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Unit 5: Data

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Images can contain a geographical location of where the picture was taken. This is stored in a special area of an image file called:
a)
Metadata
b)
File name.
c)
Compression area.
d)
Alpha-channel.
2.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: an image file


the color information for each pixel

a)

data

b)

metadata

3.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: an image file


the width of the picture in pixels

a)

data

b)

metadata

4.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: an image file


the date and time that the picture was taken

a)

data

b)

metadata

5.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: an image file


the geo Tag that stores where the picture was taken

a)

data

b)

metadata

6.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: a log of phone calls on your phone


check all that would be probable metadata in the log.

a)

phone number that was dialed

b)

when the phone call was made

c)

duration of the call

d)

what was said during the call

e)

whether the call was an incoming or outgoing call

7.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: a list of popular websites


check all that would be probable metadata in the list.

a)

url of the website

b)

when the website first appeared

c)

how many total visitors the website has had

d)

how many visits the website has had in the last week

e)

whether MR. Schlamann likes the website or not

8.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: a financial record of donations to a charity.


check all that would be probable metadata in the record.

a)

dollar amount of the contribution

b)

method of contribution (check, cash, credit card)

c)

name of person making donation

d)

date of donation

e)

how many donuts the charity orders each year.

9.

The main information stored is referred to:

a)

data

b)

metadata

10.

Extra information about the main information stored is referred to:

a)

data

b)

metadata

11.

Which of the following is LEAST likely to be a problem when collecting data?

a)

cleaning data

b)

bias

c)

incomplete data

d)

having too much data

12.

Nico creates a program that collects the following data from users: Name, age, favorite color, height, weight. Which of the following could not be concluded based on this data alone?

a)

The average height of a person

b)

Which favorite color is most popular

c)

If older people and weight have a correlation

d)

If men are generally heavier than women

13.

A digital photo contains data about the red, green, and blue levels of each pixel. The file also contains the location and date each photo was taken. For which of the following would analyzing the metadata be better than analyzing the data?

a)

Determining if the photo is of people of nature

b)

Determining if the photo has a sky in the background

c)

Determining the number of people in the photo

d)

Determining the likelihood of this photo being taken at a public event

14.

Volume is one of the characteristics of big data. What does Volume refers to?

a)

The amount of water in a glass bottle

b)

The amount of money

c)

The amount of love given

d)

The amount of Youtube videos that existed

e)

The amount of data

15.

Which of the following would NOT use big data analysis?

a)

Healthcare companies

b)

Public agencies

c)

Retail companies

d)

High school students doing homework

16.

Volume is one of the characteristics of big data. What does Volume refers to?

a)

The amount of water in a glass bottle

b)

The amount of money

c)

The amount of love given

d)

The amount of Youtube videos that existed

e)

The amount of data

17.

How does the app above counts as a big data?

a)

It stores their user healthcare data

b)

It helps people find a date with their data

c)

It stores videos that is uploaded by their user

d)

It helps stores their funny cat videos

18.
Historically it has been observed that computer processing speeds tend to double every two years. This is known as:
a)
Boolean's Conjecture
b)
Moore's Law
c)
The "Big Data" Effect
d)
Powers of 2 Principle
19.
When a computer scientist uses the term "Big Data" what do they typically mean?
a)
That a data set is larger than 5TB, which is the common "Big Data" threshold. 
b)
There is enough data that traditional data processing applications are inadequate. 
c)
It implies that the findings from the data analysis are hugely important for society. 
d)
There is so much data that it is virtually impossible to process. 
20.

Which of the following is FALSE regarding exponential growth?

a)

Based on this concept, the average hard drive will be 8-10 terabytes in just over six years

b)

Exponential growth (combined with Moore's Law) makes it easier to plan for our future computing power and storage needs

c)

Refers to the fact that computing power is doubling every 1.5 to 2 years

d)

The amount of data being pushed around, saved, and/or processed is growing exponentially

21.

A broad term for datasets so large or complex that traditional data processing applications are inadequate.

a)

Moore's law

b)

Big data

c)

Exponential Growth

d)

Data analysis

22.

What is data that describes data?

a)

metadata

b)

maxdata

c)

context

d)

content

23.

