The problem presents a flowchart for selecting students for studying Information and Communication Technology, based on their marks in a test. The flowchart needs to be analyzed to determine the correct order of labels A, B, and C and identify the control structures used in it. Problem 29: Determine the correct order of labels A, B, C. The variable $st\_no$ represents the student number, with the total number of students equal to 50. Problem 30: Identify the control structures represented by the flowchart.

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2025/7/13

1. Problem Description

The problem presents a flowchart for selecting students for studying Information and Communication Technology, based on their marks in a test. The flowchart needs to be analyzed to determine the correct order of labels A, B, and C and identify the control structures used in it.
Problem 29: Determine the correct order of labels A, B, C. The variable st_nost\_no represents the student number, with the total number of students equal to
5
0.
Problem 30: Identify the control structures represented by the flowchart.

2. Solution Steps

Problem 29:
Step 1: Analyze label A. Since the program selects students for a test, it should check whether all 50 students have been evaluated or not. The condition at A should be whether st_nost\_no is within the range of the number of students being evaluated. If it is not, the process should end. Therefore, the check is st_no50st\_no \le 50 or st_no50st\_no \ge 50.
Step 2: Analyze the options given for A.
Option 1: st_no50st\_no \le 50
Option 2: st_no50st\_no \ge 50
Option 3: st_no50st\_no \le 50
Option 4: st_no50st\_no \ge 50
If the answer to A is 'No', then the process should terminate. This corresponds to the condition when st_no>50st\_no > 50 in the case of option 1 and 3, or to the condition where st_no<50st\_no < 50 when the answer is 'No' in the case of option 2 and
4.
If A is 'Yes', then the process should continue and the marks are read.
Since the starting value of st_nost\_no is 1, st_no>50st\_no > 50 should mean the end of the program. Therefore the condition should be st_no50st\_no \le 50. Options 2 and 4 are incorrect.
Step 3: Analyze label B.
If the marks are greater than or equal to 50, the student is selected.
Therefore, B should output "You are selected". Options 1 and 3 are therefore "You are selected", "You are not selected".
Step 4: Analyze label C.
If the marks are less than 50, the student is not selected.
Therefore, C should output "You are not selected".
Step 5: Combine all the information.
A: st_no50st\_no \le 50
B: "You are selected"
C: "You are not selected"
This corresponds to option
1.
Problem 30:
Step 1: Identify the control structures.
The flowchart contains a decision structure (diamond shape) for checking if st_no50st\_no \le 50 which leads to an 'End' block if the condition is false. Another decision structure is whether `marks >= 50`. The flowchart also contains a loop where st_nost\_no is incremented, and the process repeats. A selection takes place whether or not the student obtains marks above
5

0. There is also a repetition occurring when the program iterates through all 50 students. So there is selection and repetition.

Step 2: Determine the order.
There is a selection for the marks. There is a repetition for students.
Thus, there is selection in repetition.

3. Final Answer

2

9. (1) $st\_no \le 50$, "You are selected", "You are not selected"

3

0. (2) Selection in Repetition

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