Answer the following questions and fill and the blanks Question 1 Match these function names with the most accurate statement about them.Function names: a 2nd_name getName input Calculate_total user_name statements: This is a good function name. This name is the same as a Python built-in name (and so should not be used). This name sounds like a noun/variable. This name does not use the standard naming convention. This name does not give enough information about the meaning of the function. This name is invalid (breaks Python naming rule) Question 2 Write the result of the expression (as evaluated by Python):int(5.7) // 2 Blank 1 - add your answer Question 3 Which one of the following is a correct way to get the user to enter their salary and store it in a Python variable? a) variable = input(float("salary"))b) input = float("salary")c) salary = float(input())d) float(input("salary)) Question 4 What is wrong with the following code? def main(): age = get_age() print(f"At {age}, you are half-way to {age * 2}") def get_age(): x = int(input("Age: ")) return x main() a) Something is wrong with the f-string in the print functionb) The variable in get_age must be called age, not xc) The get_age function breaches the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)D) None of the above - there are no problems with this code Question 5 Consider a program that calculates total pay. Which one of the following decision patterns would be the most appropriate choice for the situation where a bonus is applied when the pay is over a certain threshold? a) if, no elseB) if-elseC) if-elif-else D) if-elif no elseE) if, if, if... Question 6 What is the result of the following expression? float(int(5.7)) ** 2 A) 32.49B) 11.4C) 10.0D) 25.0E) None of the above Question 7 Which one of the following statements about using global variables is False? A) Global variables are defined inside functions and their scope is only within their own functionsB) Global variables can lead to problems and make debugging more difficultC) Global variables make programs with functions harder to read and understandD) Global constants are acceptable Question 8 Which one of the following is the correct keyword argument to use in Python's print function when you want to change the default value that is printed between (multiple) arguments provided? A) endB) sepC) lineD)printline Question 9 What is the output of the following code? def main(): x = do_something(3) y = do_something(x) print(x + y) def do_something(a): x = a - 1 b = a * 2 return b main() Blank 1 - add your answer Question 10 Consider the following code: import random x = random.randint(1, 10)y = random.randint(5, 11 * x)print(y) What is the lowest value that could be printed?Blank 1 - add your answer What is the highest value that could be printed?Blank 2 - add your answer Question 11 Which one of the following is the best name for a function that converts colour values from RGB format to HSV format? A) rgb_hsvB) RGB_to_HSVC) convert_colour_formatsD) convert_rgb_to_hsv Question 12 Consider the following code: import randomprint(random.randint(random.randint(1, 10), random.randint(10, 20))) What are the lowest and highest values that could be printed?A) 1 and 10B) 1 and 20C) 10 and 20D) None of the above

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Answer the following questions and fill and the blanks  Question 1 Match these function names with the most accurate statement about them.Function names: a 2nd_name  getName  input  Calculate_total  user_name  statements:  This is a good function name. This name is the same as a Python built-in name (and so should not be used). This name sounds like a noun/variable. This name does not use the standard naming convention. This name does not give enough information about the meaning of the function. This name is invalid (breaks Python naming rule)  Question 2  Write the result of the expression (as evaluated by Python):int(5.7) // 2 Blank 1 - add your answer  Question 3  Which one of the following is a correct way to get the user to enter their salary and store it in a Python variable? a) variable = input(float(&#34;salary&#34;))b) input = float(&#34;salary&#34;)c) salary = float(input())d) float(input(&#34;salary)) Question 4 What is wrong with the following code? def main():      age = get_age()      print(f&#34;At {age}, you are half-way to {age * 2}&#34;)  def get_age():      x = int(input(&#34;Age: &#34;))      return x  main() a) Something is wrong with the f-string in the print functionb) The variable in get_age must be called age, not xc) The get_age function breaches the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)D) None of the above - there are no problems with this code  Question 5 Consider a program that calculates total pay. Which one of the following decision patterns would be the most appropriate choice for the situation where a bonus is applied when the pay is over a certain threshold? a) if, no elseB) if-elseC) if-elif-else D) if-elif no elseE) if, if, if... Question 6 What is the result of the following expression? float(int(5.7)) ** 2 A) 32.49B) 11.4C) 10.0D) 25.0E) None of the above Question 7  Which one of the following statements about using global variables is False? A) Global variables are defined inside functions and their scope is only within their own functionsB) Global variables can lead to problems and make debugging more difficultC) Global variables make programs with functions harder to read and understandD) Global constants are acceptable  Question 8  Which one of the following is the correct keyword argument to use in Python's print function when you want to change the default value that is printed between (multiple) arguments provided? A) endB) sepC) lineD)printline Question 9 What is the output of the following code? def main():      x = do_something(3)      y = do_something(x)      print(x + y) def do_something(a):      x = a - 1      b = a * 2      return b main()  Blank 1 - add your answer   Question 10  Consider the following code: import random x = random.randint(1, 10)y = random.randint(5, 11 * x)print(y) What is the lowest value that could be printed?Blank 1 - add your answer What is the highest value that could be printed?Blank 2 - add your answer   Question 11 Which one of the following is the best name for a function that converts colour values from RGB format to HSV format? A) rgb_hsvB) RGB_to_HSVC) convert_colour_formatsD) convert_rgb_to_hsv  Question 12 Consider the following code: import randomprint(random.randint(random.randint(1, 10), random.randint(10, 20))) What are the lowest and highest values that could be printed?A) 1 and 10B) 1 and 20C) 10 and 20D) None of the above

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Answer 6:-
The correct Answer is option " A "

Question 2 Write the result of the expression (as evaluated by Python): int(5.7) // 2