Year 8 Computing — Choosing between more than two things

1.In that same program — if the number is more than 10, print "Big"; else if the number is more than 100, print "Huge"; otherwise print "Small" — is there any number at all that makes it print Huge?

• a) Yes, any number above 100
• b) No, because anything above 100 is already above 10
• c) Yes, but only the number 100 itself
• d) Yes, any number above 10

2.A program says: if the score is at least 90, print "Gold"; else if the score is at least 70, print "Silver"; else if the score is at least 50, print "Bronze"; otherwise print "Try again". The score is 89. What does it print?

3.A program says: if the number is less than 0, print "Negative"; else if the number is 0, print "Zero"; otherwise print "Positive". The number is 0. What does it print?

• a) Zero
• b) Nothing at all
• c) Positive
• d) Negative

4.A program says: if the score is at least 90, print "Gold"; else if the score is at least 70, print "Silver"; else if the score is at least 50, print "Bronze"; otherwise print "Try again". Sort each score by what the program prints for it.

5.A program says: if the score is at least 90, print "Gold"; else if the score is at least 70, print "Silver"; else if the score is at least 50, print "Bronze"; otherwise print "Try again". The score is 70. What does it print?

6.A program says: if the score is at least 90, print "Gold"; else if the score is at least 70, print "Silver"; else if the score is at least 50, print "Bronze"; otherwise print "Try again". The score is 95. What does it print?

7.A program says: if the age is at least 18, print "Adult"; else if the age is at least 13, print "Teenager"; else if the age is at least 5, print "Child"; otherwise print "Toddler". Match each age to what the program prints.

8.A program says: if the score is at least 90, print "Gold"; else if the score is at least 70, print "Silver"; else if the score is at least 50, print "Bronze"; otherwise print "Try again". The score is 50. What does it print?