According to Moore's Law, the world will produce as much data in the next _______ years as currently existed in all of humanity prior to that:

a)

Two

b)

Three

c)

Five

d)

Six

24.

Above is an image from Google Trends that plots Cats and Dogs.


Which of the following is NOT a reasonable conclusion you can come up with looking at this chart?

a)

The sharp spike in dogs trends could be due to an increase in dog attack stories during that year

b)

This chart proves that people love dogs more than they do cats

c)

People search for dogs more than they do cats

d)

It's possible there were more funny dog videos than cat videos during this period of time

25.

“Digital Divide” leads to some groups being over- or under-represented. Access and use of the Internet can differ by all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Relationship Status

b)

Race

c)

Education

d)

Disability

26.
A broad term for datasets so large or complex that traditional data processing applications are inadequate.
a)
Moore's law
b)
Big data
c)
Small data
d)
Data analysis
27.

The observation that computing power tends to double every two years

a)

Marvin's Law

b)

Michael's Law

c)

Murphy's Law

d)

Moore's Law

28.

What is the true definition of big data

a)

huge amount of space

b)

large, diverse sets of information

c)

unlimited speed data internet connection

d)

small, undiverse sets of information

29.

What is NOT a characteristic of big data?

a)

Volume

b)

Variety

c)

Vision

d)

Velocity

30.

Which of the following is an example of big data?

a)

UMOBILE

b)

AN IPHONE

c)

BILLION SI

d)

NETFLIX

e)

TESCO

31.

Variety is a characteristic of big data. Which type of formats does Variety comes from?

a)

Structured

b)

Unstructured

c)

Semi-structured

d)

All of the above

32.

Which of the following would NOT use big data analysis?

a)

Healthcare companies

b)

Public agencies

c)

Retail companies

d)

High school students doing homework

33.

Volume is one of the characteristics of big data. What does Volume refers to?

a)

The amount of water in a glass bottle

b)

The amount of money

c)

The amount of love given

d)

The amount of Youtube videos that existed

e)

The amount of data

34.

What does Moore’s law state?

a)

The number of available IP addresses will eventually run out

b)

Processing power doubles every 2 years

c)

There is a set amount of available data space

d)

The processing power for computer will triple every year

35.

Which column needs to get "cleaned"?

a)

School ID

b)

Transportation Method

c)

Duration

d)

Arrival Time

36.

Which of the following columns would be hardest to visualize on a chart/diagram

a)

School ID

b)

Transportation Method

c)

Arrival Time

d)

Obstacle

37.

Which information could not be found using the entire dataset?

a)

The average time it takes students to get to school

b)

The most common travel method

c)

Whether walkers arrive to school earlier than average

d)

Whether seniors arrive to school later than average

38.

The following google trends graph show the search trends with "snake" compared to "fish" over the past 5 years. Which of the following choices are definitely TRUE?

a)

Fish taste better than snake

b)

More people have pet fish than snakes

c)

The number of searches for fish is usually greater than the number of searches for snakes

d)

The number of snake sales took a big hit around July 2019

39.

William is collecting data in his town about what is their favorite Pokemon. WHich would create the least bias

a)

Creating a questionnaire through facebook

b)

Asking all his friends at school

c)

Asking every other person that enters the town deli

d)

Asking all of his stuffed animals

40.

Google Trends is a website by Google that analyzes the popularity of top search queries in Google Search across various regions and languages. The large number of searches make Google Trends one of the world's largest real-time data sets. The data can be filtered so no one is personally identified, categorized, and grouped together.


Which of the following is Trends data most likely to answer?

a)

Whether the public is concerned about incoming weather

b)

What date is the cheapest date to book a hotel room

c)

The cost of a gas-powered chainsaw

d)

The length of the Iditarod

41.

Why do most data-analyzing programs include options for creating graphs?

a)

Graphs are less taxing on the computer's graphics card than a plain spreadsheet.

b)

Graphs make it easier to interpret data values, trends, and proportions, so they are an incredibly useful feature.

c)

It is easier to code a graph-based data analyzer than a spreadsheet-based one.

d)

It is harder to make spreadsheets properly display because the resulting file is not an image.

42.

Which of the following questions could be answered from this chart?

a)

What is the fluffiest breed of dog?

b)

How long will my dog live?

c)

What is the longest maximum lifespan of a cat?

d)

What is the shortest maximum lifespan of a dog?

