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Unit 2: Kira Learning

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the smallest unit of information used in computers, which can be either 1 or 0?

a)

Byte

b)

Bit

c)

Pixel

d)

RGB Value

2.

Which system uses the number 10 and includes symbols 0 through 9?

a)

Binary system

b)

Decimal system

c)

Byte system

d)

RGB system

3.

What is a group of 8 bits called?

a)

Byte

b)

Bit

c)

Pixel

d)

Table

4.

What is the smallest unit of data in a digital image?

a)

Byte

b)

Bit

c)

Pixel

d)

RGB Value

5.

What does the term "encode" refer to in computing?

a)

Translating data into a human-readable form

b)

Translating human-readable data into a form for efficient storage

c)

Organizing data into rows and columns

d)

Running a set of computer programs

6.

What is the term for the physical elements of a computer or an electronic system?

a)

Software

b)

Hardware

c)

Pixel

d)

Table

7.

What does a row represent in a table?

a)

A single entry in a table; organized horizontally

b)

A single category of data; organized vertically

c)

A diagram that represents data using lines

d)

A type of graph with bars of varying heights

8.

What is a column in a table?

a)

A single entry in a table; organized horizontally

b)

A single category of data; organized vertically

c)

A diagram that represents data using lines

d)

A type of graph with bars of varying heights

9.

What is a graph?

a)

A single entry in a table; organized horizontally

b)

A single category of data; organized vertically

c)

A diagram that represents data using lines, bars, or other visual tools

d)

A type of graph with bars of varying heights

10.

What is a bar graph?

a)

A single entry in a table; organized horizontally

b)

A single category of data; organized vertically

c)

A diagram that represents data using lines

d)

A type of graph where values are represented by bars of varying heights

11.

What is an axis used for in a graph?

a)

To represent a single entry in a table

b)

To mark measurements and possible values

c)

To show a pattern in data

d)

To clean data messiness

12.

What is a scatter plot?

a)

A type of graph where values are represented by bars

b)

A type of graph where values are represented by dots

c)

A diagram that represents data using lines

d)

A single entry in a table

13.

What does correlation indicate?

a)

When data is in an improper format

b)

When two pieces of data are related

c)

When data is inaccurate

d)

When data is outside the typical range

14.

What is causation?

a)

When data is in an improper format

b)

When one piece of data changing results in a change in another

c)

When data is inaccurate

d)

When data is outside the typical range

15.

What is a trend in data?

a)

A pattern that can predict future values

b)

A single entry in a table

c)

A type of graph with bars

d)

A process of removing data messiness

16.

What is a model in data analysis?

a)

A single entry in a table

b)

A structure that takes input and produces output based on logic

c)

A type of graph with bars

d)

A process of removing data messiness

17.

What is data messiness?

a)

When data is in an improper format or is incorrect

b)

When data is inaccurate

c)

When data is outside the typical range

d)

When data is extra information

18.

What is data cleaning?

a)

The process of removing data messiness

b)

A type of graph with bars

c)

A pattern that can predict future values

d)

A structure that takes input and produces output

19.

What is data bias?

a)

When data is in an improper format

b)

When data is an inaccurate or distorted representation

c)

When data is outside the typical range

d)

When data is extra information

20.

What are outliers in a dataset?

a)

Data that is in an improper format

b)

Data that is way outside the typical range

c)

Data that is inaccurate

d)

Data that is extra information

21.

What is noise in data?

a)

Data that is in an improper format

b)

Data that is way outside the typical range

c)

Extra information that isn’t useful

d)

Data that is inaccurate