IIT M FOUNDATION AN2 EXAM QDF2 25 Feb 2024

Indian Institute of Technology, Madras - BS in Data Science and Applications
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IIT M FOUNDATION AN2 EXAM QDF2 25 Feb

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The following pseudocode is executed using the “Library” dataset. What will B represent at the end
of execution?
Options :
6406532470044. Number of books written by author Kalam in English
6406532470045. Number of books not written by author Kalam in English
6406532470046. Number of English books written by authors other than Kalam
6406532470047. Number of books that are written by author Kalam or in English or both

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The following pseudocode is executed using the "Scores" dataset. At the end of the execution of
below pseudocode, if count2 represents the number of male students whose Physics marks are
less than or equal to Mathematics marks, then select the correct code fragment for A and B.
Options :
6406532470048.
6406532470049.
6406532470050.
6406532470051.

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The following pseudocode is executed using the “Scores” dataset. What will A represent at the end
of the execution?
Options :
6406532470068. Number of students with highest marks in Mathematics among the three
subjects
6406532470069. Number of students with highest marks in Mathematics and lowest marks in
Physics
6406532470070. Number of students with highest marks in Chemistry among the three
subjects
6406532470071. Number of students with lowest marks in Physics among the three subjects

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The following pseudocode is executed using the “Words” dataset.

What will count represent at the end of execution?
Options :
6406532470076. Number of words with at least one pair of vowels occurring consecutively
6406532470077. Number of words with at most two pairs of vowels occurring consecutively
6406532470078. Number of words with at least two pairs of the same vowel occurring
consecutively
6406532470079. Number of words with at most two pairs of the same vowel occurring
consecutively

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The following pseudocode is executed using the "Words" table. At the end of the execution, count
stores the number of pairs of nouns such that both nouns have either the same letter count or
both end with a full stop. Choose the correct code fragment to complete the pseudocode.
Options :
6406532470052. Statement 1: X.PartOfSpeech == Y.PartOfSpeech

Statement 2: X.LetterCount == Y.LetterCount
Statement 3: X.Word and Y.Word end with a full stop
6406532470053. Statement 1: X.Word and Y.Word end with a full stop

Statement 2: X.PartOfSpeech == Y.PartOfSpeech
Statement 3: X.LetterCount == Y.LetterCount
6406532470054. Statement 1: X.LetterCount == Y.LetterCount

6406532470055. Statement 1: X.LetterCount == Y.LetterCount


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The following pseudocode is executed using the “Scores” dataset. At the end of the
execution,variable Count captures the number of students whose total marks are more than the
class average (of total marks) but have scored below the subject average in at least one subject.
Assume that the variable AvgT holds the value of the average total marks. Similarly, the variables
AvgP,AvgC and AvgM hold the value of the average marks of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
respectively. Choose the correct code fragment to complete the pseudocode.
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6406532470056.
6406532470057.
6406532470058.
6406532470059.
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The following pseudocode is executed using the “Words” dataset. What will A represent at the end
of the execution?
Options :
6406532470060. Number of sentences with average letter count more than the average letter
count of dataset
6406532470061. Number of sentences with average letter count less than the average letter
count of dataset
6406532470062. Number of words with average letter count more than the average letter count
per word of dataset
6406532470063. Number of words with average letter count less than the average letter count
per word of dataset

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Procedure miniSum accepts three numbers as parameters and returns the sum of two smallest
numbers.
Choose the correct code fragment to complete the procedure.
Options :
6406532470064.
6406532470065.
6406532470066.
6406532470067.

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The following pseudocode is executed using the “Olympics” dataset. Procedure doSomething
accepts a table of rows which contains rows of the same player. Assume that the player has won at
least two medals and only one medal in any year. What will (B - A) represent at the end of the
execution?
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6406532470072. Year gap between first and second medal won by a player
6406532470073. Year gap between first and latest medal won by a player
6406532470074. Year gap between latest and second latest medal won by a player
6406532470075. Year gap between first and second latest medal won by a player

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The given pseudocode is executed using the “Olympics” table. What will count represent at the
end of the execution? Assume all players have distinct names.
Options :
6406532470080. The number of pairs of players having the same nationality or the same medal.
6406532470081. The number of pairs of players having the same nationality and same medal.
6406532470082. The number of players having the same nationality and same medal.
6406532470083. The number of players having the different name but of same nationality.
Question Number : 13 Question Id : 640653738128 Question Type : MSQ Is Question

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The given pseudocode is executed using the “Shopping Bills” dataset. frac stores the ratio of the
number of customers who purchased both “Bread” and “Milk” to the number of customers who
purchased “Milk”. Choose the correct code fragment(s) of procedure hasItem to complete the
pseudocode. (Assume there is at least one customer who has purchased “Milk”).
Options :
6406532470084.
6406532470085.
6406532470086.
6406532470087.

