ETI MCQ’S

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1. What is Artificial intelligence?
a) Putting your intelligence into Computer
b) Programming with your own intelligence
c) Making a Machine intelligent
d) Putting more memory into Computer

2. Who is a father of AI?

a) Alain Colmerauer
b) John McCarthy
c) Nicklaus Wirth
d) Seymour Papert
1. What is Artificial intelligence?
a) Putting your intelligence into Computer
b) Programming with your own intelligence
c) Making a Machine intelligent
d) Putting more memory into Computer

2. Who is a father of AI?

a) Alain Colmerauer
b) John McCarthy
c) Nicklaus Wirth
d) Seymour Papert
3. The first AI programming language was called:
a) BASIC
b) FORTRAN
c) IPL
d) LISP

4. Artificial Intelligence has its expansion in the following

application.
a) Planning and Scheduling
b) Game Playing
c) Robotics
d) All of the above
3. The first AI programming language was called:
a) BASIC
b) FORTRAN
c) IPL
d) LISP

4. Artificial Intelligence has its expansion in the following

application.
a) Planning and Scheduling
b) Game Playing
c) Robotics
d) All of the above
5. The characteristics of the computer system capable of thinking,
reasoning and learning is known as ___________
a) Machine intelligence
b) Human intelligence
c) Artificial intelligence
d) Virtual intelligence

6. What is the term used for describing the judgmental or common

sense part of problem solving?
a) Heuristic
b) Critical
c) Value based
d) Analytical
5. The characteristics of the computer system capable of thinking,
reasoning and learning is known as ___________
a) Machine intelligence
b) Human intelligence
c) Artificial intelligence
d) Virtual intelligence

6. What is the term used for describing the judgmental or common

sense part of problem solving?
a) Heuristic
b) Critical
c) Value based
d) Analytical
7. ______ is a branch of computer science which deals with helping
machines finds solutions to complex problems in a more human like
fashions
a) Artificial Intelligence
b) Internet of Things
c) Embedded System
d) Cyber Security

8. In ____ the goal is for the software to use what it has learned in one
area to solve problems in other areas.
a) Machine Learning
b) Deep Learning
c) Neural Networks
d) None of these
7. ______ is a branch of computer science which deals with helping
machines finds solutions to complex problems in a more human like
fashions
a) Artificial Intelligence
b) Internet of Things
c) Embedded System
d) Cyber Security

8. In ____ the goal is for the software to use what it has learned in one
area to solve problems in other areas.
a) Machine Learning
b) Deep Learning
c) Neural Networks
d) None of these
9. Computer programs that mimic the way the human brain processes
information is called as
a) Machine Learning
b) Deep Learning
c) Neural Networks
d) None of these

10. A ____ is a rule of thumb, strategy, trick, simplification, or any other kind of
device which drastically limits search for solutions in large problem spaces.
a) Heuristic
b) Critical
c) Value based
d) Analytical
9. Computer programs that mimic the way the human brain processes
information is called as
a) Machine Learning
b) Deep Learning
c) Neural Networks
d) None of these

10. A ____ is a rule of thumb, strategy, trick, simplification, or any other kind of
device which drastically limits search for solutions in large problem spaces.
a) Heuristic
b) Critical
c) Value based
d) Analytical
11. ______ do not guarantee optimal/any solutions
a) Heuristic
b) Critical
c) Value based
d) Analytical

12. Cognitive science related with _____

a) Act like human
b) ELIZA
c) Think like human
d) None of above
11. ______ do not guarantee optimal/any solutions
a) Heuristic
b) Critical
c) Value based
d) Analytical

12. Cognitive science related with _____

a) Act like human
b) ELIZA
c) Think like human
d) None of above
13. _____ Model should reflect how results were obtained.
a) Design model
b) Logic model
c) Computational model
d) None of above

14. Communication between man and machine is related with

______
a) LISP
b) ELIZA
c) All of above
d) None of above
13. _____ Model should reflect how results were obtained.
a) Design model
b) Logic model
c) Computational model
d) None of above

