Quiz for try-catch-finally

Q1: What is the purpose of the try block in Java?

A. To catch exceptions B. To define variables C. To enclose code that might throw an exception D. To log errors

Q2: Which block is always executed whether an exception occurs or not?

A. try B. catch C. finally D. throw

Q3: What will happen if an exception is not caught?

A. The program continues normally B. The program crashes C. It returns 0 D. It skips the finally block

Q4: Can a try block exist without a catch block?

A. Yes, if it has a finally block B. No C. Yes, always D. Only in loops

Q5: Which of the following is used to throw an exception manually?

A. throws B. throw C. try D. catch

Q6: How many catch blocks can be associated with one try block?

A. Only one B. Two C. Multiple D. None

Q7: What is the output of finally block if exception occurs?

A. It is skipped B. It always executes C. It throws error D. It depends on OS

Q8: Which of the following keywords is used to handle exceptions?

A. try B. catch C. finally D. All of the above

Q9: What is the correct order of blocks in exception handling?

A. try-catch-finally B. catch-try-finally C. try-finally-catch D. finally-catch-try

Q10: What happens if finally block has a return statement?

A. It overrides previous return B. It causes compile error C. It is ignored D. It skips catch block