IGCSE Computer Science Paper 2 Crossword: 7c Pseudocode and Flowcharts (Modules 156–165)
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Read each clue and write the matching term in the grid. Numbers in brackets show the letters in each word.
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- 4. Statements are carried out one after another in the order they are written, from top to bottom, so changing the order can change the result. (8)
- 6. Compares one variable with a list of single values and runs the statement for the first match only. Each ______ is indented two spaces and the structure ends with ______. Word 3 of: ____ OF ... _______ (7)
- 8. Word 3 of the term in 3 Down: IF ... ____ ... _____ (5)
- 10. Displays text in double quotes, variable values or expressions on screen. Several values are separated by commas, e.g. ______ "Score: ", Score (6)
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- 1. Gives the statements that run when the IF condition is FALSE. ______ has no condition of its own, so exactly one of the two branches (THEN or ______) runs. (4)
- 2. INPUT followed by a variable name reads a value typed by the user and stores it in that variable. Use one variable per INPUT, and OUTPUT a prompt first. Word 2 of: INPUT ______ (6)
- 3. Runs the statements between ______ and ______ only when the condition is TRUE. If it is FALSE, they are skipped. Every IF must be closed with ______, e.g. IF Score > 50 ______ OUTPUT "Pass" ______. Word 2 of: IF ... ____ ... _____ (4)
- 5. An IF statement placed inside the THEN or ELSE part of another IF, with its own ENDIF. The inner condition is only checked when the outer one sends the program into that part. Word 1 of: ______ IF (6)
- 7. Word 1 of the term in 6 Across: ____ OF ... _______ (4)
- 9. AND is TRUE only when both conditions are TRUE. OR is TRUE when at least one is TRUE. ______ reverses a BOOLEAN value. Use brackets to make complex conditions clear. Word 3 of: AND OR ___ (3)
Answer Key
IGCSE Computer Science Paper 2 · Modules 156–165
1E
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3T
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4S
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Q
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C
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W
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N
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4SEQUENCE — Statements are carried out one after another in the order they are written, from top to bottom, so changing the order can change the result.
6ENDCASE — Compares one variable with a list of single values and runs the statement for the first match only. Each ______ is indented two spaces and the structure ends with ______. Word 3 of: ____ OF ... _______
8ENDIF — Word 3 of the term in 3 Down: IF ... ____ ... _____
10OUTPUT — Displays text in double quotes, variable values or expressions on screen. Several values are separated by commas, e.g. ______ "Score: ", Score
Down
1ELSE — Gives the statements that run when the IF condition is FALSE. ______ has no condition of its own, so exactly one of the two branches (THEN or ______) runs.
2ANSWER — INPUT followed by a variable name reads a value typed by the user and stores it in that variable. Use one variable per INPUT, and OUTPUT a prompt first. Word 2 of: INPUT ______
3THEN — Runs the statements between ______ and ______ only when the condition is TRUE. If it is FALSE, they are skipped. Every IF must be closed with ______, e.g. IF Score > 50 ______ OUTPUT "Pass" ______. Word 2 of: IF ... ____ ... _____
5NESTED — An IF statement placed inside the THEN or ELSE part of another IF, with its own ENDIF. The inner condition is only checked when the outer one sends the program into that part. Word 1 of: ______ IF
7CASE — Word 1 of the term in 6 Across: ____ OF ... _______
9NOT — AND is TRUE only when both conditions are TRUE. OR is TRUE when at least one is TRUE. ______ reverses a BOOLEAN value. Use brackets to make complex conditions clear. Word 3 of: AND OR ___