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Question 1:  What does a generator function return in JavaScript?

(A) Promise

(B) Iterator

(C) Object

Question 2:  Which keyword is used to define a generator function?

(A) async

(B) function

(C) function*

Question 3:  What does the yield keyword do in a generator?

(A) Pauses the function and returns a value

(B) Stops the program

(C) Throws an error

Question 4:  How can you continue execution in a paused generator?

(A) call()

(B) next()

(C) execute()

Question 5:  What does the next() method return?

(A) A string

(B) An array

(C) An object with value and done

Question 6:  Which symbol indicates a generator function?

(A) #

(B) *

(C) @

Question 7:  What is an iterator in JavaScript?

(A) An object that defines a sequence and returns a value upon each iteration

(B) A function that returns multiple values

(C) A loop

Question 8:  Which method must an iterator have?

(A) run()

(B) execute()

(C) next()

Question 9:  What does done true mean in the result of next()?

(A) Generator has more values

(B) Generator is complete

(C) Generator is paused

Question 10:  Can you create an infinite generator?

(A) No

(B) Only in loops

(C) Yes