1- What is the output of the following script?

>>> things = ["second"] >>> things.insert(0, "first") >>> print(things)

a. ['0', 'second'] b. ['first', 'second'] c. ['second', '0'] d. ['first', 'first']

2 - Which method allows you to access a subset, or a slice, of a tuple? a. Sorting b. Reversing c. Indexing d. Slicing

3 - Identify which tuple method is used in the following script.

>>> a[1:5]

a. Indexing b. Reversing c. Sorting d. Slicing

4 - Which function is used to remove all items from a list?

a. clear() b. remove(item) c. pop() d. delete()

5 - Which is the correct way to display an empty list?

a. {} b. [] c. [2, 4, 6, 8] d. ["one", 2, "three", ["five", 6]]

6 - Which method returns the number of occurrences of an item in a tuple?

a. max() b. count() c. min() d. any()

7 - Which of the following is not a built-in list method: append(), insert(), destroy(), clear()?

a. destroy() b. append() c. insert() d. clear()

8 - Identify ways in which tuples are accessible: indexing, sorting, slicing, popping.

a. Indexing and slicing b. Indexing and sorting c. Indexing and popping d. Slicing and sorting

9 - Elements in lists are:

a. Unordered and unchangeable b. Unordered and changeable c. Ordered and unchangeable d. Ordered and changeable

10 - Which built-in method identifies iterable elements in a tuple: count(), any(), max(), len()?

a. len() b. any() c. max() d. count()