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Fluency with Information Technology, 5e (Snyder) Chapter 20:  Iteration Principles: Once Is Not Enough   20.1   True/False 1) The control specification of the for loop includes three operations: <initialization>, <continuation>, and <next iteration>. Answer:  TRUE 2) A for loop continues as long as the <continuation> test is true. Answer:  TRUE Explanation:  The <continuation> test tests to see if.

1) Rafting down the Colorado River was the high point of our vacation. A) independent clause B) subordinate clause C) participle phrase D) gerund phrase E) prepositional phrase 2) Even though we consulted our high-priced decorator, we still could not select a colour from the chart. A) independent clause B) subordinate clause C) participle phrase D) gerund phrase E) prepositional phrase 3).

3) With the National Ballet's impending move to new quarters soon, attention has also been focused to a greater degree than usual on the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. The Royal Winnipeg Ballet originally had its origins in a ballet club with its organization started in 1938 by means of two immigrant.

11) I enjoy studying grammar; it is exciting. A) subject B) predicate C) indirect object D) direct object E) complement 12) The cheerful sounds of wind chimes can alleviate winter depression. A) subject B) predicate C) indirect object D) direct object E) modifier 13) After working four weekends in a row, I celebrated freedom with dinner and a movie. A) subject B) predicate C) indirect.

8) 1.Some of the writers of "mysteries" or "cosies", as they are sometimes called, are Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers, and Margery Allingham. 2."Cosies" can be quite formulaic and therefore barely "realistic". 3.In the "cosy", the puzzle is paramount and the means of death for the poor victim is sometimes quite elaborate and.

19.3   Short Answer 1) Inputs to a function are known as ________. 2) The ________ is the algorithm written in a programming language. 3) A(n) ________ is a programming structure with a name, optional parameter list, and a definition that encapsulates an algorithm. 4) Variables declared inside a function are ________ in scope. 5) ________.

3) Ravi and his friends after graduation decided to take an extended celebration roadtrip. They decided to drive to Montreal and Quebec city. To visit night clubs and partying. It's there last time alltogether before starting at jobs, and settling down. Sharing expenses and driving. They rented a van, and.

16.1   True/False 1) In an XSL file, the <xsl:stylesheet...> tag is the root element and must be closed with the </xsl:stylesheet> at the end of the file. 2) The root element is the Collective tag enclosing all items in an XML file. 3) When writing XML, a word processing program, e.g., Microsoft Word,.

11) Except writing detective novels in her spare time. A) simple B) compound C) complex D) compound-complex E) fragment 12) Some children who appear withdrawn in the classroom may have learning styles that are different from the teacher's mode of presentation, and they may require special attention. A) simple B) compound C) complex D) compound-complex E) fragment 13) Poor environmental planning will.

19.1   True/False 1) Functions allow reuse of code but also result in increased complexity because parts of the solution are hidden. 2) Variables in the parameter list of a JavaScript function are automatically declared. 3) The name of a function identifies it and must be used when the function is called. 4) Function names.

11) All for loops should have a <continuation> test. Answer:  TRUE Explanation:  Loops should test to see if they should continue. 12) The only way to stop an infinite loop is to restart the computer. Answer:  FALSE Explanation:  There are ways to stop the loop short of rebooting. 13) You can put a loop inside another.

22.1   True/False 1) When Turing developed his test, researchers believed that "natural language" was beyond the abilities of computers. 2) The Universality Principle refers to a property of computation that all computers with a minimal set of instructions can compute the same set of computations. 3) The Doctor program (also known as Eliza),.

7) Canada's Manitoulin Island is the largest freshwater island in the world. Manitoulin's shoreline is extremely irregular and varied, and it has many interior lakes within its coasts. The original Aboriginal inhabitants appear to have been the Ottawa, and the island became in the 1830's the centre of Indian administration.

6) 1. In 1959 Waterloo received its official charter and independence. 2.The first became federated with the University of Waterloo in 1960, and the second became Waterloo Lutheran University, a separate institution now called Wilfrid Laurier University. 3.The relationship, in many ways, reflects that of established successful parents and their newly-adult, independent,.

Identify the type of sentence.   1) William Carlos Williams was a famous American poet, but he was also a doctor. A) simple B) compound C) complex D) compound-complex E) fragment 2) Wallace Stevens worked for an insurance company in Hartford, Connecticut. A) simple B) compound C) complex D) compound-complex E) fragment 3) T.S. Eliot was a banker. A) simple B) compound C) complex D) compound-complex E) fragment 4) Robert.

21) __________ is nothing more boring than fishing. A) Their B) There C) They're 22) Joe is the student __________ lunch box was stuffed with candy. A) who's B) whose 23) Max's Bar is the only establishment in town that offers an interesting bill of __________. A) fair B) fare 24) I can't __________ to see her leave. A) bear B) bare 25).

