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Quiz 2
Quiz 2
Lindsey Jennette
Your Name:
1. What concept is related to open-source code, distributed computing, and cloud computing in the context of
big data?
A. PaaS
B. IaaS
C. HaaS
D. SaaS
2. Which chapter provides an overview of common business applications of big data, analytics, and data
science?
A. Chapter 2
B. Chapter 3
C. Chapter 4
D. Chapter 5
4. Which type of computing service is closely related to big data analytics and data science?
A. Fog Computing
B. Quantum Computing
C. Edge Computing
D. High-Performance Computing
5. In the big data ecosystem, what is the significance of neural networks and deep learning?
6. What was the major breakthrough enabled by big data that led to the discovery of the Higgs Boson?
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7. Which of the following applications of big data is related to the field of artificial intelligence?
8. What is the new paradigm shift in data management enabled by big data?
9. Which of the following applications is NOT mentioned in the text as benefiting from big data tools?
10. What is the relationship between big data and small data?
11. What is the main purpose of the big data ecosystem described in the book?
12. What is a key practice that organizations need to apply when using big data?
A. Adopting a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model for their big data tools and applications.
B. Implementing a cloud-based infrastructure for data storage and processing.
C. Applying appropriate analytic methods to the data, a practice known as data science.
D. Integrating machine learning algorithms into their big data workflows.
13. What key benefit of using big data and data science techniques is mentioned in the book?
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14. What is the main message the author of the book is conveying about the story of big data?
A. The story of big data is much more than just about data and technology, it is about the real-world
applications and impact in business, science, and society.
B. The story of big data is about the successful implementation of machine learning algorithms in
various industries.
C. The story of big data is primarily about the technological advancements in hardware and
software tools for data management and analysis.
D. The story of big data is focused on the adoption of cloud-based, Infrastructure-as-a-Service
(IaaS) solutions for data processing and storage.
15. What is the main advice the author of the book gives to organizations regarding big data?
A. Organizations should focus on implementing the latest big data technologies, such as Hadoop
and Spark, to stay competitive.
B. Organizations should invest in building in-house machine learning capabilities to drive their big
data initiatives.
C. Organizations should piece together the parts of the big data ecosystem that work best for their
specific applications and use appropriate analytic methods.
D. Organizations should adopt a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model for their big data tools and
applications.
16. What is the primary reason why big data is considered a game-changer?
A. It provides the computational power needed for scientific research in fields like cancer and
astronomy.
B. It enables businesses to deliver highly personalized experiences to their customers.
C. It provides massive amounts of data that can be analyzed to gain deeper insights.
D. It has enabled the recent resurgence in artificial intelligence and deep learning
17. Which of the following components is NOT a key part of the big data ecosystem?
18. How has big data enabled advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning?
19. Which of the following is NOT a real-world application of big data and machine learning mentioned in
the passage?
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20. Which of the following best describes the impact of big data on traditional business models and
competitive boundaries?
A. It has led to the development of new hardware and software solutions for data processing.
B. It has provided the computational power needed for scientific research in fields like cancer and
astronomy.
C. It has blurred traditional competitive boundaries and requires a paradigm shift in how value is
drawn from data.
D. It has enabled businesses to deliver highly personalized experiences to their customers.
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