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The given information represents a "Words" dataset and it may have some mistakes with respect
to the sanity of data. Identify all rows with such mistakes.
Options :
6406532470088. Row 1: Incorrect data type of card number
6406532470089. Row 2: Incorrect data type of Word
6406532470090. Row 3: Incorrect data type of Part of Speech
6406532470091. Row 3: Invalid value of Part of Speech
6406532470092. Row 4: Incorrect data type of Letter Count
6406532470093. Row 4: Invalid value of Letter Count

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The following pseudocode is executed using the “Scores” dataset. At the end of the execution,
count captures the number of pairs of students having either same gender or from the same city
but not both. But the pseudocode may have mistakes. Identify all such mistakes (if any). Assume
that all statements not listed in the options below are free of errors.
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6406532470094. Line 13: Incorrect initialisation of B
6406532470095. Line 18: Incorrect update of B
6406532470096. Line 20: Incorrect condition
6406532470097. Line 21: It should return(0)
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The following pseudocode is executed using a dataset similar to the "Words" dataset, based on the
following paragraph.
"Surrounded by nature, Susan often takes a stroll, savoring the soothing sounds of chirping
birds.Such moments underline the significance of embracing simple joys in life. Rustlings in the
trees suggest squirrels beginning their day, searching for sustenance. Surely, the beauty of a
sunrise holds unparalleled magic."
What would be the value of count at the end of the execution of the above pseudocode? Assume
that upper case and lower case are ignored during comparison of letters.
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Read the following passage and answer the given subquestions.
These stories are all from the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago.
Ignesious was the manager of a cooperative society in Katchall. His wife woke him up at 6 a.m.
because she felt an earthquake. Ignesious carefully took his television set off its table and put it
down on the ground so that it would not fall and break. Then the family rushed out of the house.
When the tremors stopped, they saw the sea rising. In the chaos and confusion, two of his children
caught hold of the hands of their mother’s father and mother’s brother, and rushed in the
opposite direction. He never saw them again. His wife was also swept away. Only the three other
children who came with him were saved.
Sanjeev was a policeman, serving in the Katchall island of the Nicobar group of islands. He
somehow managed to save himself, his wife and his baby daughter from the waves. But then he
heard cries for help from the wife of John, the guesthouse cook. Sanjeev jumped into the water to
rescue her, but they were both swept away.
Thirteen year-old Meghna was swept away along with her parents and seventy-seven other
people. She spent two days floating in the sea, holding on to a wooden door. Eleven times she saw
relief helicopters overhead, but they did not see her. She was brought to the shore by a wave, and
was found walking on the seashore in a daze.
Almas Javed was ten years old. She was a student of Carmel Convent in Port Blair where her father
had a petrol pump. Her mother Rahila’s home was in Nancowry island. The family had gone there
to celebrate Christmas.
When the tremors came early in the morning, the family was sleeping. Almas’s father saw the sea
water recede. He understood that the water would come rushing back with great force. He woke
everyone up and tried to rush them to a safer place.
As they ran, her grandfather was hit on the head by something and he fell down. Her father
rushed to help him. Then came the first giant wave that swept both of them away.
Almas’s mother and aunts stood clinging to the leaves of a coconut tree, calling out to her. A wave
uprooted the tree, and they too were washed away.
Almas saw a log of wood floating. She climbed on to it. Then she fainted. When she woke up, she
was in a hospital in Kamorta. From there she was brought to Port Blair. The little girl does not
want to talk about the incident with anyone. She is still traumatised.
The Tsunami - Sonali Deraniyagala
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What is the meaning of ‘archipelago’ ?
Options :
6406532470101. A collection of jewellery
6406532470102. A collection of Islands
6406532470103. A collection of stamps
6406532470104. A collection of coins

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Fill in the blank with the appropriate option.
Ignesious was the manager of a cooperative society in ______________.
Options :
6406532470105. Lucknow
6406532470106. Katchall
6406532470107. Coimbatore
6406532470108. Kanpur

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Which among the following words is the antonym of ‘order’ ?
Options :
6406532470109. Chaos
6406532470110. Structure
6406532470111. Arrangement
6406532470112. System

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Select true or false for the following statement.
Sanjeev made it to safety after the tsunami.
Options :
6406532470113. True
6406532470114. False

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Fill in the blanks with the correct option.
“________________ she saw relief helicopters overhead, but they did not see her.”
Options :
6406532470115. Eleven times
6406532470116. Twelve times

6406532470117. Fourteen times
6406532470118. Ten times

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Almas’s father realised that a tsunami was going to hit the Island.
Options :
6406532470119. True
6406532470120. False

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“Meghna was saved by a relief helicopter.”
Options :
6406532470121. True
6406532470122. False

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Fill in the blanks.
Almas Javed was a _______ old girl.
Options :
6406532470123. Ten year
6406532470124. Eleven year
6406532470125. Five year
6406532470126. Seven year

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Ignesious lost his wife, two children, his father-in-law, and his brother-in-law in the tsunami.
Options :
6406532470127. True
6406532470128. False

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Fill in the blanks.
Sanjeev was a __________.
Options :
6406532470129. Doctor
6406532470130. Student
6406532470131. Professor
6406532470132. Policeman

Match the words in List A with the correct synonyms in List B.
Based on the above data, answer the given subquestions.
Sub questions
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Prove
Options :
6406532470211. Wearied
6406532470212. Counsel
6406532470213. Gravelly
6406532470214. Establish
6406532470215. Clumsy

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Maladroit
Options :
6406532470216. Wearied
6406532470217. Counsel
6406532470218. Gravelly
6406532470219. Establish
6406532470220. Clumsy
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Tired
Options :
6406532470221. Wearied
6406532470222. Counsel
6406532470223. Gravelly
6406532470224. Establish
6406532470225. Clumsy

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Coach
Options :
6406532470226. Wearied
6406532470227. Counsel
6406532470228. Gravelly
6406532470229. Establish
6406532470230. Clumsy

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Coarse
Options :
6406532470231. Wearied
6406532470232. Counsel
6406532470233. Gravelly
6406532470234. Establish
6406532470235. Clumsy

Read the following telephonic conversation and answer the given subquestions with
appropriate responses:
Samrat: Hello, Priya! How are you?