14. Communication between man and machine is related with

______
a) LISP
b) ELIZA
c) All of above
d) None of above
15. ELIZA created by _____
a) John McCarthy
b) Steve Russell
c) Alain Colmerauer
d) Joseph Weizenbaum

16. The concept derived from ________ level are propositional

logic, tautology, predicate calculus, model, temporal logic.
a) Cognition level
b) Logic level
c) Functional level
d) All of above
15. ELIZA created by _____
a) John McCarthy
b) Steve Russell
c) Alain Colmerauer
d) Joseph Weizenbaum

16. The concept derived from ________ level are propositional

logic, tautology, predicate calculus, model, temporal logic.
a) Cognition level
b) Logic level
c) Functional level
d) All of above
17. ______ that deals with the interaction between computers
and humans using the natural language
a) LISP
b) ELIZA
c) PROLOG
d) NLP

18. The core components are constituents of AI are derived

from _____
a) Concept of logic
b) Cognition
c) Computation
d) All of above
17. ______ that deals with the interaction between computers
and humans using the natural language
a) LISP
b) ELIZA
c) PROLOG
d) NLP

18. The core components are constituents of AI are derived

from _____
a) Concept of logic
b) Cognition
c) Computation
d) All of above
19. Aristotle’s theory of syllogism and Descartes and kant’s critic of
pure reasoning made knowledge on _____.
a) Logic
b) Computation logic
c) Cognition logic
d) All of above

20. _____ model were developed and incorporated in machines

which mimicked the functionalities of human origin.
a) Functional model
b) Neural model
c) Computational model
d) None of above
19. Aristotle’s theory of syllogism and Descartes and kant’s critic of
pure reasoning made knowledge on _____.
a) Logic
b) Computation logic
c) Cognition logic
d) All of above

20. _____ model were developed and incorporated in machines

which mimicked the functionalities of human origin.
a) Functional model
b) Neural model
c) Computational model
d) None of above
21. Chomsky’s linguistic computational theory generated a model
for syntactic analysis through __________
a) Regular Grammar
b) Regular Expression
c) Regular Word
d) None of these

22. Human to Machine is _____ and Machine to Machine is

______.
a) Process, Process
b) Process, Program
c) Program, Hardware
d) Program, Program
21. Chomsky’s linguistic computational theory generated a model
for syntactic analysis through __________
a) Regular Grammar
b) Regular Expression
c) Regular Word
d) None of these

22. Human to Machine is _____ and Machine to Machine is

______.
a) Process, Process
b) Process, Program
c) Program, Hardware
d) Program, Program
23. Weak AI is also known as ____
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Neural AI
d) None of above

24. _____ AI is able to perform dedicated task.

a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Neural AI
d) None of above
23. Weak AI is also known as ____
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Neural AI
d) None of above

24. _____ AI is able to perform dedicated task.

a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Neural AI
d) None of above
25. Weak AI is____________
a) The embodiment of human intellectual capabilities within a
computer.
b) A set of computer programs that produce output that would
be considered to reflect
intelligence if it were generated by humans.
c) The study of mental faculties through the use of mental
models implemented on a
computer
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
25. Weak AI is____________
a) The embodiment of human intellectual capabilities within a
computer.
b) A set of computer programs that produce output that would
be considered to reflect
intelligence if it were generated by humans.
c) The study of mental faculties through the use of mental
models implemented on a
computer
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
26. Strong AI is__________
a) The embodiment of human intellectual capabilities within a
computer.
b) A set of computer programs that produce output that would
be considered to reflect
intelligence if it were generated by humans.
c) The study of mental faculties through the use of mental
models implemented on a computer
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
26. Strong AI is__________
a) The embodiment of human intellectual capabilities within a
computer.
b) A set of computer programs that produce output that would
be considered to reflect
intelligence if it were generated by humans.
c) The study of mental faculties through the use of mental
models implemented on a computer
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
27. Artificial intelligence is___________
a) The embodiment of human intellectual capabilities within a
computer.
b) A set of computer programs that produce output that would
be considered to reflect
intelligence if it were generated by humans.
c) The study of mental faculties through the use of mental
models implemented on a computer
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
27. Artificial intelligence is___________
a) The embodiment of human intellectual capabilities within a
computer.
b) A set of computer programs that produce output that would
be considered to reflect
intelligence if it were generated by humans.
c) The study of mental faculties through the use of mental
models implemented on a computer
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
28. Apple siri is a good example of ______ AI.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Neural AI
d) None of above

