How is the body of a for loop defined? A. The body of a for loop is defined by an indented block of code following the for statement, similar to the body of an if statement. B. The body of a for loop is defined by an opening curly brace, one or more lines of code and a closing curly brace. C. The body of a for loop is defined by a left parenthesis, one or more lines of code and a right parenthesis. D. For loops do not have a body. What is a for loop? A. The for loop is the new improved three loop as it was defined in Python version 2. B. The for loop enables a program to repeat a block of code multiple times. C. The for loop enables a program to repeat a block of code one time, much like the if statement. D. The for loop is a block of code included at the beginning (the for) of a program.   Which of the following is an example of a sequence that might be used in a for statement? A. An integer B. A floating point number C. A list D. A boolean variable   How is a function called? A. By providing the name of the function followed by a set of parentheses in which there may be zero or more arguments. B. By including the keyword 'def' before the function name. C. By importing it from a module. D. By using Skype, WhatsApp or another web based communications app.   What is true about the parameters of a function? A. Functions can have only one parameter. B. The order in which the parameters are defined matters. C. Parameters can be passed to a function in any order. D. Parameters have no order.