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2nd 9 Weeks Assessment Test

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does JavaScript mainly do?

a)

Styles webpages

b)

Makes webpages interactive

c)

Stores files

d)

Creates servers

2.

Which output method shows a pop-up message?

a)

console.log()

b)

alert()

c)

write()

d)

display()

3.

Where do you see console.log() results?

a)

On the webpage

b)

In the HTML file

c)

In the browser console

d)

In a pop-up window

4.

Which is a correct variable declaration?

a)

var 10 = x

b)

let age = 15

c)

constant pi = 3.14

d)

var = name

5.

const means:

a)

Value can change

b)

Value never changes

c)

Only stores strings

d)

Deletes variables

6.

Which is a string?

a)

25

b)

true

c)

"Hello"

d)

[1,2,3]

7.

Which operator gives remainder?

a)

+

b)

*

c)

/

d)

%

8.

Which loop repeats a known number of times?

a)

for

b)

while

c)

repeat-until

d)

repeat()

9.

Which is an example of an Array?

a)

"apple"

b)

[10, 20, 30]

c)

true

d)

{name: "AJ"}

10.

What does === do?

a)

Assigns a value

b)

Adds numbers

c)

Compares value & type

d)

Checks for strings

11.

What does document.write() do?

a)

Erases the page

b)

Writes directly on the webpage

c)

Creates comments

d)

Runs the code twice

12.

Variety means:

a)

Data comes from many types

b)

Data is always true

c)

Data is slow

d)

Data is expensive

13.

A good survey question must be:

a)

Confusing

b)

Leading

c)

Clear & unbiased

d)

Long & detailed

14.

Velocity example:

a)

Tweets per second

b)

Picture size

c)

Types of videos

d)

Prices online

15.

Veracity refers to:

a)

Truthfulness

b)

Size

c)

Speed

d)

Format

16.

Value refers to:

a)

Useless data

b)

Helpful insights you get

c)

Random numbers

d)

Pretty charts

17.

Which is a correct if statement?

a)

if score >= 90:

b)

if(score > 90){ }

c)

if score(90){ }

d)

if{score >= 90}

18.

Which type of survey question gives detailed answers?

a)

Multiple choice

b)

Yes/No

c)

Open-ended

d)

Rating scale

19.

What keyword stops a loop?

a)

stop

b)

exit

c)

break

d)

quit

20.

Which output interrupts code until “OK” is clicked?

a)

console.log()

b)

alert()

c)

document.write()

d)

write()

21.

alert shows a pop-up message.

a)

true

b)

false

22.

console.log is printed in the browser console.

a)

true

b)

false

23.

prompt is used to ask the user a question.

a)

true

b)

false

24.

A loop repeats code.

a)

true

b)

false

25.

A object stores key-value pairs.

a)

true

b)

false

26.

A string stores text like "Hello".

a)

true

b)

false

27.

A function is a reusable block of code.

a)

true

b)

false

28.

veracity means truth or accuracy of data.

a)

true

b)

false

29.

volume means size of data.

a)

true

b)

false

30.

variety means different types of data formats.

a)

true

b)

false

31.

Which keyword is used to declare a variable in JavaScript?

a)

loop

b)

var

c)

break

d)

array

32.

Which data type can store multiple values?

a)

String

b)

Array

c)

Boolean

d)

Number

33.

Which keyword is used to declare a variable that can change value?

a)

const

b)

let

c)

static

d)

final

34.

Which of the following is NOT a data type in JavaScript?

a)

String

b)

Character

c)

Boolean

d)

Number

35.

What does the 'prompt()' function do?

a)

Stops the code execution

b)

Writes text on the webpage

c)

Shows a pop-up to get user input

d)

Displays a message in the console

36.

How does Netflix use Big Data?

a)

To detect fake news on social media

b)

To recommend shows based on viewer trends

c)

To process 40,000 searches every second

d)

To store terabytes of weather data

37.

Which of the following best describes the importance of the 5 V's in Big Data?

a)

They focus only on entertainment-related data

b)

They limit the amount of data companies can collect

c)

They ensure data is stored in physical files

d)

They help define what makes data 'big' and guide its analysis

38.