Priya:(i)_______________, and you?
Samrat: I am also fine. By the way, (ii)________________________
Priya: A very good idea indeed. Let us fix up a date and a venue.
Samrat: (iii)___________________________
Priya: Oh, fine! Darjeeling is a very beautiful and historical place.
Samrat: (iv)____________________
Priya: Only your brothers and sisters and mine. When shall we start?
Samrat: We shall start at 6 o'clock from our residence.
Priya:(v)_____________________
Samrat: Biriyani. Don't you like it?
Priya: Of course, but we will cook our food ourselves.
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Fill in the blank (i) with an appropriate response?
Options :
6406532470236. I am fine
6406532470237. My sister is fine
6406532470238. My brother is fine
6406532470239. My aunt is fine

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Fill in the blank (ii) with an appropriate response?
Options :
6406532470240. Do you want to go out for a picnic?
6406532470241. Where are you staying currently?
6406532470242. When are you going to the party?
6406532470243. Which place are you from?

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Fill in the blank (iii) with an appropriate response?
Options :
6406532470244. Can you give me your number?
6406532470245. What about going to Darjeeling next Friday?
6406532470246. Could you drop me at the bus stand?
6406532470247. Can you come home this week?

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Fill in the blank (iv) with an appropriate response?
Options :
6406532470248. How much time will it take?
6406532470249. What plans have you made?
6406532470250. Who will be with us?

6406532470251. How’re you doing?

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Fill in the blank (v) with an appropriate response?
Options :
6406532470252. What have you been up to?
6406532470253. What are you doing?
6406532470254. What about the party?
6406532470255. What about the menu?

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Which among the following words have a vowel sound similar to that of ‘pack’?
Options :
6406532470133. Cat
6406532470134. Bleat
6406532470135. Shear
6406532470136. Boat

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Choose the word with an “u” sound from the following.
Options :
6406532470137. Root
6406532470138. Foot
6406532470139. Court
6406532470140. Both Root and Foot

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Which semi-vowel occurs in the transition between the words ‘she’ and ‘offered’ in the sentence ‘she
offered to help me with my assignment’?
Options :
6406532470141. /w/
6406532470142. /y/

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Which among the following is a word without a diphthong?
Options :
6406532470143. Snout
6406532470144. Stout
6406532470145. Sport
6406532470146. Shout

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Pick the odd one out based on the initial sound: noun, down, town, gown.
Options :
6406532470147. Noun
6406532470148. Down
6406532470149. Town
6406532470150. Gown

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Pick the odd one out based on the similarity of sounds: lit, mitt, knit, feet.
Options :
6406532470151. Lit
6406532470152. Mitt
6406532470153. Knit
6406532470154. Feet

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Identify the part of speech of the underlined word:
Their fans were very disappointed after the loss in the finals.
Options :
6406532470159. Noun
6406532470160. Pronoun
6406532470161. Verb
6406532470162. Conjunction

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Complete sentence by choosing the correct form of the verb given in brackets:
We will get it ____ (do).

Options :
6406532470163. Do
6406532470164. Doing
6406532470165. Done
6406532470166. Did

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Identify the part of speech of the underlined word:
I walked slowly to the park.
Options :
6406532470167. Adjective
6406532470168. Adverb
6406532470169. Verb
6406532470170. Conjunction

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Identify the adverb in the following sentence:
Please walk carefully; the floor is wet.

Options :
6406532470171. Please
6406532470172. Walk
6406532470173. Carefully
6406532470174. Floor

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Choose the appropriate option:
When I finally reached the ticket counter, John was already standing in line _____ of me.
Options :
6406532470175. Ahead
6406532470176. Above
6406532470177. Against
6406532470178. Across

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Choose the appropriate option.
Sushma is worried _________ the exam.

Options :
6406532470179. In
6406532470180. About
6406532470181. On
6406532470182. Of

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Identify the conjunction in the following sentence:
‘He may be poor but his character is faultless.’
Options :
6406532470183. He
6406532470184. Maybe
6406532470185. But
6406532470186. Character

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Choose the correct option:
There is _________ emergency exit to your left.

Options :
6406532470187. A
6406532470188. An
6406532470189. The
6406532470190. None of these

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This is ______ best chocolate cake I’ve ever had.
Options :
6406532470191. A
6406532470192. An
6406532470193. The
6406532470194. None of these

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The storm _______ the coast badly.

