2016 Test tasks in Yandex.Lyceum for students in grades 8-9 with answers. Website https://yandexlyceum.ru/. Below we attach the tasks themselves, and at the bottom of the page you can find answers to the tasks:

1. A map of roads between cities is given. Next to each road its length in kilometers is written. Find the length of the shortest path from the city A in town D. You are only allowed to drive on roads.

2. It is known that:
1) Fluffies love milk.
2) All kittens are fluffy.
3) Some fluffies are black and white.
4) Kittens eat mice.
5) Mice are afraid of kittens.
6) Black and white fluffies are not afraid of mice.
Which statements clearly follow from the above?
— Kittens love milk.
— Black and white fluffies eat mice.
— All kittens are black and white.
- Fluffies are not afraid of mice.
— Mice are afraid of some fluffies.

3. The library has 1000 collections of poetry. It is known that Pushkin's poems are included in 650 collections, and Lermontov's poems are included in 460 collections. There are only 20 collections in which there is neither Pushkin nor Lermontov. Find the number of books that contain poems by both Pushkin and Lermontov.

4. It is known that a car license plate consists of three letters and three numbers: first a letter, then three numbers, then two more letters. Only the letters A, B, E, K, M, N, O, R, S, T, U, X are used. How many different license plates are there?

5. Vasya and Petya decided to invent their own code to write notes to each other that no one else could read. To do this, it was decided to encode each letter with a sequence of zeros, ones and twos.
They have already come up with codes for the letters A, B, C and D:
A - 0
B - 22
AT 10
G - 12
What sequence can be used to denote the letter D so that any message can be unambiguously deciphered? Possible answers:
00
11
2
022

6. Three people appeared before the court: Ivan, Vasily and Sidor. It is known that each of them either always tells the truth or always lies. Ivan said that Vasily was lying. Vasily claims that Sidor always lies. Sidor was asked if it is true that Ivan always tells the truth. What did Sidor answer?
Ivan is telling the truth.
Ivan is lying.
There is no right answer here.
Both options are possible.

7. One day, a diligent student was preparing for a test. To do this, he analyzed the versions of last year's tests. In some test, the question turned out to be poorly typed. However, there were answers to him:
Everything below.
None of the below.
None of the above.
None of the above.
None of the below.
At least one of the above.
Even though the question was not visible, the student was able to determine which answers were correct. Which?

8. Try to understand this program. What will x be equal to after it is completed?
y:= 10 // Explanation: now y is 10
x:= 10 + y
y:= y - 1

9. Let's call numbers beautiful if they have at least two same numbers(for example: 44, 505, 1101, 2324).
The sum of beautiful numbers less than 100 is 495 (11 + 22 + 33 + 44 + 55 + 66 + 77 + 88 + 99 = 495).
Find the sum of beautiful natural numbers less than 10000.
To solve this problem you can use any technical means(but, of course, you need to solve the problem yourself).

Answers:

2. Kittens love milk.
Mice are afraid of some furry creatures.

6. Ivan speaks the truth.

7.
Everything below.
None of the below.
None of the above.
None of the above. - right
None of the below.
At least one of the above. - right

9. 24 717 105
sum = 495
for x in range(100, 1000):
a=x//100
b=(x//10)%10
c=x%10
if a==b or a==c or b==c:
sum+=x
for x in range(1000, 10000):
a=x//1000
b=(x//100)%10
c=(x//10)%10
d=x%10
if a==b or a==c or a==d or b==c or b==d or c==d:
sum+=x
print(sum)

2. Explain why you can’t leave without warning and go far from home, or deviate from the usual route on the way home from school. Set up an app that will show you where your child is. For example, Kaspersky Safe Kids allows you to set a safe perimeter on the map, and if children leave its boundaries, parents receive a notification.

3. Teach not to panic in a threatening situation. Set up an SOS button on your smartphone or agree on a code word that will mean danger.

4. Despite age restrictions on some sites, a child may need an email or social network account. Help him register, and then together come up with a complex password or create one in a special application.

5. Discuss online shopping: what you can spend money on and how much. Set a limit on in-app purchases if your child uses your gadget, otherwise you risk one day discovering that a third of your salary was spent on virtual laser swords. If everyone in the family has phones with the same operating system, create a family account: then the system will ask you for confirmation before making online purchases from your child’s smartphone.

6. If a teenager already has his own bank card, tell us how to use it safely: do not write down the PIN code on the card or in your phone, when transferring from account to account, do not provide any information other than the card number.

7. Buy something online together and show them what to look for - secure connection, two-factor authentication.

8. Help your child distinguish real charity from scammers and explain why you should not transfer money to strangers, even if it is being collected for a “good cause.”

9. The older children get, the more time they spend on the Internet. Making their online life safer will be easier with a special application. Kaspersky Safe Kids blocks unwanted sites and sends parents notifications about new posts in in social networks and changes in the child’s friends list.

10. Explain that you don’t need to add strangers as friends on social networks. Even if the avatar has a familiar photo, you need to make sure that the page is genuine. Kaspersky Safe Kids can help here - the application will notify parents about changes in the child’s list of friends on social networks.

11. Teach your child to use one browser and one search site, in which you set up a family mode in advance - it will allow you to exclude some of the “adult content” from the results.

12. Leave helpline numbers in a visible place. A teenager may not immediately come to you with his problems, so free psychological help lines can help in a difficult situation.

13. Tell us about safety and etiquette on social networks: do not share personal information with strangers, do not post explicit photos even in a closed account, check information through other channels if a friend suddenly asks you to transfer money. At the same time, you can find out about new publications on your child’s page using a special solution.

14. Prepare your child for the fact that they can encounter troubles on the Internet - bullying, insults or intrusive attention - and tell them how to act in such cases. Don't try to completely control your teenager, show that you trust him and are always ready to help if necessary.