29. IBM Watson supercomputer comes under ____ AI.

a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Neural AI
d) None of above
28. Apple siri is a good example of ______ AI.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Neural AI
d) None of above

29. IBM Watson supercomputer comes under ____ AI.

a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Neural AI
d) None of above
30. ____ AI is a type of intelligence which could perform any
intellectual task with efficiency like human.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above

31. The idea behind _________AI to make such a system which

could be smarter and think like a human by its own.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above
30. ____ AI is a type of intelligence which could perform any
intellectual task with efficiency like human.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above

31. The idea behind _________AI to make such a system which

could be smarter and think like a human by its own.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above
32. Playing chess, purchasing suggestions on e-commerce site, self-
driving cars, speech recognition, and image recognition are the example
of ____.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above

33. __________AI is a type of intelligence which could perform any

intellectual task with efficiency like a human.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above
32. Playing chess, purchasing suggestions on e-commerce site, self-
driving cars, speech recognition, and image recognition are the example
of ____.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above

33. __________AI is a type of intelligence which could perform any

intellectual task with efficiency like a human.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above
34. Machine can perform any task better than human with cognitive
properties is known as __________AI.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above

35. Ability to think, puzzle, make judgments, plan, learn,

communication by its own is known as _________ AI.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above
34. Machine can perform any task better than human with cognitive
properties is known as __________AI.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above

35. Ability to think, puzzle, make judgments, plan, learn,

communication by its own is known as _________ AI.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above
36. ____ AI is hypothetical concept of AI.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above

37. Which AI system not store memories or past experiences for

future actions.
a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above
36. ____ AI is hypothetical concept of AI.
a) Narrow AI
b) General AI
c) Super AI
d) None of above

37. Which AI system not store memories or past experiences for

future actions.
a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above
38. Which machines only focus on current scenarios and react on it as
per as possible best action.
a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above

39. IBM’s deep blue system is example of ___.

a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above
38. Which machines only focus on current scenarios and react on it as
per as possible best action.
a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above

39. IBM’s deep blue system is example of ___.

a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above
40.________machine can stores past experiences or some data for
short period time .
a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above

41. Self-driving car is example of ____.

a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above
40.________machine can stores past experiences or some data for
short period time .
a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above

41. Self-driving car is example of ____.

a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above
42. Which AI should understand the human emotions, people, and
beliefs and be able to interact socially like humans.
a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above

43. Which machines will be smarter than human mind?

a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) Self-Awareness
42. Which AI should understand the human emotions, people, and
beliefs and be able to interact socially like humans.
a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) None of above

43. Which machines will be smarter than human mind?

a) Reactive machine
b) Limited memory
c) Theory of mind
d) Self-Awareness
44. _________machines will have their own consciousness and
sentiments
a) Reactive machine
b) Theory of mind
c) Self-Awareness
d) Both B and C
44. _________machines will have their own consciousness and
sentiments
a) Reactive machine
b) Theory of mind
c) Self-Awareness
d) Both B and C
45. What is Machine learning?
a) The autonomous acquisition of knowledge through the use of
computer programs
b) The autonomous acquisition of knowledge through the use of
manual programs
c) The selective acquisition of knowledge through the use of
computer programs
d) The selective acquisition of knowledge through the use of manual
programs
45. What is Machine learning?
a) The autonomous acquisition of knowledge through the use of
computer programs
b) The autonomous acquisition of knowledge through the use of
manual programs
c) The selective acquisition of knowledge through the use of
computer programs
d) The selective acquisition of knowledge through the use of manual
programs
46. Machine learning invent by _____.
a) John McCarthy
b) Nicklaus Wirth
c) Joseph Weizenbaum
d) Arthur Samuel

