DATA ANALYTICS - ASSESSMENT

TEST
Day – 30:

1.What is a common technique for improving query performance on

large datasets?
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a. Denormalization
b. Indexing
c. Partitioning
d. All of the above

Answer: b. Indexing

2.Which of the following is a benefit of using batch processing for large

data transformations?
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a. Real-time updates
b. Improved scalability
c. Lower storage requirements
d. Minimal hardware requirements

a) Answer: b. Improved scalability

3.What is a recommended practice for handling timestamps in a

database with users in different time zones?
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a. Store all timestamps in local time
b. Use a standardized time zone for storage
c. Ignore time zone information
d. Convert timestamps to the user's time zone on insertion

Answer:b. Use a standardized time zone for storage

 4.Which data type is suitable for storing both date and time information
along with time zone details?
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a. DATETIME
b. TIMESTAMP
c. TIMEZONE
d. TIMESTAMPTZ

Answer:d. TIMESTAMPTZ

5.What type of constraint ensures that a column cannot have NULL

values?

a. Unique Constraint
b. Check Constraint
c. Default Constraint
d. Not Null Constraint

Answer: d. Not Null Constraint

6.Which constraint is used to define conditions that data must meet in

order to be entered into a column?
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a. Primary Key
b. Check Constraint
c. Foreign Key
d. Unique Constraint

Answer:b. Check Constraint

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7.What is the purpose of a domain in a database?
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a. Define a set of permissible values
b. Establish relationships between tables
c. Enforce uniqueness
d. Specify data types

Answer:a. Define a set of permissible values

 8.In a relational database, what is the primary purpose of a primary key?
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a. Ensure uniqueness
b. Establish relationships
c. Enforce referential integrity
d. Define data types

Answer: a. Ensure uniqueness

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9.Which type of constraint is used to maintain consistency between
tables by ensuring that a foreign key refers to an existing key in another
table?
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a. Check Constraint
b. Primary Key
c. Foreign Key
d. Unique Constraint

Answer: c. Foreign Key

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10.What is the purpose of a CASCADE DELETE action in a referential
integrity constraint?
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a. Automatically updates foreign key values
b. Deletes the referenced row in the child table
c. Prevents deletion of the referenced row
d. Triggers a warning message

Answer:b. Deletes the referenced row in the child table

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11. How does a database typically handle timestamps when working with
users in different time zones?

a. Converting all timestamps to a single time zone

b. Assigning a default time zone to each user
c. Storing timestamps in UTC format
d. Ignoring time zone considerations
 Answer:c. Storing timestamps in UTC format

12.What is the purpose of Daylight Saving Time (DST) adjustments in a

time zone-aware database system?

a. To account for variations in user activity

b. To synchronize data backups
c. To adjust for seasonal changes in time
d. To improve data compression efficiency

Answer:c. To adjust for seasonal changes in time

13. Which type of database constraint is used to ensure that a column

can never have a NULL value?

a. CHECK constraint
b. UNIQUE constraint
c. DEFAULT constraint
d. NOT NULL constraint

Answer:d. NOT NULL constraint

14. In the context of referential integrity, what happens if a foreign key

references a non-existent primary key in another table?

a. The foreign key is automatically updated

b. The database system generates a new primary key
c. The foreign key constraint is violated
d. The foreign key is set to NULL

Answer:c. The foreign key constraint is violated

15. What is the primary purpose of a domain in a database schema?

a. Defining the overall structure of the database

b. Specifying the allowable range of values for a column
c. Establishing relationships between tables
d. Storing metadata information
Answer:b. Specifying the allowable range of values for a column
 Day – 31:

1.In a B-Tree index, what is the typical structure used for organizing and
storing index data?
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a. Linked List
b. Binary Tree
c. Hash Table
d. Stack

Answer:b. Binary Tree

2.Which of the following is true regarding a Hash Index?

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a. Supports range queries efficiently
b. Ideal for equality searches
c. Allows partial match searches
d. Uses a balanced tree structure

Answer:b. Ideal for equality searches

3.What is the primary purpose of a Unique Index in a database?

