Unit -2 , Data Literacy Class - IX
Quiz by Arun Kumar
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- Q1
Which of the following is not an example of data?
Audio
Text
Hardware
Video
30s - Q2
The ........... illustrates the progressive transformation of raw data into actionable wisdom.
Data
Information
Data Pyramid
Data Literacy
30s - Q3
The data pyramid begins with ......................
Raw data
Top Level
Information
Knowledge
30s - Q4
Data Literacy enhances ............ ability in individuals based on evidence.
Decision-making
Information
Programming
Understanding
30s - Q5
Designing an ........... metric for the data literacy program involves creating a structured framework.
Mathematical
Evaluation
Logical
Skill
30s - Q6
........................ is about hunting for valuable information in different places, checking if it's good quality, and making sense.
Data discovery
Data literacy
Data quality
Data investigation
30s - Q7
.......................... can recognise objects , people, and even actions happening in videos.
NLP
Data Science
Computer Vision
Data
30s - Q8
Which of the following is not the method of data collection in qualitative data interpretation?
Driving
Observation
Case Studies
Record Keeping
30s - Q9
....................... should be organised in a way that makes sense so that it can be used effectively.
Knowledge
Ethics
Privacy
Data
30s - Q10
.................. should not have duplicates, missing values, outliers, and other anomalies so that its reliability and usefulness for analysis are not affected.
Clean Data
Text Data
Visual Data
Ethical
30s - Q11
...................... refers to any collection of raw facts, figures, statistics, or information that can be stored and processed by a computer.
Sources
Machines
Data
None of these
30s - Q12
........................... means increasing the amount of data by adding copies of existing data with small changes.
Data Discovery
Data Augmentation
Data Generation
None of these
30s - Q13
The data generated from the experiment is an example of .............................
Primary Data
None of these
Market Research
Published Literature
30s - Q14
The data generated from Published Literature, Government Publications, are the example of ................
None of these
Secondary Data Sources
All of these
Primary Data Sources
30s - Q15
Example of Primary Data Sources?
Surveys, Interviews, experiments
Kaggle
Published Literature, Government Publications, Market research reports
Data.gov.in
30s