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Data Science and Big Data Worksheet

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Big data refers to datasets that are

a)

Small and simple

b)

Easily handled by RDBMS

c)

Massive and complex

d)

Only numerical

2.

Data generated from social media posts is an example of

a)

Structured data

b)

Unstructured data

c)

Graph data

d)

Machine data

3.

Which language is widely used in data science due to its rich libraries?

a)

C

b)

Java

c)

Python

d)

Assembly

4.

Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) is an example of

a)

NoSQL database

b)

Distributed file system

c)

Programming language

d)

Visualization tool

5.

Data cleansing mainly deals with

a)

Model evaluation

b)

Removing errors and inconsistencies

c)

Visualization

d)

Deployment

6.

Which type of data arrives continuously in real time?

a)

Structured data

b)

Batch data

c)

Streaming data

d)

Graph data

7.

NLP stands for

a)

Neural Learning Program

b)

Natural Language Processing

c)

Network Learning Process

d)

Numerical Logic Processing

8.

Which database type is best suited for relationship-based data?

a)

Key-value store

b)

Document store

c)

Graph database

d)

Column store

9.

MapReduce is associated with

a)

Data visualization

b)

Distributed processing

c)

Data cleaning

d)

Data security

10.

Veracity in big data refers to

a)

Speed of data

b)

Trustworthiness of data

c)

Data size

d)

Data format

11.

Why are traditional RDBMS systems insufficient for big data?

a)

They are expensive

b)

They cannot handle scale and variety

c)

They lack security

d)

They are open source

12.

Volume and velocity together mainly affect

a)

Data storage and processing

b)

Visualization only

c)

Programming syntax

d)

Data security

13.

The relationship between big data and data science is best described as

a)

Cause and effect

b)

Oil and refinery

c)

Server and client

d)

Input and output

14.

Which activity best represents data exploration?

a)

Training a model

b)

Creating dashboards

c)

Studying patterns using visualization

d)

Automating workflows

15.

Why is data preparation the most time-consuming step?

a)

Data is always clean

b)

Real-world data is messy

c)

Models are complex

d)

Visualization is difficult

16.

Which example best represents machine-generated data?

a)

Blog post

b)

Sensor readings

c)

PDF document

d)

Email message

17.

Graph-based data is useful for

a)

Text analysis

b)

Image processing

c)

Relationship analysis

d)

Numerical computation

18.

Why is Python preferred for data science?

a)

Low-level programming

b)

Rich ecosystem of libraries

c)

Faster hardware execution

d)

Strong typing

19.

Feature engineering is part of

a)

Data exploration

b)

Data transformation

c)

Data retrieval

d)

Presentation

20.

Streaming systems like Kafka are used to

a)

Store structured tables

b)

Process real-time data

c)

Create dashboards

d)

Secure data

21.

What is the main goal of data modeling?

a)

Cleaning data

b)

Extracting patterns and predictions

c)

Visualizing trends

d)

Data storage

22.

Why are NoSQL databases used in big data?

a)

They enforce strict schemas

b)

They support horizontal scaling

c)

They replace SQL entirely

d)

They reduce data size

23.

Which phase ensures alignment with business objectives?

a)

Data modeling

b)

Data retrieval

c)

Setting research goal

d)

Data exploration

24.

Automation in data science ensures

a)

Manual reporting

b)

One-time execution

c)

Continuous use of models

d)

Data deletion

25.

Visualization helps primarily in

a)

Model training

b)

Understanding results

c)

Data storage

d)

Data encryption

26.

The primary goal of following a structured data science process is to

a)

Increase programming speed

b)

Maximize success and minimize cost

c)

Avoid teamwork

d)

Eliminate data cleaning

27.

How many steps are there in the typical data science process?

a)

Four

b)

Five

c)

Six

d)

Seven

28.

Which document formally defines the research goal and deliverables?

a)

Business report

b)

Project charter

c)

Data dictionary

29.

Which step focuses on understanding the what, why, and how of the project?

a)

Data Retrieval

b)

Data Preparation

c)

Setting a Research Goal

d)

Model Building

30.

What is the immediate output of the data retrieval step?

a)

Clean data

b)

Modeled data

c)

Raw data

d)

Visualized data

31.

Which repository stores data in its raw or natural format?

a)

Data warehouse

b)

Data mart

c)

Database

d)

Data lake

32.

The phrase "Garbage in equals garbage out" emphasizes the importance of

a)

Data visualization

b)

Data modeling

c)

Data preparation

d)

Automation

33.

Which step primarily uses descriptive and visual techniques?

a)

Data Preparation

b)

Data Exploration

c)

Model Building

d)

Presentation

34.

Which plot shows median, minimum, and maximum values?

a)

Histogram

b)

Line graph

c)

Boxplot

d)

Scatter plot

35.

Which measure indicates how well a regression model fits the data?

a)

Accuracy

b)

R-squared

c)

Precision

d)

Recall

36.

A p-value less than 0.05 indicates that a predictor is

a)

Insignificant

b)

Random

c)

Significant

d)

Redundant

37.

Which matrix compares predicted and actual classification results?

a)

Correlation matrix

b)

Confusion matrix

c)

Distance matrix

d)

Transition matrix

38.

What portion of data is kept aside for testing model performance?

a)

Training set

b)

Validation set

c)

Holdout sample

d)

Raw data

39.

The final step of the data science process focuses on

a)

Data cleansing

b)

Model selection

c)

Presentation and automation

d)

Data storage

40.

Why is iteration important in the data science process?

a)

To avoid documentation

b)

To reduce computing power

c)

To refine results based on findings

d)

To skip steps

41.

Why are data warehouses preferred for analysis?

a)

They store raw data

b)

They allow real-time updates

c)

They contain preprocessed data

d)

They eliminate errors

42.

Why are joins used in data integration?

a)

To stack observations

b)

To enrich records

c)

To remove duplicates

d)

To reduce variables

43.

Why do models using relative measures often perform better?

a)

They reduce computation

b)

They add business context

c)

They remove noise

d)

They eliminate scaling

44.

Why is visualization emphasized in EDA?

a)

It replaces modeling

b)

It simplifies coding

c)

It improves data storage

d)

It makes patterns easier to understand

45.

Why are simple models often preferred over complex ones?

a)

They need more data

b)

They are harder to explain

c)

They often generalize better

d)

They reduce accuracy

46.

Why is adjusted R-squared used instead of R-squared?

a)

It increases model error

b)

It penalizes model complexity

c)

It removes outliers

d)

It improves visualization

47.

Why is model explainability important?

a)

For faster computation

b)

For stakeholder trust

c)

For data storage

d)

For automation

48.

Why are soft skills crucial in the final stage?

a)

To write code

b)

To clean data

c)

To influence decision-making

d)

To collect data

49.

Why is automation required after model success?

a)

To redesign the process

b)

To repeat analysis efficiently

c)

To remove errors

d)

To store raw data

50.

Why is the data science process not always linear?

a)

Due to hardware issues

b)

Because steps may need revisiting

c)

Due to lack of tools

d)

Because of data loss

51.

Data Cleansing means

(a)  

52.

Why Data Science used in Modern World

(a)  

53.

Whether strong Programming knowledge is required to become data analyst? Why?

(a)