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9. What’s a real Python library used for biological computation?
A. BioPython
D. DNAcrunch
B. GenePy
C. ChemPanda
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15. A forensic scientist learning Python can…
D. Quit science and join IT
A. Replace lab equipment with code
C. Hack into police servers
B. Speed up analysis without losing accuracy
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6. You receive 1,000 gene expression readings. What’s the best way to process them?
B. Type them into Word
A. Count them manually
C. Use a loop in Python
D. Take a break and hope they vanish
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What should excite a biotech or forensic student most about Python?
A. It’s better than Excel
B. It lets them explore real data independently
C. It gets you more likes
D. You can build tools that might one day assist real investigations
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4. Why might you prefer Python over Excel for research?
C. Python’s interface is prettier
A. Python crashes less
D. Excel has a snake phobia
B. Python handles large data and custom logic better
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You find blood at a crime scene. What can a computer do faster than a person?
A. Guess who it belongs to
B. Look through hundreds of samples for a match
C. Smell the sample
C. Smell the sample
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A good reason to learn Python early in your career is...
A. To replace textbooks with code
B. To better understand and explore real-world data
C. Because someone said so
A. So you can graduate faster
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You’re investigating a crime scene with thousands of fingerprint images. What would make it easier to sort through them?
C. Printing each one and comparing by hand
B. A computer that follows instructions to look for matches
A. A detective with super memory
D. Hope and good luck
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2. What does this code do? print("DNA is art")
A. Uploads your DNA to Instagram
C. Displays the message on your screen
D. Analyzes gene mutations
B. Paints a chromosome
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3. What does a “loop” in Python do?
A. Spins your code in circles
D. Waits until a lab timer ends
B. Repeats a set of instructions
C. Stores DNA samples
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14. Which technique in Python can help match crime scene footprints to suspects?
A. File reading
C. DNA parsing
B. Image recognition with OpenCV
C. DNA parsing
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10. Why might a biology student write a Python script?
B. To avoid writing lab reports
C. To chat with bacteria
D. To draw DNA with ASCII art
A. To replicate an experiment's logic
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1. Why is Python popular among scientists?
B. It handles complex data with simple code
C. It’s required by law
D. It runs better in the winter
A. It writes papers for you
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You’re testing different chemicals on bacteria growth. You want to compare the results quickly. What can code do here?
A. Make the bacteria grow faster
C. Take lab notes for you
D. Photograph the bacteria
B. Automatically sort and compare your data
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You want to check if two DNA samples match. What Python concept might help?
A. Conditional statements
B. Sound analysis
C. Video streaming
D. Boolean poetry