47______________is a branch of science that deals with programing

the systems in such a way that they automatically learn and improve
with experience
a) Machine Learning
b) Deep Learning
c) Neural Networks
d) None of these
46. Machine learning invent by _____.
a) John McCarthy
b) Nicklaus Wirth
c) Joseph Weizenbaum
d) Arthur Samuel

47______________is a branch of science that deals with programing

the systems in such a way that they automatically learn and improve
with experience
a) Machine Learning
b) Deep Learning
c) Neural Networks
d) None of these
48. Classifying email as a spam, labeling webpages based on their
content, voice recognition are the example of _____.
a) Supervised learning
b) Unsupervised learning
c) Machine learning
d) Deep learning

49. K-means, self-organizing maps, hierarchical clustering are the

example of _____.
a) Supervised learning
b) Unsupervised learning
c) Machine learning
d) Deep learning
48. Classifying email as a spam, labeling webpages based on their
content, voice recognition are the example of _____.
a) Supervised learning
b) Unsupervised learning
c) Machine learning
d) Deep learning

49. K-means, self-organizing maps, hierarchical clustering are the

example of _____.
a) Supervised learning
b) Unsupervised learning
c) Machine learning
d) Deep learning
50. Deep learning is a subfield of machine learning where concerned
algorithms are inspired by
the structured and function of the brain called _____.
a) Machine learning
b) Artificial neural networks
c) Deep learning
d) Robotics
50. Deep learning is a subfield of machine learning where concerned
algorithms are inspired by
the structured and function of the brain called _____.
a) Machine learning
b) Artificial neural networks
c) Deep learning
d) Robotics
51. ………………is the graphical representation of information and data
a) Data Analysis
b) Data Visualization
c) Data Storytelling
d) Data engineering

52. What is the foremost objective of data visualization?

a) To convey complex data
b) To convey incomplete data
c) To convey data correctly
d) To make data more complex
51. ………………is the graphical representation of information and data
a) Data Analysis
b) Data Visualization
c) Data Storytelling
d) Data engineering

52. What is the foremost objective of data visualization?

a) To convey complex data
b) To convey incomplete data
c) To convey data correctly
d) To make data more complex
53. Effective data visualization can help to:-
a) Reveal patterns, trends, and findings from an unbiased viewpoint.
b) Provide context, interpret results, and articulate insights.
c) Streamline data so your audience can process information.
d) All of the above

54..………… are values for which arbitrarily fine intermediates exist.

a) Continuous data values
b) date data values
c) Discrete data values
d) Categorical ordered data values
53. Effective data visualization can help to:-
a) Reveal patterns, trends, and findings from an unbiased viewpoint.
b) Provide context, interpret results, and articulate insights.
c) Streamline data so your audience can process information.
d) All of the above

54..………… are values for which arbitrarily fine intermediates exist.

a) Continuous data values
b) date data values
c) Discrete data values
d) Categorical ordered data values
55. What is true about Data Visualization?
a) Data Visualization is used to communicate information clearly and efficiently
to users by the
usage of information graphics such as tables and charts.
b) Data Visualization helps users in analyzing a large amount of data in a simpler
way.
c) Data Visualization makes complex data more accessible, understandable, and
usable.
d) All of the above
55. What is true about Data Visualization?
a) Data Visualization is used to communicate information clearly and efficiently
to users by the
usage of information graphics such as tables and charts.
b) Data Visualization helps users in analyzing a large amount of data in a simpler
way.
c) Data Visualization makes complex data more accessible, understandable, and
usable.
d) All of the above
56……………type of variables is used to represent whole integers
a) Numerical continuous
b) Numerical discrete
c) Categorical ordered
d) Numerical integers

57. The combination of a set of position scales and their relative geometric
arrangement is called a
…………………...
a) Cartesian system
b) Curved axes
c) Nonlinear axes
d) Coordinate system
56……………type of variables is used to represent whole integers
a) Numerical continuous
b) Numerical discrete
c) Categorical ordered
d) Numerical integers

