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Question 1:  What is currying in JavaScript?

(A) Transforming a function to take one argument at a time

(B) Using multiple return statements in a function

(C) Combining two functions into one

Question 2:  Which programming concept is closely related to currying?

(A) Procedural programming

(B) Functional programming

(C) Object oriented programming

Question 3:  What does a curried function return after receiving one argument?

(A) An array of arguments

(B) Final result immediately

(C) Another function expecting the next argument

Question 4:  Currying is mainly useful for?

(A) Creating global variables

(B) Increasing loops in code

(C) Breaking tasks into smaller reusable functions

Question 5:  Which JavaScript feature is often used in currying?

(A) setTimeout

(B) Promises

(C) Closures

Question 6:  In currying sum(2)(3)(4) what happens internally?

(A) Each argument is executed instantly

(B) Function runs three times without storing values

(C) All arguments are stored until the last one is provided

Question 7:  Currying can help in?

(A) Reducing code readability

(B) Increasing memory usage unnecessarily

(C) Code reusability and customization

Question 8:  Currying works best with functions that?

(A) Take multiple arguments

(B) Take zero arguments

(C) Take exactly one argument always

Question 9:  Currying is different from partial application because?

(A) Currying always returns arrays

(B) Currying changes syntax rules

(C) Currying transforms into one argument functions

Question 10:  In JavaScript currying is often implemented using?

(A) for loops

(B) Nested functions and closures

(C) JSON parsing