ### Question 13: **Which Python module is used for mathematical operations?** 1. math 2. regex 3. sys 4. os **Correct Answer**: 1. math **Explanation**: - The `math` module provides mathematical functions in Python. --- ### Question 14: **How can you add a comment in Python code?** 1. // 2. /* */ 3. -- 4. # **Correct Answer**: 4. # **Explanation**: - In Python, comments are added using the `#` symbol. --- ### Question 15: **What does the `strip()` method do?** 1. Removes items from a list 2. Removes characters from a string 3. Removes whitespace from the start and end of a string 4. Splits a string into substrings **Correct Answer**: 3. Removes whitespace from the start and end of a string **Explanation**: - The `strip()` method removes any leading and trailing whitespace from a string. --- ### Question 16: **Which of the following is a correct way to import a module named "time"?** 1. `import module time` 2. `#import time` 3. `import time` 4. `module import time` **Correct Answer**: 3. `import time` **Explanation**: - In Python, modules are imported using the `import` keyword followed by the module name. --- ### Question 17: **What data type is `True` in Python?** 1. int 2. string 3. float 4. bool **Correct Answer**: 4. bool **Explanation**: - `True` is a boolean value in Python. --- ### Question 18: **Which of the following methods will convert a string to uppercase?** 1. `upper()` 2. `toUpperCase()` 3. `capital()` 4. `largeCase()` **Correct Answer**: 1. `upper()` **Explanation**: - The `upper()` method converts a string to uppercase in Python. --- ### Question 19: **What does the `else` part in a Python `try` block mean?** 1. It contains code that runs if an exception occurs. 2. It contains code that runs if no exception occurs. 3. It contains code that always runs, regardless of an exception. 4. It contains cleanup code that runs after the try block. **Correct Answer**: 2. It contains code that runs if no exception occurs. **Explanation**: - The `else` block in a Python `try`-`except` structure contains code that runs only if no exception occurs in the `try` block. --- ### Question 20: **Which of the following is the correct way to define a lambda function that squares its input?** 1. `lambda x: x x` 2. `square = lambda x: x x` 3. `lambda x: x^2` 4. `square = lambda x: x*x` **Correct Answer**: 4. `square = lambda x: x*x` **Explanation**: - Lambda functions are anonymous functions defined using the `lambda` keyword. The correct way to define a lambda function that squares its input is `square = lambda x: x*x`. --- These questions aim to cover different aspects of Python, from basic syntax and data types to more advanced concepts like exception handling and lambda functions. Remember to ensure the participants understand the reasoning behind each answer for a richer learning experience.