57. The combination of a set of position scales and their relative geometric
arrangement is called a
…………………...
a) Cartesian system
b) Curved axes
c) Nonlinear axes
d) Coordinate system
58. The most widely used coordinate system for data visualization is the
…………………..
a) Cartesian coordinates
b) Curved axes
c) Nonlinear axes
d) Polar coordinates

59. Which coordinate system can be useful for data of a periodic nature, such
that data values at one end of the scale can be logically joined to data values at
the other end.
a) Cartesian coordinates
b) Curved axes
c) Nonlinear axes
d) Polar coordinates
58. The most widely used coordinate system for data visualization is the
…………………..
a) Cartesian coordinates
b) Curved axes
c) Nonlinear axes
d) Polar coordinates

59. Which coordinate system can be useful for data of a periodic nature, such
that data values at one end of the scale can be logically joined to data values at
the other end.
a) Cartesian coordinates
b) Curved axes
c) Nonlinear axes
d) Polar coordinates
60. How data is represented in the
figure?
a) Representation of Data on linear
scales
b) Representation of Data on
logarithmic scales
c) Representation of data on curved
axes
d) Representation of data on Cartesian
system
60. How data is represented in the
figure?
a) Representation of Data on linear
scales
b) Representation of Data on
logarithmic scales
c) Representation of data on curved
axes
d) Representation of data on Cartesian
system
61. Which of the following is the use case for color in data visualization?
a) To distinguish groups of data from each other
b) To represent data values,
c) To highlight.
d) All of the above

62. What is the name of below given color scale?

a) Qualitative color scales
b) Sequential color scales
c) Accent color scales
d) None of the above
61. Which of the following is the use case for color in data visualization?
a) To distinguish groups of data from each other
b) To represent data values,
c) To highlight.
d) All of the above

62. What is the name of below given color scale?

a) Qualitative color scales
b) Sequential color scales
c) Accent color scales
d) None of the above
63. The ……………scale is a monochromatic scale that varies from dark to light
blue.
a) The ColorBrewer Blues
b) Accent color scales
c) ColorBrewer Dark2
d) Ggplot2

64. Sequential color scale is used when ______.

a) Colors are used to distinguish discrete items.
b) Colors are used to represent data values.
c) Colors are used to highlight.
d) Colors are used to represent descriptive data
63. The ……………scale is a monochromatic scale that varies from dark to light
blue.
a) The ColorBrewer Blues
b) Accent color scales
c) ColorBrewer Dark2
d) Ggplot2

64. Sequential color scale is used when ______.

a) Colors are used to distinguish discrete items.
b) Colors are used to represent data values.
c) Colors are used to highlight.
d) Colors are used to represent descriptive data
65. Which color scale is used to represent quantitative data values such as
income, temperaature
or speed?
a) Sequential color scale
b) Accent color scale
c) Qaulitative color scale
d) None of the above

66. Accent color scale is used when ______.

a) Colors are used to distinguish discrete items.
b) Colors are used to represent data values.
c) Colors are used to highlight.
d) Colors are used to represent descriptive data
65. Which color scale is used to represent quantitative data values such as
income, temperaature
or speed?
a) Sequential color scale
b) Accent color scale
c) Qaulitative color scale
d) None of the above

66. Accent color scale is used when ______.

a) Colors are used to distinguish discrete items.
b) Colors are used to represent data values.
c) Colors are used to highlight.
d) Colors are used to represent descriptive data
67. Qualitative color scale is used when ______.
a) Colors are used to distinguish discrete items.
b) Colors are used to represent data values.
c) Colors are used to highlight.
d) Colors are used to represent descriptive data

68. Which of the following is used to represent proportions?

a) Grouped bars
b) Dots
c) Histogram
d) Pie chart
67. Qualitative color scale is used when ______.
a) Colors are used to distinguish discrete items.
b) Colors are used to represent data values.
c) Colors are used to highlight.
d) Colors are used to represent descriptive data

68. Which of the following is used to represent proportions?

a) Grouped bars
b) Dots
c) Histogram
d) Pie chart
69.Which is not used to represent distributions?
a) Stacked histogram
b) Sina plots
c) Strip charts
d) Stacked bars