Options :
6406532470195. Effected
6406532470196. Affected
6406532470197. Both Effected and Affected
6406532470198. None of these

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Correct Marks : 1
‘The new iPhone seems to cost everyone not just an arm and a leg, but also a kidney.’ What does ‘to cost
an arm and a leg’ mean?
Options :
6406532470199. To be very expensive
6406532470200. To be very short-lived
6406532470201. To be very cheap
6406532470202. To be afraid of surgery

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Identify the separable phrasal verb out of the following options.
Options :
6406532470203. Live on
6406532470204. See about
6406532470205. Take after
6406532470206. Sum up

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Fill in the blank with the appropriate option.
The kids were well __________.
Options :
6406532470207. Got off
6406532470208. Gave up
6406532470209. Brought up
6406532470210. Pick up

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Select the option which identifies the noun in the sentence:

Shraddha is a brilliant student.
Options :
6406532470155. Brilliant
6406532470156. Is
6406532470157. Student
6406532470158. Shraddha
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What is the area of the triangle ABC?
Possible Answers :

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Choose all the possible options for P.
Options :
6406532470269. (0, 0)
6406532470270. (2, 4)
6406532470271. (−2, 4)
6406532470272. (−1, 1)
6406532470273. (1, 1)

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Correct Marks : 3

Choose the point where L1 and L2 intersect.
Options :
6406532470274. (10, 18)
6406532470275. (5, 8)
6406532470276. (−10,−18)
6406532470277. (6, 6)

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Correct Marks : 3
If θ is the angle between L1 and L2, then tan θ is equal to
Options :
6406532470278.
6406532470279.
6406532470280.
6406532470281.

In a grocery store, 60 customers made a purchase on a specific day. 28 people bought bread, 37
people bought milk and 30 people bought fruits. All the customers bought at least one of the
three items. 16 of them bought bread and fruits, 17 of them bought bread and milk and 9 of them
bought all the three items.
Sub questions

Correct Marks : 2
Find the number of customers who bought milk and fruits.
Possible Answers :
11

Correct Marks : 2

Find the number of customers who bought milk and fruits but not bread.
Possible Answers :

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Consider the following polynomial p(x) whose graph is given below:-

Which of the following options is/are correct.
Options :
6406532470284. Multiplicity of -1 and 1 must be same.
6406532470285. p(x) is increasing in the interval (3,∞).
6406532470286. The total number of local minima is 3.
6406532470287. The number of turning points is 5.

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Which of the following options is/are true?
Options :
6406532470288.
6406532470289.
6406532470290.
6406532470291.

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Calculate the value of A

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Correct Marks : 2.5
Calculate the value of B
Possible Answers :

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Correct Marks : 4
Ram and Shyam want to solve a quadratic equation. Ram made a mistake in writing down the
constant term and ended up in getting roots as 3 and 4. Shyam made a mistake in writing down
the coefficient of x and got the roots as 2 and 3. Consider the leading coefficient to be 1 in all
cases. The correct roots of the quadratic equation are:
Options :
6406532470298. 1 and 5
6406532470299. 2 and 6
6406532470300. 1 and 6
6406532470301. 2 and 5
Sem1 Statistics1
Section Id : 64065351397
Section Number : 4
Section Marks : 40

Yes
Clear Response :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 0
THIS IS QUESTION PAPER FOR THE SUBJECT "FOUNDATION LEVEL : SEMESTER I: STATISTICS
FOR DATA SCIENCE I (COMPUTER BASED EXAM)"
REGISTERED BY YOU)
Options :
6406532470302. YES
6406532470303. NO

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2

Options :
6406532470304. There is an association between “Gender” and “Willingness” as row relative

frequencies will be approximately same for all rows.
6406532470305. There is no association between “Gender” and “Willingness” as row relative

frequencies will be approximately same for all rows.
6406532470306. There is an association between “Gender” and “Willingness” as row relative

frequencies will be different for all rows.
6406532470307. There is no association between “Gender” and “Willingness” as row relative

frequencies will be different for all rows.

Time : 0
Options :
6406532470308. There are 9 students who have scored greater than 20 marks.
6406532470309. The data is bimodal.
6406532470310. Mean is greater than the median.
6406532470311. Interquartile range is 28.

Correct Marks : 4

Possible Answers :
39

Correct Marks : 4
Possible Answers :
70

Time : 0
To ensure the accuracy of conclusions drawn through inferential statistics, which of the following
statement(s) must be true?
Options :
6406532470313. Sample should not be randomly selected.
6406532470314. Sample should be randomly selected.
6406532470315. Sample should be a good representative of the population.
6406532470316. Sample should not be representative of the population.

Time : 0
Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?
Options :
6406532470317. The gross annual income for each of 1000 randomly chosen households in
New York City for the year 2000 is a time series data.
6406532470318. Passenger Name Record (PNR) number has an ordinal scale of measurement.
6406532470319.
Revenue generated by India through tea exports to 10 different countries in year 2010 is a
cross-sectional data.
6406532470320. Shirt size is a categorical variable.