17.3   Short Answer 1) ________ is a relatively new programming language used for Web applications. 2) In programming, a(n) ________ is used to change the value of a variable. 3) The word ________ is the JavaScript declaration command used to create a variable. 4) The angle brackets (< >) used to describe the syntax.

3) 1. When the creation was complete, the ancestral beings told the Gagudju not to change anything, and to live in harmony with the land. 2.Visitors to the cave can see fine paintings of fish, spiny anteaters, goats, and pigs. 3.Until only twelve years ago, Aborigines called the Gagudju lived there. 4.A few.

11) The historical Dracula, a prince called Vlad, ruled the Romanian region of Wallachia in the fifteenth century. A) conjunction B) noun C) pronoun D) preposition E) adjective 12) Because he impaled his enemies, he became known as Vlad the Impaler. A) noun B) verb C) pronoun D) adjective E) adverb 13) The nickname Dracula, meaning dragon, was given to him because.

17.1   True/False 1) In JavaScript, a name and a value are synonymous. 2) All variables in a JavaScript program must be declared. 3) In JavaScript, variables must be declared at the top of the program. 4) A JavaScript variable cannot be initialized in the same statement in which it is declared. 5) The statement terminator.

21) Did early humans kill Neanderthals, intermarry with them, or outbreed them? A) noun B) verb C) conjunction D) preposition E) pronoun 22) Unfortunately, the koala bear is facing extinction. A) noun B) verb C) pronoun D) adjective E) adverb 23) Koalas are especially susceptible to devastation and disease. A) noun B) verb C) adjective D) adverb E) interjection 24) Eucalyptus leaves are the koala's only food, but.

Choose the correct word or words to complete each sentence.   1) Each cat in the four-state cat show had __________ own elaborate display area. A) it's B) its C) their D) there 2) The sleek brown seals did not know what had ruined __________ breeding grounds when the oil washed onto the beaches. A) they're B) there C) their 3).

41) The five girls agreed __________ themselves that the choice was __________ the first and second apartments they'd seen. A) between, between B) between, among C) among, among D) among, between 42) The __________ of housing on the market varies from time to time, but the __________ of new housing starts can stay the same.

21) When you see Shane, give him my congratulations. A) subject B) predicate C) indirect object D) direct object E) modifier 22) They like to go to classes, but they tend to socialize rather than listen to lectures. A) subject B) predicate C) indirect object D) direct object E) modifier 23) Jacob misplaced the gifts that he had bought for his son. A).

4) 1. The chimp then appears to recognize the connection between its behaviour and that of the stranger in the mirror. 2.The chimp examines itself in the mirror, looking at parts it can't normally see, such as lips and gums. 3.According to recent research, chimpanzees, among the higher primates, have one of.

21) The football league wants to require all of their players to take random drug tests. A) independent clause B) subordinate clause C) participle phrase D) gerund phrase E) prepositional phrase 22) Joan drank  the freshly-brewed Earl Grey tea that she had set on the table. A) independent clause B) subordinate clause C) participle phrase D) gerund phrase E) prepositional phrase 23).

5) 1. Sloping down from the mountains are plateaus and lowlands, a great plain area, grassy marshlands, and beaches. 2.The island, 1, 500 km long and 20-700 km wide, located in the Arctic Archipelago is the largest in Canada, and the fifth-largest in the world. 3.Baffin Island's spectacular and complex geography, fascinating.

5) The city had ben warned about the aproaching storm by Environment Canada. Which predicted gale force winds, heavy rainfall with the possibility of hail. This all began at 4 pm. The wind howling in the large trees and bushes. Then it stopped and the pounding rain started, they went.

1) The middle-aged woman startled all her friends. Who gasped in disbelief as she quit her job, broke off her engagement and moved halfway across the country to start a knew life. She had seamed happy with the quite life she lead. Job at the local factory; an established small.

2.Today, the University of Victoria offers many specialized programs that attract students from all over Canada. 3.In their choice of post-graduate study, these students are in some way returning to the University of Victoria's initial affiliation with McGill. 4.It offered first-and second-year arts and sciences courses, which counted towards a McGill degree. 5.Independent.

17.2   Multiple Choice 1) Programming languages are most helpful to programmers because they: A) are precise B) are very close to English C) allow for only a single possible solution for a problem D) automate the process 2) From language to language, generally an identifier: A) can be made up of only letters B) cannot contain numbers, spaces,.

31) Didn't you know what you __________ doing? A) were B) where C) we're 32) Do you think __________ right? A) their B) there C) they're 33) I wish he __________ when we asked him to. A) would of gone B) would of went C) had gone 34) We needed __________ interruptions and __________confusing questions to do a good job on the.

23.1   True/False 1) Where information is concerned, specifying structure is as essential as specifying content. 2) Organizing email correspondence, digital photos, and MP3 collections into folders and subfolders is an example of keeping the information structured so we can effectively use it. 3) For processes such as debugging and formulating a password, there.

