Monday, August 31, 2015

Grade I Math Exam

GRADE 1 MATH: COMPREHENSIVE EXAM

For most children, Grade 1 is the first individual education that students need to pass.  If you do not pass the examinations given for Grade 1 students, you will not be promoted to the next grade. In contrast, if you go to Kindergarten, you are automatically promoted to Grade 1, usually.

The good news is most states do not require Kindergarten. As for myself, I never went to Kindergarten but went straight to Grade 1 at age 6. My older sister, or my younger sister, however, did went to Kindergarten.

Here’s a practice exam for the GRADE 1 MATH: COMPREHENSIVE EXAM

Question 1. Write the number 2 using letters.

Question 2. Write the number four.

Question 3. Which number is greater? 9 or 8

Question 4. Draw a circle and draw 7 candles in the circle.

Question 5. How many sticks are here? | | | | |

Question 6. Draw a flower with 6 petals.

Question 7. Write the number three 10 times.

Question 8. Draw 1 line.

Question 9. What number comes after 7?

Question 10. What number is missing here? 0, ___, 2, 3, 4, 5

Question 11-20. Write down the first ten counting numbers from lowest to highest.

Master the basics.

John Sindayen

Saturday, August 29, 2015

OCA Java Certification

OCA Oracle Certified Associate Java SE Certification

Programmers and student programmers who would like to be certified in Java can take Oracle's certification, the OCA Java SE Certification. OCA stands for Oracle Certified Associate. Professional programmers can take the OCP Java SE Certification. OCP stands for Oracle Certified Professional.

Here's a practice exam for the OCA JAVA SE 8 PROGRAMMER CERTIFICATION:

Question 1. What is the output of this code?
1: public class A {
2: private boolean b;
3: public static void main(String[] s) {
4: A o = new A();
5: System.out.print(o.b);
Answer: _____
Question 2. Will this compile? int a = 5.6;
Answer: _____
Question 3. What line number(s) can you insert a code to make code work?
6: public class A {
7:
8: public static void main(String[] s) {
9:
10: System.out.print(a);
Answer: _____
Question 4. How many ways can you write the import statement of the class ArrayList in your code?
Answer: _____
Question 5. How many ways can you import a class that is in the same package outside the class definition?
Answer: _____
Question 6. How many package statement can a Java code have?
Answer: _____
Question 7. How do you write the import statements to use the JavaFX timer class and still import the Swing timer class to avoid naming conflict?
Answer: _____
Question 8. How do you execute a Java program in the command line to store a sentence as the first element of the main method argument?
Answer: _____
Question 9. Will this execute the program called Program? java Program.class
Answer: _____
Question 10. How many ways can you write the main method parameter inside the parenthesis disregarding any extra whitespaces?
Answer: _____

Vouloir, c'est pouvoir.

John Sindayen

Monday, August 24, 2015

IC3 Computing Fundamentals

IC3 Internet and Computing Core Certification: Computing Fundamentals

August 24, 2015, Monday. School starts. It's back to school. Here at CSN is another day to begin anew. Begin a new life. Begin a new way of living. And you can start it with a song, like the rock and roll band Rush's song "The Spirit of Radio". Begin the day....

So here I am starting over this blog site. Beginning today, I will post 3 times a week on a certain school subject, like Computer Technology, Programming, Science, etc.

Today is about computers since every school nowadays teach students how to use computers. If your school doesn't have a computer that students can use, then your school should get up-to-date with today's world.

Here's a practice exam for the IC3 EXAM 1 COMPUTING FUNDAMENTALS:

Question 1. What device inputs, outputs, processes, and stores data?
Question 2. What does CPU stand for?
Question 3. What type of computer can handle hundreds to thousands of clients?
Question 4. What is the computer terminology for people who have computer or internet access and people who have no such access?
Question 5. What is the computer terminology for people who cannot handle so much data?
Question 6-10. Name of 5 connectors in a computer?
Question 11-15. Name of 5 computer input devices?
Question 16-20. Name of 5 computer output devices?
Question 21-25. Name of 5 computer storage devices?

Feel free to answer these computer questions or test yourself.

Venire, videre, vincere.

John Sindayen