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Total questions: 134

Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins

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1.

What is data analysis?

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2.

What is the data analytics process?

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3.

What are the methods of the data analysis process?

a)

Data examination

b)

Data analysis

c)

Analysis, scientific techniques and automated tools

d)

Technology and templates

4.

In the big data environment, what is the process?

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5.

What is the method of the data analysis process?

a)

Data verification

b)

Data analysis

c)

Analysis, scientific techniques and automated tools

d)

Technology and templates

6.

In a big data environment, the data analysis process has developed methods that allow data analysis through the use of............highly scalable distributed technology capable of analyzing large volumes of data from different sources.

a)

Automated technology and templates

b)

Technology and templates

c)

Scientific technology and templates

d)

Technology and automated tools

7.

The data analysis process is a broader term encompassing the term data analysis. The data analysis process manages the complete data lifecycle such as................

a)

Collecting, organizing, cleaning, storing, templating

b)

Collecting, cleaning, organizing, storing, analyzing and managing data

c)

Testing, cleaning, organizing, storing, analyzing and managing data

d)

Collecting, cleaning, organizing, analyzing and managing data, technology

8.

In a big data environment, the data analysis process has developed methods that allow data analysis through the use of technology and templates..............................from different sources.

a)

Low scalable distributed technology capable of analyzing large volumes of data

b)

Highly scalable distributed technology capable of analyzing large volumes of data

c)

Equally scalable distributed technology capable of analyzing large volumes of data

9.

In the field of science, data analysis

a)

The results of data analysis can reduce operational costs and facilitate strategic decision-making.

b)

Data analysis can identify the causes of a phenomenon to improve the accuracy of predictions.

c)

Based on services like public sector organizations, data analysis can help enhance focus on delivering high-quality services by reducing costs.

10.

In service-based environments such as public sectors, how does data analysis help?

a)

Reduce operational costs and facilitate strategic decision-making.

b)

Identify the causes of a phenomenon to improve the accuracy of predictions.

c)

Enhance focus on providing high-quality services by reducing costs.

11.

In a business environment:

a)

Reduce operational costs and facilitate strategic decision-making.

b)

Identify the causes of a phenomenon to improve the accuracy of predictions.

c)

Based on services like public sector organizations, data analysis can help enhance focus on providing high-quality services by reducing costs.

12.

Which fields are the visualization processes applied in?

a)

Science, education, art

b)

Business, science, service-based environment

c)

Health, sports, real estate

d)

Information technology, tourism, banking

13.

How many basic steps does the CRISP-DM process include?

a)

4 steps

b)

5 steps

c)

6 steps

d)

7 steps

14.

One implementation of the data analysis process is the cross-industry standard process for data mining CRISP-DM:

a)

Business understanding - data understanding - data collection - building - analysis model - deployment - evaluation

b)

Business understanding - data collection - data understanding - building - analysis model - evaluation - deployment

c)

Business understanding (field, image) - data understanding (data type)

15.

What is the first step in the CRISP-DM process?

a)

Data preparation

b)

Business understanding

c)

Modeling

d)

Evaluation

16.

What is the purpose of the 'Data understanding' step in the CRISP-DM process?

a)

Understand the business objectives of the project

b)

Understand the type of data being used

c)

Prepare data for modeling

d)

Build models based on existing data

17.

Which step in the CRISP-DM process involves preparing and cleaning data for modeling?

a)

Business understanding

b)

Data preparation

c)

Evaluation

d)

Deployment

18.

In the CRISP-DM process, what is the Modeling step?

a)

Understand the business objectives of the project

b)

Understand the type of data being used

c)

Prepare data for modeling

d)

Build models based on existing data

19.

What is the main purpose of the 'Evaluation' step in the CRISP-DM process?

a)

Evaluate models based on criteria such as accuracy and feasibility

b)

Prepare data for the modeling step

c)

Deploy the model into a real-world environment

d)

Ensure data has been cleaned and organized properly

20.

What is the last step in the CRISP-DM process?

a)

Business understanding

b)

Deployment

c)

Data understanding

d)

Modeling

21.

How many basic types of analysis processes are there?

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22.

What are the types of data analysis processes from low to high?

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23.

What are the basic types of analysis processes?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

24.