70….…… can be a useful alternative to violin plots and are often useful when
visualizing very large numbers of distributions or changes in distributions over.
a) Ridgeline plots
b) Pie charts
c) Histogram
d) Density plot
69.Which is not used to represent distributions?
a) Stacked histogram
b) Sina plots
c) Strip charts
d) Stacked bars

70….…… can be a useful alternative to violin plots and are often useful when
visualizing very large numbers of distributions or changes in distributions over.
a) Ridgeline plots
b) Pie charts
c) Histogram
d) Density plot
71. ………………. assume that every level of one grouping variable can be
combined with every level of another grouping variable
a) Tree maps
b) Mosiac plots
c) Stacked bars
d) Heat maps

72._________ provide the most intuitive visualizations of a distribution

a) Histograms
b) Density plots
c) Cumulative densities
d) Both a and b
71. ………………. assume that every level of one grouping variable can be
combined with every level of another grouping variable
a) Tree maps
b) Mosiac plots
c) Stacked bars
d) Heat maps

72._________ provide the most intuitive visualizations of a distribution

a) Histograms
b) Density plots
c) Cumulative densities
d) Both a and b
73. Proportions can be visualized as __________
a) Pie charts
b) Side-by-side bars
c) Stacked bars
d) All of the Above

74. Data can be visualized using?

a) Graphs
b) Charts
c) Maps
d) All of the above
73. Proportions can be visualized as __________
a) Pie charts
b) Side-by-side bars
c) Stacked bars
d) All of the Above

74. Data can be visualized using?

a) Graphs
b) Charts
c) Maps
d) All of the above
75. Which one of the following is a most basic and commonly used technique
for visualization?
a) Line charts
b) Scatter plots
c) Population pyramids
d) Area charts
75. Which one of the following is a most basic and commonly used technique
for visualization?
a) Line charts
b) Scatter plots
c) Population pyramids
d) Area charts
76. What is used in below image to represent data?

a) Bar graph
b) Histogram
c) Heat map
d) Polar coordinates
76. What is used in below image to represent data?

a) Bar graph
b) Histogram
c) Heat map
d) Polar coordinates
77. The key element of data storytelling
a) Narrative
b) Visuals
c) Data
d) All of the Above

78……...................is what you do to understand the data and figure out what
might be noteworthy
or interesting to highlight to others
a) Explanatory analysis
b) Exploratory analysis
c) Data analysis
d) Data storytelling
77. The key element of data storytelling
a) Narrative
b) Visuals
c) Data
d) All of the Above

78……...................is what you do to understand the data and figure out what
might be noteworthy
or interesting to highlight to others
a) Explanatory analysis
b) Exploratory analysis
c) Data analysis
d) Data storytelling
79. ………………………is a methodology for communicating information, tailored to
a specific audience, with a compelling narrative.
a) Data science
b) Artificial intelligence
c) Data storytelling
d) Data visualization

80. In data storytelling, internal and external stakeholders are ………..

a)Targeted audience
b) General audience
c) Specific audience
d) Data specific audience
79. ………………………is a methodology for communicating information, tailored to
a specific audience, with a compelling narrative.
a) Data science
b) Artificial intelligence
c) Data storytelling
d) Data visualization

80. In data storytelling, internal and external stakeholders are ………..

a)Targeted audience
b) General audience
c) Specific audience
d) Data specific audience
81. which of the following is not benefit of data storytelling?
a) Providing a human touch to your data.
b) Offering value to your audience and industry.
c) Building credibility as an industry and topic thought leader.
d) To represent complex data values

82. In Storytelling, how will you communicate to your audience?

a) With live presentation
b) With a written document or email
c) With telephone call
d) Both a and b
81. which of the following is not benefit of data storytelling?
a) Providing a human touch to your data.
b) Offering value to your audience and industry.
c) Building credibility as an industry and topic thought leader.
d) To represent complex data values

82. In Storytelling, how will you communicate to your audience?

a) With live presentation
b) With a written document or email
c) With telephone call
d) Both a and b
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