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a. Speed up query performance
b. Enforce uniqueness of values in a column
c. Allow duplicate values in a column
d. Index multiple columns together

Answer:b. Enforce uniqueness of values in a column

4.How does a Unique Index differ from a regular (non-unique) index?

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a. Allows NULL values
b. Requires NULL values
c. Indexes only even-numbered rows
d. Indexes only odd-numbered rows

Answer:a. Allows NULL values

 5.What is a key advantage of using indexes in a database?

a. Decreased query performance

b. Increased storage space
c. Improved data retrieval speed
d. Simplicity in data maintenance

Answer:c. Improved data retrieval speed

6.In what scenario can an index be particularly beneficial?

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a. Small datasets
b. Frequently updated tables
c. No query operations
d. One-time data loading

Answer:b. Frequently updated tables

7.What is the primary purpose of creating a sequence on a primary key

column in a database?
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a. Automatically generates unique values
b. Enforces referential integrity
c. Removes the need for indexing
d. Accelerates table joins

Answer:a. Automatically generates unique values

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8.When is it appropriate to use a sequence as a default value for a
primary key column?
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a. When the primary key is manually assigned
b. When the primary key is an identity column
c. When the primary key is a composite key
d. When the primary key is a foreign key

Answer:b. When the primary key is an identity column

9. What is one of the primary advantages of using indexes in a database?

a. Increased storage space requirements

b. Slower query performance
c. Faster data retrieval for specific queries
d. Limited support for concurrent transactions

Answer:c. Faster data retrieval for specific queries

10. In which scenario would an index be particularly beneficial?

a. When dealing with small datasets

b. When performing infrequent queries
c. When searching for specific rows in large datasets
d. When using sequential scan operations

Answer:c. When searching for specific rows in large datasets

11. What is a potential drawback of having too many indexes on a table?

a. Improved data retrieval speed

b. Increased storage space requirements
c. Better support for concurrent transactions
d. Enhanced sorting capabilities

Answer:b. Increased storage space requirements

12. What is the purpose of creating a sequence on a Primary Key column

in a database table?

a. To enforce a unique constraint

b. To generate unique values automatically
c. To allow duplicate values in the column
d. To improve data retrieval speed

Answer:b. To generate unique values automatically

 13. How does a sequence on a Primary Key column benefit the database
during insert operations?

a. By eliminating the need for indexing

b. By ensuring data is stored in alphabetical order
c. By providing a default sort order for the table
d. By generating unique values for each new record

Answer:d. By generating unique values for each new record

14.Which of the following statements is true about creating an index on

a database table?
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a. Increases storage requirements
b. Slows down data retrieval
c. Improves data modification operations
d. Has no impact on query performance

Answer:c. Improves data modification operations

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15.In database indexing, what is the purpose of a secondary index?
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a. Primary key enforcement
b. Improving performance for specific queries
c. Enforcing unique constraints
d. Sorting data in descending order

Answer:b. Improving performance for specific queries

 Day – 32:
1.What is a stored procedure in a database?
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a. A temporary data table
b. A precompiled collection of one or more SQL statements
c. A virtual table for result sets
d. A database trigger

Answer:b. A precompiled collection of one or more SQL statements

2.What is the primary advantage of using stored procedures?

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a. Improved security
b. Reduced development time
c. Enhanced data encryption
d. Automatic data backups

Answer:b. Reduced development time

3.In a stored procedure, what is the purpose of the IF statement?

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a. To handle exceptions
b. To perform calculations
c. To control the flow of execution based on a condition
d. To define cursor attributes

Answer:c. To control the flow of execution based on a condition

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4.In a conditional block, when is the ELSEIF statement used?
 a. To indicate the end of the IF block
b. To specify the default condition
c. To add an alternative condition
d. To handle exceptions

Answer:c. To add an alternative condition

5.Which type of loop in a stored procedure repeats until a specified

condition is true?
a. Simple Loop
b. REPEAT-UNTIL Loop
c. WHILE-DO Loop
d. FOR Loop

Answer:c. WHILE-DO Loop

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6.What is the purpose of exception handling in a stored procedure?
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a. To create custom error messages
b. To ignore errors and continue execution
c. To gracefully handle errors and exceptions
d. To terminate the stored procedure immediately

Answer:c. To gracefully handle errors and exceptions

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7.What is a cursor in the context of stored procedures?
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a. A database index
b. A temporary table
c. A pointer to a result set
d. A security feature

Answer:c. A pointer to a result set

8.When is a cursor explicitly opened in a stored procedure?