What are the types of data analysis processes from low to high?

a)

Descriptive-Diagnostic-Predictive-Prescriptive

b)

Descriptive-Predictive-Diagnostic-Prescriptive

c)

Diagnostic-Descriptive-Prescriptive-Predictive

25.

Descriptive Analysis is used to:

a)

Predict future trends

b)

Analyze the causes of a phenomenon

c)

Summarize, describe existing data and past events

d)

Provide optimal solutions for data issues

26.

The main purpose of Diagnostic Analysis is:

a)

Forecast future results based on current data

b)

Analyze the root causes of events or phenomena

c)

Search for hidden patterns in data

d)

Optimize decisions and actions for the future

27.

Predictive Analysis helps:

a)

Provide forecasts about possible future outcomes based on current data

b)

Analyze the causes of phenomena that occurred in the past

c)

Provide optimal solutions based on existing data

d)

Summarize past events and trends

28.

Prescriptive Analysis is used to:

a)

Search for hidden patterns in data

b)

Provide optimal solutions for future situations

c)

Identify factors influencing consumer behavior

d)

Predict future outcomes

29.

Visualization is a way to communicate data clearly and understandably, mainly through:

a)

Sound

b)

Images

c)

Storytelling

d)

Use of colors and layout

30.

How is data typically stored during the visualization process?

a)

In table format

b)

In plain text

c)

Abstract

d)

In relational databases

31.

In report visualization, what is the main role of images?

(a)  

32.

In data analysis framework, what group do 'Central Limit Theorem, Hypothesis Testing, Chi-Square Test, F-Test' belong to?

a)

Knowledge Discovery

b)

Data Warehouse

c)

Inferential Statistics

d)

Reporting

33.

What is the main role of images in report visualization?

a)

To store data

b)

To communicate data clearly and understandably

c)

To create textual reports

d)

To analyze data further

34.

What can report visualization be seen as a blend of?

a)

Design art and data science

b)

Theory and practice

c)

Techniques and technology

d)

Analysis and forecasting

35.

What does the basic data analysis process include?

a)

Inferential Statistics, Knowledge Discovery, Reporting, Data Warehouse

b)

Inferential Statistics, Knowledge Extraction, Reporting, Data Warehouse

c)

Descriptive Statistics, Knowledge Discovery, Reporting, Data Warehouse

d)

Inferential Statistics, Knowledge Discovery, Reporting Process, Data Warehouse

36.

What is a Data Warehouse?

a)

Central Limit Theorem, Hypothesis Testing, Chi-Square Test, F-Test...

b)

Machine Learning, Data Mining, Forecasting Analysis...

c)

Information systems for managers / Decision support systems, Report visualization...

d)

Relational databases, No SQL databases, Data mart...

37.

What is Knowledge Discovery?

a)

Central Limit Theorem, Hypothesis Testing, Chi-Square Test, F-Test...

b)

Machine Learning, Data Mining, Forecasting Analysis...

c)

Information systems for managers / Decision support systems, Report visualization...

d)

Relational databases, No SQL databases, Data mart...

38.

What is Inferential Statistics?

a)

Central Limit Theorem, Hypothesis Testing, Chi-Square Test, F-Test...

b)

Machine Learning, Data Mining, Forecasting Analysis...

c)

Information systems for managers / Decision support systems...

d)

Relational databases, No SQL databases, Data mart...

39.

What is statistical inference?

a)

Central limit theorem, hypothesis testing, Chi-square test, F-Test

b)

Machine learning, data mining, forecasting analysis

c)

Information systems for managers / Decision support systems, report visualization

d)

Relational databases, No SQL databases, Data mart

40.

What is report generation?

a)

Central limit theorem, hypothesis testing, Chi-square test, F-Test

b)

Machine learning, data mining, forecasting analysis

c)

Information systems for managers / Decision support systems, report visualization

d)

Relational databases, No SQL databases, Data mart

41.

What is report generation?

a)

SPSS, STATA, R

b)

MS Excel, Tableau, MS Power BI, Locker Studio

c)

MS SQL Server, Hadoop, Mongo DB

d)

Python, R, Spark

42.

What is data mining?

a)

SPSS, STATA, R

b)

MS Excel, Tableau, MS Power BI, Locker Studio

c)

MS SQL Server, Hadoop, Mongo DB

d)

Python, R, Spark

43.

