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Computer Chapter 4 : Topic 2.23
Types of Data
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A database stores student records in rows and columns with fixed fields such as ID, name, and marks. What type of data is this?
Reasoning: Structured data is organized in a predefined format such as tables with rows and columns.
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A collection of social media posts containing text, images, and videos is best classified as:
Reasoning: Unstructured data does not follow a fixed format and includes multimedia content.
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Which of the following is the best example of quantitative data?
Reasoning: Quantitative data is numerical and measurable.
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Customer reviews such as “excellent service” or “poor experience” are examples of:
Reasoning: Qualitative data describes qualities, opinions, or categories rather than numbers.
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Why is structured data easier to analyze using machine learning algorithms compared to unstructured data?
Reasoning: Structured data is organized, making it easier for algorithms to process and analyze.
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A dataset contains audio recordings of customer calls. This type of data is classified as:
Reasoning: Audio files do not follow a structured format and are considered unstructured data.
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Which statement best distinguishes quantitative data from qualitative data?
Reasoning: Quantitative data deals with numbers, while qualitative data deals with descriptions.
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A dataset contains student grades such as A, B, C, and D. This type of data is:
Reasoning: Grades represent categories, not numerical measurements.
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Why is unstructured data considered more difficult to analyze?
Reasoning: Unstructured data does not follow a predefined structure, making processing more complex.
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A dataset contains temperature readings recorded every hour. What type of data is this?
Reasoning: Temperature is numerical and measurable, so it is quantitative data.
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Which of the following best describes structured data in a machine learning context?
Reasoning: Structured data is organized in a consistent format suitable for databases and algorithms.
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Why is qualitative data important in data analysis despite not being numerical?
Reasoning: Qualitative data helps understand meaning, context, and human perspectives.
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A machine learning model analyzing structured data is more efficient because:
Reasoning: Structured data follows a defined format, making processing efficient.
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Which scenario best represents both quantitative and qualitative data together?
Reasoning: Ratings are quantitative, while written feedback is qualitative.
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Why is unstructured data increasingly important in modern computing systems?
Reasoning: Modern systems rely heavily on unstructured data such as multimedia and social media content.
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