$1)$ True or False. A tuple is an immutable list, meaning once it is defined it cannot be changed.

$2)$ Which of the following is a valid tuple in Python?

a$)$ example$\_$tuple $=(1,2,3,4,5)$

b$)$ example$\_$tuple $=\{1,2,3,4,5\}$

c$)$ example$\_$tuple $=[1,2,3,4,5]$

d$)$ example$\_$tuple $=/1,2,3,4,5/$

$3)$Which of the following is a valid tuple in Python?

b$)$ my$\_$tuple $=(1)$

a$)$ my$\_$tuple $=(1,)$

$4)$ What is the proper way to save the contents of the following tuple as a list?

a$)$ weekend$\_$days $=$ weekend$\_$days.list$()$

b$)$ weekend$\_$days$\_$list $=$ list$[$weekend$\_$days$]$

c $)$weekend$\_$days$\_$list $=$ list$($weekend$\_$days$)$

$5)$How would you remove the following tuple?

a$)$weekend$\_$days.del$()$

b$)$ weekend$\_$days.remove

c$)$ remove$($weekend$\_$days$)$

d$)$ del weekend$\_$days

$6)$ Suppose tuple$1$ is $(3,4,5,6,5).$ What is returned by max$($tuple$1)?$

a$)3$

b$)4$

c$)5$

d$)6$

$7)$ Suppose tuple$1$ is $(3,4,5,6,5).$ What is returned by min$($tuple$1)?$

a$)3$

b$)4$

c$)5$

d$)6$

$8)$ To open a file c:$\backslash$test$.$txt for reading, use $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

a$)$test$\_$file $=$ open$($c:$\backslash$test$.$txt$,$read$)$

b$)$ test$\_$file $=$ open$($c:$\backslash$test$.$txt$,$read$-$only$)$

c$)$ test$\_$file $=$ open$($c:$\backslash$test$.$txt$,$ro$)$

d$)$ test$\_$file $=$ open$($c:$\backslash$test$.$txt$)$

$9)$ To read the entire remaining contents of the file as a string from a file object test$\_$file use $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

a$)$ test$\_$file.read$(2)$

b$)$ test$\_$file.read$()$

c$)$ test$\_$file.readline$()$

d$)$ test$\_$file.readlines$()$

$10)$ To return to the beginning of a file object named test$\_$file, use $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

a$)$ test$\_$file.reset$()$

b$)$ test$\_$fiile.restart$()$

c$)$ test$\_$file.seek$()$

d$)$ test$\_$file.seek$(0)$

$11)$To determine your current position in a file object named test$\_$file, use $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

a$)$ test$\_$file.position$()$

b$)$ position$($test$\_$file$)$

c$)$ test$\_$file.tell$()$

d$)$ tell$($test$\_$file$)$

$12)$ How would you check to see if the file object named test$\_$file is closed?

a$)$ test$\_$file.open?

b$)$ test$\_$file.open

c$)$ test$\_$file.closed?

d$)$ test$\_$file.closed

$13)$ How would you open the $/$etc$/$hosts file so that it automatically gets closed?

a$)$ hosts $=$ open$(/$etc$/$hosts$,$autoclose$)$

b$)$ hosts $=$ open$(/$etc$/$hosts$)$

c$)$ with open$(/$etc$/$hosts$)$ as hosts

d$)$ with open$(/$etc$/$hosts$)$ as hosts:

$14)$ Which of the following statements are true?

a$)$ When you open a file for reading, if the file does not exist, an error occurs.

b$)$ When you open a file for writing, if the file does not exist, and error occurs.

c$)$ When you open a file for reading, if the file exist, the program will open an empty file.

$15)$ Which of the following statements is false?

a$)$ When you open a file for writing, if the file does not exist, a new file is created.

b$)$When you open a file for writing, if the file exists, the existing file is overwritten.

c$)$ When you open a file for appending, if the file does not exist, an error occurs.

$16)$ The write$()$ file object method automatically adds a carriage return and line feed character to the end of each line.

a$)$True

b$)$ False

$17)$How would you import the time module such that all of the methods in the time module are available to be called in your program?

a$)$ import time:

b$)$ import time.$*$

c$)$ import time $*$

d$)$ import time

$18)$How would you import just the asctime$()$ method from the time module?

a$)$ from time import asctime

b$)$ from time import.asctime$()$

c$)$ from time import asctime$()$

$19)$ How would you import the asctime$()$ and sleep$()$ methods from the time module?

a$)$ from time import asctime sleep

b$)$ from time import asctime, sleep

c$)$ from time import asctime$()$ sleep$()$

d$)$ from time import asctime$(),$ sleep$()$

$20)$ What built$-$in function allows you to see what attributes, methods, and classes exist within a module?

a$)$ info$()$

b$)$ methods$()$

c$)$ dir$()$

d$)$ list$()$

$21)$ Which environment variable allows you to manipulate the module search path?

a$)$ PATH

b$)$ PYTHONPATH

c$)$ PYTHON$\_$PATH

d$)$ PYTHONSEARCHPATH

$22)$ True or False. Python is distributed with a large library of modules called the Python Standard Library that provide standardized solutions for many problems that occur in everyday programming.

a$)$ True

b$)$ False

$23)$ Which special variable can you check to determine if your Python program was executed interactively or imported by another Python program?

a$)\_$main$\_$

b$)\_$imported$\_$

c$)\_$interactive$\_$

d$)\_$name$\_$