What is statistical inference?

a)

SPSS, STATA, R

b)

MS Excel, Tableau, MS Power BI, Locker Studio

c)

MS SQL Server, Hadoop, Mongo DB

d)

Python, R, Spark

44.

What is a data warehouse?

a)

SPSS, STATA, R

b)

MS Excel, Tableau, MS Power BI, Locker Studio

c)

MS SQL Server, Hadoop, Mongo DB

d)

Python, R, Spark

45.

What are the three reasons for effective data visualization?

a)

Memorable, actionable, leads to connections

b)

Memorable data, actionable, leads to connections

c)

Memorable, leads to connections, leads to action

46.

What can report visualization be considered as a blend of?

a)

Layout with color

b)

Storytelling-images

c)

Charts-data

d)

Art design with data science

47.

What is the most effective data visualization activity often combined with?

a)

Layout usage

b)

Color usage

c)

Storytelling

d)

Color usage and layout

48.

What leads to action?

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49.

What are the 3 reasons for visualizing data effectively that are often combined with images?

a)

Memorable, actionable, leads to connection

b)

Memorable data, actionable, leads to connection

c)

Memorable, ability to connect, leads to action

50.

In report visualization, ............ serves as the main medium for conveying data, but can also be accompanied by other media, such as......

a)

Color-image

b)

Story-text

c)

Image-text

d)

Layout-image

51.

How many main types of visualization are there?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

52.

Exploratory visualization in reports is?

a)

Allows readers to explore data for further analysis.

b)

Conducted for a problem that is not clearly defined.

c)

Exploratory visuals are what we l

53.

What is visualization in the EXPLORATORY report?

a)

Allows readers to explore data for further analysis.

b)

Is conducted for a problem that has not been clearly defined.

c)

Exploratory visualization is what we do to understand data.

d)

Interpreting what the audience needs to know.

e)

Displaying specific relationships in the data, such as links between cause and effect.

54.

What is visualization in the EXPLANATORY report?

a)

Allows readers to explore data for further analysis.

b)

Is conducted for a problem that has not been clearly defined.

c)

Exploratory visualization is what we do to understand data.

d)

Interpreting what the audience needs to know.

e)

Displaying specific relationships in the data, such as links between cause and effect.

55.

To develop and evaluate a hypothesis, a question, or find a pattern/overall picture in the data.

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56.

Looking at the statistical chart of the quantity.

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57.

What are the two main types of visualization reports in business?

a)

Exploration and analysis

b)

Analysis and explanation

c)

Exploration and explanation

d)

Analysis and exploration

58.

Visual design includes:

a)

Design principles

b)

Sound

c)

Storytelling

d)

Length

59.

Visual design includes:

a)

Storytelling

b)

Sound

c)

Pre-attentive attributes (quantity, color, emphasis)

d)

Width

60.

What do pre-attentive attributes in visual design include?

a)

Emphasis, quantity, color

b)

Resolution, brightness, contrast

c)

Time, length, thickness

d)

Font, size, height

61.

Visual design includes:

a)

Storytelling

b)

Sound

c)

Width

d)

Choosing the right chart

62.

Visual design includes:

a)

Storytelling

b)

Visualization to represent data patterns

c)

Sound

d)

Width

63.

Design principles include:

a)

GESTALT principles and DATA principles

b)

GESTALT principles and TUFTE principles

c)

Principle T

64.

What are the design principles?

a)

Gestalt principles and Data principles

b)

Gestalt principles and Tufte principles

c)

Tufte principles and Analytis principles

d)

Tufte principles and Data principles

65.

The Gestalt principles describe how our mind organizes individual visual elements into what?

a)

Complex shapes

b)

Groups to understand the whole image

c)

Abstract concepts

d)

Scattered elements

66.

How many Gestalt principles are there?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

7

d)

8

67.

The principle ('Similarity') in Gestalt psychology states that objects that look similar will be grouped together based on which factor?

a)

Only based on color

b)

Only based on shape

c)

Based on color, shape, size, and texture

d)

Based on their position

68.

The principle that states objects that are close together are perceived to be more related than objects that are far apart is which principle?

a)

Proximity

b)

Similarity

69.