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a. During the declaration phase
b. Before using the FETCH statement
c. After the execution of the stored procedure
 d. Only in the main body of the stored procedure

Answer:a. During the declaration phase

9.What is a key advantage of using stored procedures for data

manipulation?
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a. Faster execution
b. Reduced network traffic
c. Dynamic SQL generation
d. Limited access control

Answer:b. Reduced network traffic

10.How do stored procedures contribute to code modularity and

reusability?
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a. By allowing embedded comments
b. By encapsulating code logic
c. By supporting only simple data types
d. By using global variables

Answer:b. By encapsulating code logic

11. What is the role of a cursor in a stored procedure?

a. To declare variables
b. To store query results
c. To handle exceptions
d. To create conditional statements

Answer:b. To store query results

12. In the context of cursor operations, what does the "FETCH" statement
do?
 a. Closes the cursor
b. Retrieves the next row from the cursor
c. Declares a new cursor
d. Positions the cursor at the beginning

Answer:b. Retrieves the next row from the cursor

13. What is a key advantage of using stored procedures in a database

system?

a. Reduced security
b. Improved code modularity
c. Limited data manipulation capabilities
d. Dependency on external libraries

Answer:b. Improved code modularity

14. How do stored procedures contribute to improved database

performance?

a. By increasing network latency

b. By reducing the need for indexes
c. By minimizing repetitive SQL statements
d. By limiting the use of conditional statements

Answer:c. By minimizing repetitive SQL statements

15. In terms of data security, what advantage do stored procedures

offer?

a. Limited control over data access

b. Enhanced encryption of stored data
c. Reduced need for user authentication
d. Controlled access to database operations

Answer:d. Controlled access to database operations

Day – 33:
 1.What is the primary purpose of a User Defined Function (UDF) in a
database?
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a. Store and retrieve data
b. Define custom data types
c. Perform a specific operation and return a value
d. Manage user permissions

Answer:c. Perform a specific operation and return a value

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2. Which of the following statements is true regarding UDFs?
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a. UDFs can only return scalar values
b. UDFs can modify database tables
c. UDFs can be used in SELECT queries
d. UDFs are executed automatically when a record is inserted

Answer:c. UDFs can be used in SELECT queries

3. In the context of triggers, what does "Row Level" refer to?

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a. Trigger execution for each affected row
b. Trigger execution for the entire table
c. Trigger execution for specific columns
d. Trigger execution for selected rows

Answer:c. UDFs can be used in SELECT queries

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4. When does a Row Level trigger typically execute?
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a. Before the statement
b. After the statement
c. Before or after each row modification
d. Only during table creation

Answer:c. Before or after each row modification

5.What is a characteristic of Group Level triggers?

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a. Trigger execution for each individual row
b. Trigger execution for a set of related rows
c. Trigger execution for a specific time interval
d. Trigger execution for a specific column value

Answer:b. Trigger execution for a set of related rows

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6.In which situation might a Group Level trigger be more suitable than a
Row Level trigger?
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a. When the trigger needs to access individual rows
b. When the trigger needs to consider the overall result set
c. When the trigger needs to execute after each row modification
d. When the trigger needs to fire on every INSERT operation

Answer:b. When the trigger needs to consider the overall result set

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7.What is a key difference between triggers and stored procedures?
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a. Triggers can only execute after an event occurs
b. Stored procedures are automatically invoked
c. Triggers are executed explicitly by users
d. Stored procedures cannot contain SQL statements

Answer:b. Stored procedures are automatically invoked

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8.How do triggers differ from stored procedures in terms of invocation?
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a. Triggers are invoked by user commands
b. Triggers are implicitly invoked by events
c. Stored procedures can only be invoked by triggers
d. Stored procedures can only be invoked manually