An analyst conducted a survey to understand the opinions of college students regarding the
quality of education at their institution. He collected the data from 10 students as:
“Fair”, “Fair”, ”Excellent”, “Poor”, “Fair”, “Excellent”, “Poor”, “Poor”, “Excellent”, and “Poor”.
Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
What is the mode of the given data?
Options :
6406532470321. Excellent
6406532470322. Poor
6406532470323. Fair
6406532470324. Mode is not defined for the given data

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
What is the median of the given data?
Options :
6406532470325. Poor
6406532470326. Fair
6406532470327. Excellent
6406532470328. Median is not defined for given data

Time : 0

Options :
6406532470329. Of all the shirts with Polo style, there are 26.67% shirts of Medium size.
6406532470330. Of all the shirts with Small size, there are 25% shirts of Small Print style.
6406532470331. There is no association between the size and style of shirts.
6406532470332. There is an association between the size and style of shirts.

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 3
Options :
6406532470334.
6406532470335.
6406532470336.
6406532470337.

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 3
Select the correct statements from the following:
Options :
6406532470338. Two data sets with the identical frequency distributions will have identical
relative frequency distributions.
6406532470339. A relative frequency is the number of observations belonging to a category.
6406532470340. Two data sets with the identical relative-frequency distributions will always
have identical frequency distributions.
6406532470341. If all of the bars in a bar chart have the same length, then the categorical
variable shown in the bar chart has no variation.


Sub questions

Correct Marks : 2
Find the value of 10x.
Possible Answers :
357
Time : 0
Choose the correct statement(s) from the following.
Options :
6406532470343. Mode of the data is solar energy.
6406532470344. Median of the data is wind energy.
6406532470345. The combined consumption of the hydro, biomass and geothermal energy is
more than the wind energy consumption.
6406532470346. The consumption of solar energy is 120 kWh.

Time : 0

Options :
6406532470347. Purchase and Region are categorical variables.
6406532470348. Income Range has nominal scale of measurement.
6406532470349. Age has a ratio scale of measurement.
6406532470350. Household size is a discrete numerical variable.
6406532470351. Purchase has an ordinal scale of measurement.
Sem2 English2
Section Id : 64065351398
Section Number : 5

Section Marks : 50

Yes
Clear Response :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 0
THIS IS QUESTION PAPER FOR THE SUBJECT "FOUNDATION LEVEL : SEMESTER II: ENGLISH II
(COMPUTER BASED EXAM)"
REGISTERED BY YOU)
Options :
6406532470352. YES
6406532470353. NO

Shara Hughes Interview

[i] _____, I grew up with three older brothers, and they always left me out. [ii] _____ I was always
kind of independent playing [sic] (laughs). I quickly learned to be alone a lot in a place that was
chaotic in a lot of ways. Not to say that we didn’t get along; we did. I had a great family. But I think
that I took a class in high school and it was a sculpture class and I remember…[my] having some
kind of ideas and that was to make a sculpture in metals and wire and everyone else had [iii] _____
these paper sculptures, but the teacher didn’t let me know that I was thinking differently until the
end [when] we had our final project-do and mine was this huge like clock that had numbers
coming off into the air [iv] _____ and everyone else had cardboard and paper and I was like… felt
really embarrassed, and then they told me “Actually, this is great. Let’s encourage it. You think
differently, so embrace that.” So I think that I kind of have a natural tendency towards visual kind
of…inventions (laughs). But, [v] _____ in high school I kind of really decided I wanted to pursue
going to art school. And from there, I kind of felt like it was no turning back [sic], which I think was
stubborn, but that is sort of how you have to be an artist.
Transcribed from: “Shara Hughes Interview: Changing the Way We See.”
Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Fill in blank [i] with the most fitting discourse marker among the options given below.
Options :
6406532470354. Wow
6406532470355. Overall
6406532470356. Well
6406532470357. Absolutely

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Fill in blank [ii] with the most fitting discourse marker among the options given below.
Options :
6406532470358. Okay
6406532470359. So I feel like
6406532470360. In other words
6406532470361. I see

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Fill in blank [iii] with the most fitting discourse marker among the options given below.
Options :
6406532470362. Sort of like
6406532470363. Hands down
6406532470364. All in all
6406532470365. Overall

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Fill in blank [iv] with the most fitting discourse marker among the options given below.
Options :
6406532470366. In a nutshell
6406532470367. So I guess
6406532470368. To my knowledge
6406532470369. And everything

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Fill in blank [v] with the most fitting discourse marker among the options given below.
Options :
6406532470370. Amazing
6406532470371. I don’t think
6406532470372. I think maybe like later on

6406532470373. I don’t suppose

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
He assigned me an incomplete task. The number of complements in this sentence is/are
Options :
6406532470374. One
6406532470375. Two
6406532470376. Three
6406532470377. Zero

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
‘Richard sits on his couch and broods.’
This sentence is in:
Options :
6406532470378. Present perfect tense

6406532470379. Simple past tense
6406532470380. Past perfect tense
6406532470381. Simple present tense

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
In the sentence ‘The wind was touching the surface of the Thames and carrying the cold water into the
sky in a fine and driving spray’, the suffix -ing added to the verb ‘touch’ indicates:
Options :
6406532470382. The indefiniteness of the action of touching
6406532470383. The continuity of the action of touching in past time
6406532470384. The continuity of the action of touching in future time
6406532470385. The indefiniteness of the action of touching in past time