What principle states that objects close to each other are perceived to have a relationship more than objects that are far apart?

a)

Proximity

b)

Similarity

c)

Closure

d)

Surrounding

70.

According to the principle of 'Proximity', why do you see three dots closer together than four columns of dots?

a)

Because they have similar shapes

b)

Because they are closer together horizontally than vertically

c)

Because they have similar colors

d)

Because they are of similar sizes

71.

What principle makes objects appear as if they are placed separately in a distinct area compared to the rest of what we see?

a)

Proximity

b)

Similarity

c)

Closure

d)

Surrounding

72.

What principle do you see when objects look similar as part of the same group?

a)

Proximity

b)

Similarity

c)

Closure

d)

Surrounding

73.

What principle do you use when you group connected dots as part of the same group?

a)

Proximity

b)

Similarity

c)

Closure

d)

Connection

74.

Symmetry: Symmetrical elements are often perceived in relation to each other, regardless of their distance. What does this create for all of us?

a)

Proximity

b)

Similarity

c)

Symmetry

d)

Connection

75.

Figure and Ground: Naturally, the human eye has the ability to distinguish what is the subject (main) and what is the background (secondary) when looking at a picture. What principle does this refer to?

a)

Proximity

b)

Similarity

c)

Closure

d)

Figure and Ground

76.

Continuity: Elements arranged on a straight line or a smooth curve are perceived to be more connected than arranged randomly. What principle does this refer to?

a)

Proximity

b)

Continuity

c)

Closure

d)

Connection

77.

Closure: The human brain automatically fills in missing parts of a design to create a complete picture. What principle does this refer to?

a)

Proximity

b)

Similarity

c)

Closure

d)

K

78.

Tufte believes that ..........

a)

More (details) can be more (information) than

b)

More (details) can be less (information) than

c)

Less (details) can be more (information) than

d)

Less (details) can be less (information) than

79.

According to TUFTE, we need to

a)

Maximize the image ratio

b)

Maximize the data ratio

c)

Maximize the ratio of legends, notes

d)

Maximize the data ratio on print

80.

The benefit of the data ratio on print method is

a)

Clear message, saving data, saving space

b)

Clear message, saving time, saving space

c)

Clear message, saving time, saving cost

d)

Clear message, saving space, saving cost

81.

How many principles of deletion are there in the data ratio on print?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

82.

The principle of deletion in data ratio on print is

a)

Delete details that do not provide information, delete image details

b)

Delete details that provide duplicate information, delete redundant details

c)

Delete details that provide duplicate information, delete details that do not provide information

83.

TUFTE also points out that it can be used to create ineffective charts

a)

A graphic with a high D:I ratio can still be difficult to understand if that graphic is not well designed. A graphic with a low D:I ratio can still be effective if that graphic conveys information clearly and attracts the viewer's attention.

b)

A graphic with a high D:I ratio can still be easy to understand if that graphic is not well designed. A graphic with a low D:I ratio can be difficult to understand but still effective if that graphic conveys information clearly and attracts the viewer's attention.

84.

The visual tool supports the processing of cognitive attributes immediately

a)

Quantity - color - emphasis

b)

Quantity - color - highlight

85.

What are the visual attributes that support the cognitive processing of information?

a)

Quantity - Color - Emphasis

b)

Quantity - Color - Layout

c)

Quantity - Layout - Emphasis

d)

Quantity - Layout - Chart

86.

What are the visual attributes that immediately convey cognitive perception through emphasis?

a)

Form - Position - Color - Layout

b)

Form - Position - Motion - Color

c)

Form - Position - Motion - Sound

d)

Form - Position - Motion - Layout

87.

When comparing quantities, which type of visualization presentation is the most accurate?

a)

Position

b)

Length

c)

Color

d)

Area

88.

When comparing quantities, which type of visualization presentation is the least accurate?

a)

Position

b)

Length

c)

Color

d)

Area

89.

When comparing quantities, which type of visualization presentation is the second most accurate?

a)

Position

b)

Length

c)

Color

d)

Volume

90.

