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Stellarchs AC 1: What is Big Data ?

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How much data is generated by 1 smartphone user every month?

a)

515 MB

b)

450,000,000,000,000 KB

c)

990,000,000,000 GB

d)

40,000,000,000 MB

e)

40,000,000,000 GB

2.

What is the simple definition of Big Data?

a)

data that is measured in zettabytes

b)

extremely large data sets

c)

chicken nuggets

d)

data sets that relate to human behaviour

e)

data that runs through the internet

3.

Which of the following are not criteria which classify data as Big Data?

(hint: there are two.)

a)

The amount of data

b)

The speed data is created and processed

c)

The accuracy of the data

d)

The units data is measured in

e)

The users who create the data

4.

How do you store Big Data?

a)

in a big hard drive

b)

in your head

c)

by breaking it up into smaller files and storing them in one computer

d)

by breaking it up into smaller files and storing them in multiple computers

e)

by breaking it up megabyte by megabyte then storing them in multiple computers

5.

What is the term for processing big data by separating it into smaller tasks and doing the tasks separately?

a)

being smart

b)

parallel processing

c)

separate processing

d)

simultaneous work

e)

disconnected processing

6.

Which of these problems can be solved by analyzing big data?

a)

Mapping how the human brain works.

b)

Designing ads.

c)

Tracking bank robbers across countries.

d)

Improving game design.

e)

Inventing new math concepts.

7.

What are the three key concepts of Big Data?

a)

Volume

b)

Variety

c)

Vigilance

d)

Velocity

e)

Veracious

8.

Which of these areas do not use big data?

a)

Government

b)

Retail

c)

Transportation

d)

Game Design

e)

Mathematics

9.

What do you analyze Big Data for?

a)

0s

b)

patterns

c)

flukes

d)

usernames

e)

interesting pieces of data

10.

Which of these negatives could be brought about by big data?

a)

It reveals information that should be private

b)

It allows hackers to access more data

c)

It breaks old computers and makes everyone buy new ones

d)

It reveals information that is not public, but should be

e)

It allows governments and data organizations such as Google to have lots of power