Why is Veracity important in Big Data?

a)

It ensures data is accurate and reliable, preventing bad decisions

b)

It ensures data is created quickly

c)

It ensures data is stored in large quantities

d)

It ensures data is useful for entertainment purposes

39.

Which of the following is an example of 'Value' in Big Data?

a)

Emails containing text data

b)

NASA satellites collecting terabytes of weather data each hour

c)

Google processing 40,000 searches every second

d)

Predictive analytics for healthcare

40.

What is the definition of Big Data?

a)

Small and simple data sets that are easy to process

b)

Extremely large and complex data sets requiring advanced tools to store, analyze, and visualize

c)

Data stored in physical files and folders

d)

Data that is only used for entertainment purposes

41.

Which of the following is an example of Big Data?

a)

A personal diary entry

b)

A single Excel spreadsheet

c)

A single photo uploaded to Instagram

d)

Google handling over 3.5 billion searches per day

42.

What does the 'Volume' characteristic of Big Data refer to?

a)

The speed at which data is created

b)

The amount of data generated and stored

c)

The accuracy and reliability of data

d)

The usefulness of data

43.

Which of the following is an example of 'Volume' in Big Data?

a)

Twitter generating 500 million tweets per day

b)

Netflix recommending shows based on viewer trends

c)

Facebook users uploading 350 million photos daily

d)

Weather predictions based on incomplete readings

44.

What does the 'Velocity' characteristic of Big Data refer to?

a)

The amount of data generated and stored

b)

The speed at which data is created, processed, and shared

c)

The different types of data collected

d)

The accuracy and trustworthiness of data

45.

Which of the following is an example of 'Velocity' in Big Data?

a)

Predictive analytics for healthcare

b)

NASA satellites collecting terabytes of weather data each hour

c)

Google processing 40,000 searches every second

d)

Emails containing text data

46.

What does the 'Veracity' characteristic of Big Data refer to?

a)

The amount of data generated and stored

b)

The accuracy, trustworthiness, and quality of data

c)

The speed at which data is created

d)

The usefulness of data

47.

Which of the following is an example of 'Veracity' in Big Data?

a)

Emails containing text data

b)

YouTube storing 500 hours of video per minute

c)

Fake news detection on social media

d)

Netflix recommending shows based on viewer trends

48.

What does the 'Value' characteristic of Big Data refer to?

a)

The usefulness of data — turning it into insights or benefits

b)

The accuracy and reliability of data

c)

The amount of data generated and stored

d)

The speed at which data is created

49.

Which of the following is a well-written survey question?

a)

Do you think climate change is a serious problem?

b)

How often do you recycle and compost?

c)

What are your thoughts on the environmental impact of plastic pollution?

d)

On a scale of 1-5, how concerned are you about global warming?

50.

Which question avoids bias?

a)

Don't you think we should invest more in renewable energy sources?

b)

How do you feel about the government's efforts to reduce carbon emissions?

c)

What are the primary benefits of using solar energy?

d)

Should we prioritize fossil fuel use or renewable energy sources?

51.

Which question is clear and concise?

a)

What are your opinions on the complex issue of climate change and its potential impacts on future generations?

b)

How do you feel about the environmental impact of human activities?

c)

Do you believe that humans are primarily responsible for climate change?

d)

What are your thoughts on the effectiveness of recycling programs?

52.

Which question is open-ended?

a)

Do you agree or disagree with the statement "Climate change is a serious threat"?

b)

How do you think we can reduce our carbon footprint?

c)

On a scale of 1-5, how important is environmental protection to you?

d)

Do you recycle plastic, paper, or glass?

53.

Which question avoids leading language?

a)

Don't you think that everyone should drive electric cars?

b)

How do you feel about the use of renewable energy sources?

c)

Isn't it obvious that we need to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels?

d)

What are the potential drawbacks of nuclear energy?

54.

Which question is specific and measurable?

a)

How often do you recycle?

b)

Do you recycle?

c)

What do you think about recycling?

d)

Why is recycling important?

55.

Which question is neutral?

a)

Don't you think that global warming is a hoax?

b)

How do you feel about the scientific consensus on climate change?

c)

Isn't it clear that humans are causing climate change?

d)

What are the potential consequences of climate change?