When comparing quantities, what is the order of accuracy from least to most accurate in visualization presentation?

a)

Color - Volume - Area - Angle - Slope - Position - Length

b)

Color - Volume - Area - Angle - Slope - Length - Position

c)

Color - Area - Volume - Angle - Slope - Position - Length

d)

Color - Area - Volume - Angle - Slope - Length - Position

91.

What color combinations should be used carefully for color-blind audiences?

a)

Green with fluorescent green

b)

Green with blue or red

c)

Yellow with orange

d)

Brown with black

92.

Darker colors indicate what?

a)

Larger quantities

b)

Smaller quantities

c)

Equal quantities

d)

Average quantities

93.

What does cognitive perception of color include?

a)

Not overloading with color

b)

Consistency and effectiveness in color usage

c)

Serving

94.

What does the cognitive property of color include?

a)

Not overloading color

b)

Consistency and effectiveness in using colors

c)

Serving colors to the right audience

d)

Understanding the context of colors

e)

All of the above

95.

What factors should be considered when choosing a chart?

a)

The type of data you have

b)

The number of variables you want to display

c)

The relationship between variables and the intended audience

d)

Considering the available space to display the chart

e)

All of A, B, C, D

96.

What are the common visual layouts?

a)

Layout X - Layout Z - Layout Y

b)

Gutenberg diagram - Layout F - Layout Z

c)

Gutenberg diagram - Layout X - Layout Z

d)

Gutenberg diagram - Layout F - Layout Y

97.

What are the benefits of visualizing through storytelling?

a)

Memorable - easy to understand - leads to connection

b)

Memorable - easy to understand - leads to action

c)

Memorable - leads to connection - leads to action

d)

Easy to understand - leads to connection - leads to action

98.

What are the 3 reasons for effective data visualization often combined with images?

a)

Memorable, actionable, leads to connection

b)

Memorable data, actionable, leads to connection

c)

Memorable, leads to connection, leads to action

99.

What does the narrative framework for data stories include?

a)

Visual design, message, interaction

b)

Understanding the story

c)

Slide design

d)

Dividing layout

100.

What is the narrative framework for data stories used to PRESENT your story?

a)

Understanding the story

b)

Slide design

c)

Dividing layout

d)

Visual design

101.

What is the narrative framework for data stories used to ENGAGE the audience?

a)

Slide design

b)

Understanding the story

c)

Interaction

d)

Dividing layout

102.

What is the narrative framework for data stories used to TELL your story?

a)

Slide design

b)

Understanding the story

c)

Message

d)

Dividing layout

103.

How does the author's method compare to the reader's self-guided method?

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104.

What am I?

a)

Slide design

b)

Story perception

c)

Message

d)

Layout division

105.

The author's method compared to the self-guided reader's method is?

a)

Best for explanatory images - reasoning

b)

Best for explanatory images - exploration

c)

Best for exploratory images - reasoning

d)

Best for exploratory images - thinking

106.

The visual process in business reporting has 7 common steps.

a)

Identify the message, Understand the data, Choose the appropriate chart, Prepare the data, Design visually, Evaluate the design, Communicate the report

b)

Identify the message, Understand the data, Prepare the data, Choose the appropriate chart, Design visually, Evaluate the design, Communicate the report

c)

Understand the data, Identify the message, Choose the appropriate chart, Prepare the data, Design visually, Evaluate the design, Communicate the report

d)

Identify the message, Understand the data, Choose the appropriate chart, Prepare the data, Evaluate the design, Design visually, Communicate the report

107.

Preparing data sources involves?

a)

Identifying data sources - Checking data for errors - Cleaning data - Standardizing data

b)

Identifying data sources - Checking data for errors - Cleaning data - Standardizing data - Filtering data.

c)

Identifying data sources - Cleaning data - Checking data for errors - Standardizing data - Filtering data.

108.

What are the basic principles for choosing the appropriate chart?

a)

Identify the type of data you are working with

b)

Identify the question or message you want to convey

c)

Consider your target audience

d)

All of the above

109.

Some famous applications with many functions in visualization are?

a)

Tableau - Loker Studio - Power BI

b)

Power BI - SPSS - Loker Studio

c)

Tableau - Python - Loker Studio

d)

Loker Studio - SPSS - Tableau

110.

Which principle should be applied to design visuals?

a)

GESTALT principle

b)

TU principle

111.