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Identify the adjectival clause in the following sentence and the noun it modifies.
The book, which was written by a famous author, became a bestseller.
Options :
6406532470386. Adjectival clause: which was written by a famous author, Noun: book
6406532470387. Adjectival clause: became a bestseller, Noun: book
6406532470388. Adjectival clause: which was written by a famous author, Noun: author
6406532470389. None of these

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
In the following sentence, identify the nature of the adjective. The adjective is underlined.
‘Racewalking is faster than normal walking.’
Options :
6406532470390. Adjunctive, imaginative
6406532470391. Innovative, attributive
6406532470392. Predicative, attributive
6406532470393. Predicative, indicative

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Identify the implied meaning of the sentences below: (Note that the word with stress is marked in
bold).
John used to go to church on Sundays
Options :
6406532470394. John used to go to church on Sundays, not to restaurants
6406532470395. It is John who used to go to church on Sundays, not Mary
6406532470396. John used to go to church on Sundays, not Mondays
6406532470397. None of these

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Choose the correct statements from the following
(i) Intonation helps in expressing emotions

(ii) Intonation is responsible for pitch variation
(iii) Intonation is responsible for correct tense
(iv) Intonation denotes agreement
Options :
6406532470398. (i), (ii) and (iii) only
6406532470399. (i) and (ii) only
6406532470400. (ii), (iii) and (iv) only
6406532470401. All of these

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
‘We shall not flag or fail. We shall go on to the end. We shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas
and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air…’ is an example of
______.
Options :
6406532470402. Assonance
6406532470403. Anaphora
6406532470404. Sibilance
6406532470405. Hyperbole

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
“A heart of stone” is an example of?
Options :
6406532470406. Personification
6406532470407. Alliteration
6406532470408. Metaphor
6406532470409. Simile

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
‘Life is much too important to be taken seriously.’ The figure of speech used here is
Options :
6406532470410. Personification
6406532470411. Simile
6406532470412. Metaphor
6406532470413. Paradox

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
‘Old Marley was as dead as a doornail ’ is an example of simile. This statement is _____.
Options :
6406532470414. True
6406532470415. False

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Discourse marker ‘overall ’ occurs in the ____ position.
Options :
6406532470416. Initial
6406532470417. Middle
6406532470418. Final
6406532470419. Both Initial and Middle

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
‘He did not clear the exam and, as a result, he could not apply for that job.’ Here the discourse marker
is ____.
Options :
6406532470420. Did not clear
6406532470421. As a result
6406532470422. Could not
6406532470423. No discourse marker

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Which of the following sentences uses discourse markers to begin a conversation?
Options :
6406532470424. So, I wanted to talk to you about something
6406532470425. I bought a car yesterday. I mean, I’m paying for it in instalments
6406532470426. There was an accident on ECR yesterday and he was there apparently
6406532470427. It was hands down one of the worst performances I’ve seen in my life
Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
In everyday conversation, it would be very difficult to guess the emotions of a person if there were
no modulations such as intonation and stress.
Options :
6406532470428. True
6406532470429. False

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Identify the adverb in the following sentence.
Rani is playing soulfully.
Options :
6406532470450. Playing
6406532470451. Is playing
6406532470452. Soulfully
6406532470453. Is playing soulfully

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Identify the adverb in the following sentence.
My child is not sleeping.
Options :
6406532470454. Is not
6406532470455. Is not sleeping
6406532470456. Not
6406532470457. My

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Identify the degree adverb/adverbs in the given sentence.
‘She must really be made to tell.’
Options :
6406532470458. Be
6406532470459. Made
6406532470460. Must
6406532470461. Really

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
A: ‘Very’ cannot be used before verbs

B: ‘Very’ can be used before some verbs
Options :
6406532470462. A is true and B is false
6406532470463. A is false and B is true
6406532470464. Both A and B are true
6406532470465. Both A and B are false

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Fill in the blank.
What he said was ___ incorrect.
Options :
6406532470466. Logically
6406532470467. Scientifically
6406532470468. Technically
6406532470469. All of these

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
In the following lists of words, identify the words most likely to be adjectives based on word
endings.
Music, musical, musician, muse
Options :
6406532470470. Muse
6406532470471. Musical
6406532470472. Music
6406532470473. Musician

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
‘Sajal takes the medal.’ In this sentence, the verb 'take' will change to _______ when converted to
passive voice.
Options :
6406532470474. Will take
6406532470475. Is taken
6406532470476. Was taken
6406532470477. Were taken

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
"Although it was late, she decided to finish her work" is a _____ sentence.
Options :
6406532470478. Simple
6406532470479. Compound
6406532470480. Complex

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Identify the adverbial clause in the sentence: "Although she was tired, she continued to work on her
project."
Options :
6406532470481. Although she was tired
6406532470482. She continued
6406532470483. To work on her project
6406532470484. On her project

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
The articles that I bought yesterday are already damaged. The relative pronoun here is ____.
Options :
6406532470485. That
6406532470486. I
6406532470487. Are
6406532470488. No relative pronoun

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
In the following sentence, identify the role of the embedded clause.
‘Whatever Arif has been telling us is all true.’
Options :
6406532470489. Object
6406532470490. Subject
6406532470491. Adjunct
6406532470492. Adjective

