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LO3 quiz

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 35mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is meant by the term 'data'?

a)

Raw facts and figures which has no meaning and is made up of letters, numbers, symbols, graphics and sound

b)

Raw figures which has a meaning and is made up of different words

2.

Which data type would be used for a postcode?

a)

Alphanumeric

b)

Integer number

c)

Date/Time

d)

Boolean

3.

Which data type would be used to store a mobile number?

a)

Date/time

b)

integer

c)

Boolean

d)

Fraction

4.

Which data type would be used to stored a student's lunch money?

a)

Currency

b)

Real number

c)

Alphanumeric

d)

Text

5.

Which data type would be used to answer a yes or no question?

a)

Boolean

b)

Alphanumeric

c)

Data/time

d)

Fraction

6.

what is meant by 'information'?

a)

information is data that is processed and has a meaning

b)

information is data that is raw facts and figures

7.

What is the correct formula for converting data to information?

a)

information = data + [structure] + [context] + meaning

b)

data = information + [structure] + [context] + meaning

c)

information = data + [structure] + [context]

d)

information = [context] + meaning

8.

what is a questionnaire/survey?

a)

a set of questions that are used to collect data/information which can be online or on paper

b)

a face-to-face conversation which is used to collect data/information

9.

What are the three different types of sensors?

a)

light, heat and motion

b)

heat, motion and cctv

c)

Motion, heat and lasers

10.

What is a consumer panel?

a)

group of people who give feedback through a series of questions

b)

a face-to-face conversation with one person

c)

a set of questions which can be on paper or online

d)

a device which detects movement through different inputs

11.

What is a loyalty scheme?

a)

A points-based rewards programme offered by a business to its customers

b)

A set of questions which is asked to individuals

c)

a group of people giving feedback about a product or service

d)

a report which is produced based on large sets of data

12.

What is a statistical report?

a)

a report which contains different statistics which are analysed to gather further data and information

b)

a report which is based on a set of questions from a group of people

c)

a report which can be found on the man utd website explaining how good they are

d)

a report which is used to present a visualisation diagram to the project manager

13.

Is a questionnaire primary or secondary research?

a)

primary - you collect the data yourself

b)

secondary - you analyse data which is already collected by someone else

14.

Is a statistical report primary or secondary research?

a)

primary

b)

secondary

15.

Is an interview primary or secondary research?

a)

primary

b)

secondary

16.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a questionnaire to collect data?

a)

large number of people can be asked to fill in the same questionnaire

b)

comparisons are easy to do

c)

cheaper than interviews

d)

more accurate than humans

17.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a emails to collect data?

a)

The same email can be sent to many people at the same time

b)

The results from the emails can be automatically inputted to analysis

c)

Little risk of human error when the data collected is inputted

d)

Feedback provided is specific to the product or service

18.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of sensors to collect data?

a)

Once set up, do not need human intervention as the data can be sent electronically

b)

More accurate than a human – for example a person may lose count of but a sensor will not lose count

c)

Questions can be changed based on answers given

d)

It saves times compared to a human doing the task

19.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of interviews to collect data?

a)

Questions can be changed based on answers given

b)

Additional questions can be asked to clarify any answers

c)

Comparisons are easy to do

20.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of consumer panels to collect data?

a)

Cost is low if online

b)

Feedback provided is specific to the product or service

c)

Response rates are high as they have agreed to take part

d)

Keep customers happy and ensures they keep using business

21.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a loyalty scheme to collect data?

a)

Keep customers happy and ensures they keep using business

b)

Data collected can provide information on spending habits

c)

Questions can be changed based on answers given

22.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a statistical report to collect data?

a)

If a trusted source is used, then the statistics are readily available, cover a range of topics and are reliable

b)

Statistics can show trends and patterns

c)

Keep customers happy and ensures they keep using business

23.

why are barcode readers used?

a)

to scan barcodes which holds data about the product. They can help identify products and identification for stock control

b)

They are made up of black modules arranged in a square pattern on a white background. They can hold a lot of data and are fast to scan

24.

What is a typical use of a QR code?

a)

Advertising

b)

stock control

c)

loyalty scheme

d)

consumer panel

25.

what is a typical use of a web-based survey?

a)

voting on a TV show

b)

stock control

c)

loyalty scheme

d)

consumer panel

26.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of wearable technology?

a)

You can count how many steps you have done in a day

b)

You can keep track of your heart rate

c)

You can receive notifications on the display

d)

You can track your steps when it is turned off

27.

What is meant by the term 'The cloud'?

a)

refers to software/services which store your data/files and can be accessed using the internet

b)

refers to a physical device which stores your data/files and can be accessed using the internet

28.

Which of the following is NOT a typical use a hard disk drive?

a)

Storage of the operating system

b)

Storage of files and data not currently in use

c)

Storage of data, files and software when the computer is turned off

d)

Storage of files or data that have to be moved to another computer

29.

What is the difference between a solid state drive and a hard disk drive?

a)

Solid state drives are faster in use than hard disks and are more expensive

b)

Solid state drives can stores much more data than a hard disk drive and are cheaper than hard disk drive

30.

Which of the following is NOT a typical use of optical devices (CD/DVD)

a)

Storage of files or data that have to be moved to another computer

b)

Storage software for installation on a computer

c)

Storage of data, files and software in backup or archives

d)

Storage of the operating system

31.

What is meant by the term 'big data'?

a)

Big Data is data sets that are so big or complex that traditional data-processing software cannot deal with them.

b)

Big Data is data sets that are so small or simple that only traditional data-processing software can deal with them

32.

which of the following is NOT a benefit of the use of big data?

a)

Large amounts of data can be found using a range of data stores

b)

Searchers can be made to find the specific data required

c)

Data stores can interact to share data, for example the police and DVLA

d)

Sensitive data must be securely stored with good data-security measures

33.

which of the following is NOT a benefit of the use of big data?

a)

A range of different analyses can be carried out on data

b)

Data can be shared by teams carrying out the same tasks

c)

Time does not need to be spent collecting new data

d)

It may not be possible to get the specific data required

34.

Which of the following is NOT a drawback of the use of big data?

a)

It is not always possible to know that the data is correct if it has been gathered by someone else

b)

Errors in the data can have negative impacts on people

c)

It may not be possible to get the specific data required

d)

A range of different analyses can be carried out on data

35.

Which of the following is NOT a drawback of the use of big data?

a)

Searchers can be made to find the specific data required

b)

Sensitive data must be securely stored with good data-security measures

c)

Incorrect data can lead to incorrect results

d)

Data must be kept up to date, with the data owners being informed when updates are made