Which principle is applied to design visualization?

a)

GESTALT principle

b)

TUTFE principle

112.

Which principle is applied to evaluate design?

a)

GESTALT principle

b)

TUTFE principle

113.

Which statement is correct about report visualization?

a)

It conveys the meanings of data through images for easy reading and visualization.

b)

It conveys the meanings of data through detailed figures for easy reading and visualization.

c)

It conveys the meanings of data through text for easy reading and visualization.

d)

It conveys the meanings of data through text and figures for easy reading and visualization.

114.

What is the disadvantage of the TABLEAU tool?

a)

Quality is not cloud computing

b)

Price

c)

Acquired by Salesforce

d)

All of A, B, C

115.

What is the popular data visualization and business intelligence tool used for reporting and analyzing huge data sets?

a)

TABLEAU

b)

POWER BI

c)

MICROSOFT EXCEL

d)

LOCKER STUDIO

116.

What is Tableau?

a)

A 3D graphics creation tool

b)

A data visualization and business intelligence tool

c)

A graphic design software

d)

A data programming tool

117.

What is the main purpose of Tableau?

a)

Video analysis

b)

To help create financial reports

c)

To visualize and analyze data for business decision making

d)

To create code for software projects

118.

Who uses Tableau?

a)

Only those in the IT industry

b)

Only those in marketing

c)

Users at all levels, including experts and non-technical people

d)

Only professional data analysts

119.

What types of data visualizations can Tableau create?

a)

Charts, graphs, maps, dashboards, and stories

b)

Video and audio

c)

Text documents

d)

Programs

120.

What types of data visualizations can Tableau create?

a)

Charts, graphs, maps, dashboards, and stories

b)

Video and audio

c)

Types of text documents

d)

Complex software programs

121.

What makes using Tableau easy for non-technical users?

a)

Complex programming interface

b)

Easy-to-understand visual formats

c)

Need to write code to create reports

d)

Requires knowledge of databases

122.

What are the advantages of Tableau?

a)

User experience

b)

Available resources

c)

Integration with Salesforce systems

d)

All of the above

123.

What is the standout advantage of Tableau?

a)

Easily program web applications

b)

Overall user experience is very appealing and easy to use

c)

Ability to create complex code

d)

Supports running heavy software programs

124.

What makes Tableau stand out compared to other tools like PowerBI and Looker?

a)

Faster data analysis capabilities

b)

Better user experience

c)

Integration with graphic design software

d)

No internet connection required

125.

What resources does Tableau have available to support users?

a)

Complex user manuals

b)

Support resources at all levels and easily accessible

c)

Only provides resources for data experts

d)

Resources are only available when you pay

126.

What benefits does Tableau's integration with Salesforce provide?

a)

Helps users easily create sales reports

b)

Helps organizations easily analyze and report data from Salesforce

c)

Improves server system performance

d)

Does not support integration with Salesforce

127.

What can users easily do with Tableau?

a)

Program complex software

b)

Create reports and dashboards, explore data easily

c)

Only create simple charts

d)

Analyze data without understanding the data

128.

What is Microsoft Power BI?

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129.

What is Microsoft Power BI?

a)

A database management software

b)

A set of software services and applications that help visualize and analyze data

c)

A complex software programming tool

d)

A graphic design tool

130.

What kind of data can Power BI work with?

a)

Only data from Excel spreadsheets

b)

Data from Excel spreadsheets, cloud datasets, and local storage data

c)

Only data from SQL database systems

d)

Only data from social media platforms

131.

What is the main benefit of using Microsoft Power BI?

a)

Only helps create financial reports

b)

Connects and visualizes data from various sources, making it easy to share information with others

c)

Analyzes data without needing an Internet connection

d)

Only uses local data from the computer

132.

What is one of the standout features of Microsoft Power BI?

a)

Ability to program web applications

b)

Supports analysis of unrelated data types and transforms them into coherent, visual, and understandable information

c)

Integration with 3D graphic tools

d)

Creates complex financial reports without needing an Internet connection

133.

What can Power BI users do with their data?

a)

Create reports and share information with anyone or everyone they want

b)

Create financial reports without data from other sources

c)

Only create reports within the company

d)

Cannot share information with others

134.

What are the advantages of MICROSOFT POWER BI?

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