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
How many dependent clauses are there in the sentence given below:
The student missed the lecture
Options :
6406532470493. 0
6406532470494. 1
6406532470495. 2
6406532470496. 3

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
State whether the underlined is an adjunct or a complement:
I kept a copy of the document on my shelf.
Options :
6406532470497. Adjunct
6406532470498. Complement

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
‘Joe plays the guitar beautifully.’ Here the adjunct is _____.
Options :
6406532470499. the guitar
6406532470500. beautifully
6406532470501. plays
6406532470502. no adjunct

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
“The tree stumps had been worn smooth and comfortable by years of use.”
The underlined phrase acts like an _____.
Options :
6406532470503. Adverb of frequency
6406532470504. Adverb of degree
6406532470505. Adverb of manner
6406532470506. Adverb of direction

(1)_______, what one remembers in life are those moments that have impacted us the most. In the
end, most of our memories get distilled into a few strong and condensed images, smells, sounds,
and sensations. (2)_______, only the most memorable ones remain. A beautiful scene at a city vista,
a melodious tune from a gifted street musician, the smell of spring’s first blossoms, or the warmth
you felt when you first held your baby. (3)____________, one should concentrate one’s efforts to
create core memories that last. Beautiful moments that cannot be taken away from us, even by
disease or senility. (4)_________ we spend our lives trying to create such lasting memories and
impressions for ourselves, we can claim to have led a fruitful life. We must lead our lives fully,
(5)__________ we only have one life to spare.
Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Choose the correct answer for blank (1).
Options :
6406532470430. Ultimately
6406532470431. Because
6406532470432. After all
6406532470433. None of these

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Options :
6406532470434. In contrast
6406532470435.
And
6406532470436. Even though
6406532470437. Insofar as

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Options :
6406532470438. Nevertheless
6406532470439. However
6406532470440. Therefore
6406532470441. But

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Options :
6406532470442. Ultimately
6406532470443. Nevertheless
6406532470444. Secondly
6406532470445. As long as
Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Options :
6406532470446. Because
6406532470447. But
6406532470448. As ever
6406532470449. After all
Sem2 Maths2
Section Id : 64065351399
Section Number : 6
Section Marks : 25

Yes
Clear Response :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 0
THIS IS QUESTION PAPER FOR THE SUBJECT "FOUNDATION LEVEL : SEMESTER II:
MATHEMATICS FOR DATA SCIENCE II (COMPUTER BASED EXAM)"
REGISTERED BY YOU)
Options :
6406532470507. YES
6406532470508. NO

Answer the given subquestions:

Sub questions

Correct Marks : 2
Possible Answers :
-1

Correct Marks : 2

Possible Answers :
10

Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
Is the set V closed under addition?
Options :
6406532470527. Yes
6406532470528. No

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1

Is the set V closed under scalar multiplication?
Options :
6406532470529. Yes
6406532470530. No

Time : 0
Which of the following is(are) correct?
Options :
6406532470531.
6406532470532.
6406532470533.
6406532470534.
6406532470535.


Sub questions

Correct Marks : 1
Find the value of c.
Possible Answers :
-3

Correct Marks : 1
Find the value of d.

Possible Answers :
-1

Sub questions

Correct Marks : 2
Does there exist an a such that the system has infinitely many solutions? If yes, find the value of a,
else write the answer as 100.
Possible Answers :

Correct Marks : 1
Does there exist an a such that the system has no solution? If yes, find the value of a, else write
the answer as 100.
Possible Answers :
100


Sub questions

Correct Marks : 1
Possible Answers :

Correct Marks : 1

Possible Answers :

Correct Marks : 1
Possible Answers :

Sub questions

Correct Marks : 1
a is equal to
Possible Answers :

Correct Marks : 1
b is equal to
Possible Answers :

Correct Marks : 1
c is equal to

Possible Answers :
-3

Time : 0
Select all true statements.
Options :
6406532470515.
6406532470516.
6406532470517.
6406532470518.
Time : 0
Options :
6406532470522.
6406532470523.
6406532470524.
6406532470525.
6406532470526.
Sem2 Statistics2
Section Id : 64065351400
Section Number : 7

Section Marks : 40

Yes
Clear Response :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 0
THIS IS QUESTION PAPER FOR THE SUBJECT "FOUNDATION LEVEL : SEMESTER II: STATISTICS
FOR DATA SCIENCE II (COMPUTER BASED EXAM)"
REGISTERED BY YOU)
Options :
6406532470539. YES
6406532470540. NO
Time : 0
Correct Marks : 0

Options :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 3
Naveen tosses a fair coin twice and Suman tosses another fair coin two times. Let the random
variables X and Y denote the number of heads observed by Naveen and Suman respectively.
Identify the correct joint PMF table of X and Y .
Options :
6406532470543.
6406532470544.
6406532470545.
6406532470546.
Time : 0
Correct Marks : 3
Suppose X and Y are independent random variables with means 10 and 20, and variances 2 and 4,
respectively. Find the value of Var( XY ).
Hint: If X and Y are independent, then X2 and Y2 are also independent.
Options :
6406532470552. 0
6406532470553. 40000
6406532470554. 1208
6406532470555. Cannot be determined

