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Question 1:  What is a Promise in JavaScript?

(A) A way to handle asynchronous operations

(B) A synchronous function

(C) A type of variable

Question 2:  Which method is used to handle resolved Promises?

(A) then

(B) catch

(C) finally

Question 3:  Which method is used to handle rejected Promises?

(A) then

(B) catch

(C) resolve

Question 4:  What is the purpose of Promise chaining?

(A) To execute promises sequentially

(B) To execute promises concurrently

(C) To delay promise execution

Question 5:  Which keyword is used to create a new Promise?

(A) new

(B) create

(C) promise

Question 6:  What does the .finally() method do?

(A) It executes a callback regardless of the promise outcome

(B) It handles errors only

(C) It resolves the promise

Question 7:  When chaining Promises, what does the .then() method return?

(A) A new Promise

(B) Undefined

(C) A callback function

Question 8:  How can multiple promises be executed concurrently?

(A) Using Promise.all()

(B) Using Promise.chain()

(C) Using Promise.join()

Question 9:  What happens when a promise in a chain is rejected?

(A) Control transfers to the nearest catch handler

(B) The chain continues normally

(C) It automatically resolves

Question 10:  Which of the following is NOT a standard state of a Promise?

(A) Pending

(B) Fulfilled

(C) Cancelled