11) The report that addresses community responses to illiteracy was written collaboratively. A) independent clause B) subordinate clause C) participle phrase D) gerund phrase E) prepositional phrase 12) Although they live in different regions of the state, holders of the winning tickets will share the jackpot. A) independent clause B) subordinate clause C) participle phrase D) gerund phrase E) prepositional phrase 13).

18.1   True/False 1) JavaScript is designed for Web applications. 2) The variables of The  Bean Counter JavaScript program are declared right before the <body> tag and inside <script> tags. 3) The <hr/> tag is used to display a horizontal line. 4) The best way to develop a program is to just write code and.

Identify the part of the sentence underlined in each sentence.   1) The band was ready to leave, but the car would not start. A) subject B) among, between C) indirect object D) direct object E) complement 2) As the band walked to work, Elwood composed a song called "Cadillac Blues." A) subject B) predicate C) indirect object D) direct object E) modifier 3).

20.3   Short Answer 1) In programming, ________ means looping through a series of statements to repeat them. Answer:  iteration 2) A(n) ________ controls a for statement in JavaScript. Answer:  iteration variable 3) The main iteration statement in JavaScript is the ________ loop. Answer:  for 4) A(n) ________ test is the proper programming term for what is usually.

7) Joe and Sally took a sailboat out on a clear and sunny day. Everything seemed normal. Until a  storm came quickly above the water. The waves pounding on the stern of the small green sailboat. This made water in their face. They started to worry about they're safety. Then.

5) London, Ontario was originally reserved by John Graves Simcoe in 1793 for the reason that he thought it would be a good place for a provincial capital. Formal settlement, with people arriving and starting to farm and starting businesses in the town, was started in 1826. Shortly after the.

18.3   Short Answer 1) The first step in programming is to create a(n) ________. 2) Buttons and checkboxes are known as  ________ of forms. 3)  ________ tags must surround all of the input elements. 4) A(n) ________ is an indication from the computer (operating system) that something just happened (mouse click). 5) A programming style.

16.2   Multiple Choice 1) What happens when Firefox encounters an error in a Web page? A) The error is displayed in the Error Console. B) An error dialog box is shown. C) They are displayed on the Status Bar. D) The browser window closes. 2) An XML stylesheet is specified for an XML file using the.

20.2   Multiple Choice 1) A for loop is controlled by a(n): A) iteration variable B) function C) iteration D) initialization Answer:  A Explanation:  A) The for loop is controlled by changes in the iteration variable. 2) How many iterations will occur in this loop? for (again = 1; again <=5; again = again + 1) {…} A) four B) five C) six D).

2) 1. However, linguists point to the worldwide use of English as unique in the history of languages. 2.About one-fifth of the world's population now speaks English well enough to communicate. 3.They argue that fears of a decline in the use of English should not be taken too seriously. 4.Some North Americans worry.

1) 1. We three did not always agree about the values the Dead stood for, but we sure loved the band's music. 2.We also loved the atmosphere surrounding the Dead's concerts, as much as the concerts themselves. 3.No one enjoyed the Volkswagen buses plastered with peace and flower-power decals, the people selling.

11) __________ impressive to see a grizzly bear in the wild. A) Its' B) Its C) It's 12) Students in the summer art class were involved enough in __________ work to skip lunch to complete a project. A) his B) her C) their D) they're 13) In a fit of anger after an argument, I __________ out all of.

Identify the part of speech underlined in each sentence. 1) In what has been called an earth-shattering discovery, evidence of life on Mars was recently uncovered. A) adjective B) adverb C) noun D) verb E) preposition 2) Because he was in such a terrible hurry, he left his course textbooks at home. A) adjective B) adverb C) noun D) verb E) conjunction 3).

18.2   Multiple Choice 1) A good application to build an HTML Web page is: A) Word B) AppleWorks C) WordPerfect D) Notepad++ 2) The HTML tag used to create buttons is called: A) <button> B) <input> C) <enter> D) <var> 3) A grid of rows and columns can be created using the: A) <table> tag B) <grid> tag C) <row> and <column> tags D) none.

1) Voice lessons have not come up to my expectations of what they should be. I thought Professor Rosman's methods, goals, and repertoire would be predictable, conservative and stuffy. I didn't think those methods, goals and repertoire would be startling, different and thoroughly unconventional. I knew Rosman's methods were unusual.

22.3   Short Answer 1) ________ is a description for computations solvable by computer in principle, but not in practice. 2) ________ use a "brute force" approach to solving a problem by trying every possibility and then picking the best solution. 3) The ________, determining if a computation halts for a given input, is.

19.2   Multiple Choice 1) Variable names declared in a function: A) can be used outside that function B) cannot be changed within that function C) can be used outside the function, but cannot be changed outside the function D) can only be used in that function 2) All of the following are parts of a function.