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 3

Options :
6406532470557. e−20 − e−24
6406532470558. 1 − e−24
6406532470559. e−24 − e−20
6406532470560. e−24

An analyst is responsible for conducting emissions inspections on bikes. During the inspections,
the analyst found that 10% of the bikes fail the inspection. Let X be a geometric variable which
denotes the number of bikes the analyst inspects until a bike fails an inspection. Assume that the
results of each inspection are independent.
Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 1
What is the range of X?
Options :
6406532470547. TX = {0, 1, 2, . . .}
6406532470548. TX = {1, 2, . . .}
6406532470549. TX = {1, 2, . . . , 100}
6406532470550. TX = {0, 1}

Correct Marks : 2
What is the probability that the first failed inspection occurs on the analyst’s 5th inspection? Enter
the answer correct to three decimal places.
Answers Type : Range
Possible Answers :
0.046 to 0.086

Correct Marks : 3
The probability distribution of a discrete random variable X is given as below:
Calculate the expected value of X. Enter the answer correct to one decimal place.
Possible Answers :
1.1

Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 3
Find the PMF of Z.
Options :
6406532470561.
6406532470562.
6406532470563.
6406532470564.
Correct Marks : 2
Possible Answers :
0.4 to 0.6

Kunal and Sanskriti are playing a game. Kunal will roll a fair six-sided die, and Sanskriti will flip a
fair coin as many times as the number shown on the die. Let X represent the number displayed on
the die, and Y represent the number of heads obtained by Sanskriti.
Sub questions
Time : 0
If X = 5, then which of the following options are true?
Options :
6406532470566.
6406532470567.
6406532470568.
6406532470569.

Correct Marks : 2
Possible Answers :
0.13 to 0.19

Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 3
Options :
6406532470571.
6406532470572.
6406532470573.
6406532470574.

Correct Marks : 2
Possible Answers :

Suppose that a random variable X denotes the number of items produced in a factory during a
week with mean 50 and variance 25.
Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
Using Markov’s inequality, find a bound on the probability that this week’s production will exceed
74.
Options :
6406532470576.
6406532470577.
6406532470578.
6406532470579.

Correct Marks : 3
Using Chebyshev’s inequality, find a lower bound on the probability that this week’s production
will be between 40 and 60. Enter the answer correct to two decimal places.

Possible Answers :
0.72 to 0.78

Sub questions

Correct Marks : 2
Find the value of k. Enter the answer correct to one decimal place.
Possible Answers :
0.4
Correct Marks : 3
What is the value of P(1 < X < 2.5)? Enter the answer correct to two decimal places.
Possible Answers :
0.72 to 0.78
Sem2 Intro to Python

Section Id : 64065351401
Section Number : 8
Section Marks : 50

Yes
Clear Response :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 0
THIS IS QUESTION PAPER FOR THE SUBJECT "FOUNDATION LEVEL : SEMESTER II:
INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON (COMPUTER BASED EXAM)"
REGISTERED BY YOU)
Options :
6406532470583. YES
6406532470584. NO

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 0

Options :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 4
Consider a program that accepts a word as input from the user and prints the number of vowels in
it. You can assume that the input will be given in lower case.
Which of these two snippets is correct?
Options :
6406532470587. Only snippet-1 is correct
6406532470589. Both snippets 1 and 2 are correct
6406532470590. Both snippets 1 and 2 are incorrect

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 4

Options :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 4
Which of the code snippets given below computes the minimum of three integers, not necessarily
distinct from each other?
Options :

Time : 0

Options :
6406532470599.
6406532470600.
6406532470601.
6406532470602.

Time : 0

Options :
6406532470603.
6406532470604.
6406532470605.
6406532470606.

Correct Marks : 4
What is the output of the following snippet of code? Enter an integer as your answer.
Possible Answers :
54

Correct Marks : 4

Possible Answers :
49721

Correct Marks : 4

Possible Answers :
2301

Correct Marks : 4
What is the output of the following snippet of code?
Possible Answers :

Sub questions

Correct Marks : 1
What is the value of a , the first input entered by the user, if it is given that the user entered a
positive integer?
Possible Answers :

Correct Marks : 1

What is the value of b , the second input entered by the user, if it is given that the user entered a
positive integer?
Possible Answers :
11


Sub questions

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
What is the first line of output?
Options :
6406532470611.
6406532470612.
6406532470613.
6406532470614.

Correct Marks : 2
What is the second line of the output? Enter an integer as your answer.
Possible Answers :


Sub questions

Correct Marks : 2
What is the first line of the output?
Possible Answers :

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
What is the second line of the output?
Options :
6406532470617. 1263.87
6406532470618. 1263
6406532470619. 1263.871
6406532470620. 1263.8719

Execute the following snippet of code and answer all the subquestions that follow:
Sub questions

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Correct Marks : 2
What is the first line of the output?
Options :
6406532470623.
6406532470624.
6406532470625.
6406532470626.

Time : 0
Correct Marks : 2
What is the second line of the output?
Options :
6406532470627.
6406532470628.
6406532470629.
6406532470630.

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