43.

Which of the following questions could be answered from this chart?

a)

Which cereal has the least amount of calories per serving?

b)

What is the largest amount of calories per serving in any listed cereal?

c)

How many calories a serving of Fruit Loops has?

d)

How many cereal choices have less than 100 calories per serving?

44.

By looking at this chart, the following conclusions can be made EXCEPT:

a)

The range of incomes on the chart is between $40,000 and $80,000

b)

California had the highest median household income of all the states

c)

Most states fell between $50,000 and $55,000 for their range of median household incomes

d)

One state has over 40% of it's adults with a bachelors degree

45.

Which of the following charts would make the most sense to use when you have one column and many values?

a)

Bar Chart

b)

Crosstab

c)

Histogram

d)

Scatter Plot

46.

Which of the following charts would be the most useful in seeing patterns between two values (consisting of numerical data)?

a)

Bar Chart

b)

Crosstab

c)

Histogram

d)

Scatter Plot

47.

This chart would be great in finding the most (or least) common combinations of values in two columns:

a)

Bar Chart

b)

Crosstab

c)

Histogram

d)

Scatter Plot

48.

Which of the following charts would make the most sense to use when you have one column and a few values?

a)

Bar Chart

b)

Crosstab

c)

Histogram

d)

Scatter Plot

49.

Examples of Artificial Intelligence (AI) include which of the following (check all that apply)?

a)

Email filters in your Gmail account

b)

Giving a digital assistant (like Alexa) directions on dimming the lights in your living room

c)

Video recommendations on what to watch on TikTok

d)

Using voice recognition to say "Call ______" while you are in the car driving

50.

Machine learning can take in all of the following types of learning EXCEPT:

a)

Images

b)

Video

c)

Text

d)

All three of these

51.

When machine learning takes place, bias can take place depending on all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

how the data is collected

b)

who is collecting the data

c)

where the data is being entered at

d)

how the data is entered

52.

Bias does not take place in machine learning if the person training the computer is not aware of it.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

When you are looking at training data (with regards to machine learning), one of the things to ask yourself is whether the data represents all possible scenarios and users without bias.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

Who is primarily responsible for giving a machine unbiased information?

a)

The machine itself

b)

The company that built the machine

c)

You (the person training the machine)

d)

All of these items

55.

With regards to machine learning, collecting more data means less bias.

a)

True

b)

False

56.
Images can contain a geographical location of where the picture was taken. This is stored in a special area of an image file called:
a)
Metadata
b)
File name.
c)
Compression area.
d)
Alpha-channel.
57.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: an image file


the color information for each pixel

a)

data

b)

metadata

58.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: an image file


the width of the picture in pixels

a)

data

b)

metadata

59.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: an image file


the date and time that the picture was taken

a)

data

b)

metadata

60.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: an image file


the geo Tag that stores where the picture was taken

a)

data

b)

metadata

61.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: a log of phone calls on your phone


check all that would be probable metadata in the log.

a)

phone number that was dialed

b)

when the phone call was made

c)

duration of the call

d)

what was said during the call

e)

whether the call was an incoming or outgoing call

62.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: a list of popular websites


check all that would be probable metadata in the list.

a)

url of the website

b)

when the website first appeared

c)

how many total visitors the website has had

d)

how many visits the website has had in the last week

e)

whether MR. Schlamann likes the website or not

63.

DATA or Metadata?

Example: a financial record of donations to a charity.


check all that would be probable metadata in the record.

a)

dollar amount of the contribution

b)

method of contribution (check, cash, credit card)

c)

name of person making donation

d)

date of donation

e)

how many donuts the charity orders each year.

64.

The following google trends graph show the search trends with "snake" compared to "fish" over the past 5 years. Which of the following choices are definitely TRUE?

a)

Fish taste better than snake

b)

More people have pet fish than snakes

c)

The number of searches for fish is usually greater than the number of searches for snakes

d)

The number of snake sales took a big hit around July 2019

65.

William is collecting data in his town about what is their favorite Pokemon. WHich would create the least bias

a)

Creating a questionnaire through facebook

b)

Asking all his friends at school

c)

Asking every other person that enters the town deli

d)

Asking all of his stuffed animals