1) A heterogenous, immutable data type that stores an ordered sequence of things. a) List b) Loop c) Tuple d) String 2) They cannot be mutated or changed. a) String Immutability b) Tuple c) List d) Contatenation 3) Adding two strings together using the "+" operator. a) List Comprehension b) Concatenation c) String Immutability d) Tuple 4) Also called an array. A data structure that holds a collection of values in a particular order. a) Group b) Sort c) Tuple d) List 5) Python concept used to construct lists in a concise manner. a) Concatenation b) String Immutability c) List Comprehension d) Tuple 6) A way to repeat code in your program. a) Tuple b) Sort c) Find d) Loop 7) To arrange a list of values in order from least to greatest (or greatest to least). a) Sort b) Tuple c) Find d) Loop 8) A method that counts occurrences of specific items in a list. a) extend() b) count() c) append() d) find() 9) Add a particular item to the end of a list. a) find() b) extend() c) count() d) append() 10) Takes a list as an argument and extends the current list with the list given as an argument. a) count() b) extend() c) append() d) find()

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