15. Teach your child to distinguish fake news from real news. The Internet is full of trolls, bots, and websites that post false information to deceive and confuse readers. All facts must be verified from reliable sources.

From today until September 10 inclusive, you can apply for training at Yandex.Lyceum. Applicants will have to go through a selection process consisting of two stages: an online test and an in-person interview. Those students who succeed will be able to start studying on October 2. Lyceum students study twice a week after 15 hours, so classes can be combined with school.

The Yandex.Lyceum program started last year in four cities: Kaluga, Penza, Saratov and Tambov. In the new academic year, they will host their second enrollment of courses. In the spring, Yandex launched training in 12 more cities; later the list was expanded to 15 additional cities in Russia and two in Kazakhstan. In total, Yandex.Lyceum has expanded to 21 cities.

Screenshot of the website yandexlyceum.ru

According to Marina Suslova, director of Yandex.Lyceum, the first year of the program proved that the project is in demand and can be scaled up. More than 1.8 thousand applications were received for the first year, and 138 students were accepted. The company plans to open branches in all Russian cities with a population of more than 100 thousand people.

This year, Yandex.Lyceum expects to accept about a thousand students in grades 8 and 9 for the first year. Classes will be held in the premises of city schools, universities and educational centers - in total, about 60 sites participate in the program.

In three of the 19 cities - Moscow, Penza and Tambov - the Yandex.Lyceum course will be held as part of the main school curriculum, during computer science lessons. 13 Moscow schools, one Penza and one Tambov will take part in the experiment.

Yandex.Lyceum courses are designed for two years. Schoolchildren are taught programming using the Python language, which is in demand in IT companies and in the scientific community. Classes are taught by local teachers - they undergo a competitive selection, and then undergo training at Yandex. The course program was developed in

THE GRAND OPENING OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROJECT WAS HELD

On September 30, 2019, at the State Budget Educational Institution School No. 120 of the Vyborg District of St. Petersburg, an educational project was opened for schoolchildren who want to learn how to program - Yandex.Lyceum.

The head of the center for informatization of education of the information and methodological center of the Vyborg region, Andrey Vladimirovich Ovechkin, was present at the grand opening. After welcoming words, he solemnly presented the lyceum students with memorable gifts from the Yandex company, and wished to preserve their determination, as well as strength and perseverance in mastering the new educational program.

According to the head of the project site, deputy director for water management of the school, Alexey Sergeevich Kozlov, “Yandex.Lyceum gives schoolchildren the opportunity to gain free knowledge and skills in the field of programming using the Python language, one of the most popular programming languages, as an example. This knowledge will subsequently be enough to work as an intern or junior developer. In fact, at the end of the training, which lasts 2 years, the guys who successfully complete it will receive a profession.”

This academic year, the only project site opened in the area, so the competition was very large. After two stages of selection, out of 43 candidates, only 15 were accepted for training. These are children not only from different schools in the Vyborg district, but also from neighboring districts - Primorsky and Kalininsky. All candidates who were not selected and did not achieve a sufficient rating will be able to try again next year.

After the ceremonial part, all the lyceum students went to the “zero” lesson with their teacher - Anna Aleksandrovna Mikheeva, teacher of computer science and programming at GBOU school No. 120 of the Vyborg district. In August 2019, the teacher completed specialized training and internship at Yandex. During the lesson, the guys got to know each other, learned about how classes are conducted in the LMS system, how the rating of lyceum students is formed and why they can be expelled. They have two years of study ahead of them in a program developed at the School of Data Analysis, whose graduates are highly valued in the labor market. The program is divided into two parts, each lasting one academic year. During the first year, children get acquainted with theory and master technologies in practice; the second year is devoted to educational projects.

Classes will begin on October 3, they will be held in the evenings twice a week.

We wish all lyceum students 1 year of study 2019-2020 - GOOD LUCK!

Class schedule (1 group) 2019-2020 academic year:

Tuesday and Thursday from 16:00 to 18:00.

Classes start on October 3.

At GBOU school 120 of the Vyborg district of St. Petersburg, classes are taught by:

Mikheeva Anna Alexandrovna Teacher of computer science and ICT, programming. Teacher at Yandex.Lyceum

This free courses for students in grades 8–9; For two years, children are taught programming using the Python language as an example. This year the project is expanding and launching in several new cities.

According to the head of the lyceum, Marina Suslova:

IN modern world The ability to program is almost a basic skill. Knowledge of Python will be useful not only for future developers, but also for those who plan to connect their lives with biology, economics, linguistics and any other field where they deal with data analysis. At Yandex.Lyceum you can learn programming for free at a level sufficient to create independent projects.

Where do the classes take place?

Initially, the project appeared in Kaluga, Penza, Saratov and Tambov. 1,800 people applied for admission, 140 passed entrance tests, 125 successfully completed the first course.

In the 2017/2018 academic year, the Lyceum will appear in 12 new cities: Dimitrovgrad, Innopolis, Kazan, Kirov, Magnitogorsk, Makhachkala, Moscow, Naberezhnye Chelny, Smolensk, Tyumen, Ulyanovsk and Chelyabinsk. The list should be replenished with several more cities a little later.

How to apply to Yandex.Lyceum?

To pass the tests, you don’t have to know how to program, just be interested in logic and mathematics. The selection takes place in two stages:

• online test (you can familiarize yourself with last year’s version and evaluate your strength);
• interview with teachers.

Classes take place in the afternoon. Registration will open on August 30, follow the news on the project website.

I want to teach at Yandex.Lyceum, where to apply?

In order to propose your candidacy, use the feedback form, it opens with the “Ask a Question” button at the bottom of the page. Lyceum teachers undergo special training in