1. Assume a program contains a function named displayGross(). When the computer processes the displayGross() functions return statement, _____.

A.		it removes the functions local variables (if any) from memory, then continues program execution with the statement immediately following the one that called the function
B.		it removes the functions local variables(if any) from memory, then continues program execution with the statement that called the function
C.		it removes the functions global variables (if any) from memory, then continues program execution with the statement immediately following the one that called the function
D.		it removes the functions global variables (if any) from memory, then continues program execution with the statement that called the function

2. Assume a variable named beginBalance appears in a functions parameterList. Which of the following statements is true?

		The beginBalance variable remains in memory until the computer processes the functions return statement.
		The beginBalance variable is called a functional variable.
		The beginBalance variable can be used anywhere in the program.
		both A and B

3. Assume a program contains three functions named main(), calcGross(), and displayGross(). Both the main() and calcGross() functions declare a variable named pay. The pay variable name also appears in the displayGross() function header. When the computer processes the statement pay = hours * rate; in the calcGross() function, it multiplies the contents of the hours variable by the contents of the rate variable, then _____.

		stores the result in the calcGross() functions pay variable
		stores the result in the displayGross() functions pay variable
		stores the result in the main() functions pay variable
		displays an error message because you cant have three memory locations with the same name

4. You use the _____ statement to initialize the random number generator in C++.

		init(int(time(0)));
		rand(int(time(0)));
		srand(int(time(0)));
		none of the above