Answer:b. Triggers are implicitly invoked by events

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9.What is an advantage of using triggers in a database?
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 a. Improved query performance
b. Simplified database schema
c. Automatic response to data changes
d. Limited control over data integrity

Answer:c. Automatic response to data changes

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10.In terms of maintenance, what is a potential disadvantage of triggers
compared to stored procedures?
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a. Triggers are easier to modify
b. Triggers can introduce complexity and be harder to manage
c. Stored procedures have limited scope
d. Triggers have better error handling capabilities

Answer:b. Triggers can introduce complexity and be harder to manage

11. Which of the following statements is true regarding the scope of

Triggers and Stored Procedures?

a. Triggers have broader scope than Stored Procedures

b. Stored Procedures have broader scope than Triggers
c. Triggers and Stored Procedures have the same scope
d. The scope depends on the database management system (DBMS)

Answer:d. The scope depends on the database management system

(DBMS)

12. What is the primary purpose of using Triggers in a database system?

a. To replace stored procedures

b. To enforce data integrity rules automatically
c. To perform ad-hoc queries
d. To define complex data types

Answer:b. To enforce data integrity rules automatically

13. In the context of Triggers, what is the significance of the "OLD" and
"NEW" values?

a. They represent previous and new versions of the database schema

b. They store the output of stored procedures called within the trigger
c. They provide access to the old and new values of the affected data
d. They are reserved keywords with no specific purpose

Answer:c. They provide access to the old and new values of the affected
data

14. What is the primary purpose of a User Defined Function (UDF) in a

database?

a. To perform administrative tasks

b. To define custom data types
c. To encapsulate reusable logic
d. To manage user permissions

Answer:c. To encapsulate reusable logic

15. In a UDF, which type of logic is typically encapsulated?

a. Data definition language (DDL)

b. Data manipulation language (DML)
c. Data query language (DQL)
d. Data control language (DCL)

Answer:b. Data manipulation language (DML)

 Day – 34:
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1.What is Power BI used for in the context of SQL databases?
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a. Database administration
b. Data visualization and reporting
c. Query optimization
d. SQL code execution

Answer:b. Data visualization and reporting

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2.How does Power BI connect to SQL databases for data retrieval?
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a. Via direct SQL code execution
b. Through ODBC or OLE DB connections
c. By exporting SQL scripts to Power BI
d. Only through CSV file imports

Answer:b. Through ODBC or OLE DB connections

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3.What is a subquery in SQL?
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a. A query that retrieves all columns from a table
b. A query embedded within another query
c. A query that joins multiple tables
d. A query that updates database records

Answer:b. A query embedded within another query

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4.Which of the following statements about subqueries is correct?
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a. Subqueries cannot contain WHERE clauses
b. Subqueries always return multiple rows
c. Subqueries can only be used in SELECT statements
d. Subqueries can be used in various parts of a SQL statement

Answer:d. Subqueries can be used in various parts of a SQL statement

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5.In a subquery, what does the term "correlated" refer to?
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a. The use of aggregate functions
b. The presence of a WHERE clause
c. The relationship between the outer and inner queries
d. The inclusion of ORDER BY statements

Answer:c. The relationship between the outer and inner queries

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6.Which keyword is used to compare a single value to the result of a
subquery in the WHERE clause?
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a. BETWEEN
b. EXISTS
c. IN
d. ALL

Answer:c. IN

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7.What is the purpose of the EXISTS operator in a subquery?
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a. To filter out NULL values
b. To check for the existence of rows in the subquery result
c. To perform arithmetic operations
d. To concatenate strings

Answer:b. To check for the existence of rows in the subquery result

8.In a subquery, what is the function of the HAVING clause?

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a. To filter rows before joining tables
b. To filter aggregated results after GROUP BY
c. To order the result set
d. To limit the number of rows returned

Answer:b. To filter aggregated results after GROUP BY

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 9.How can Power BI use SQL queries to retrieve data from a database?
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a. Power Query Editor
b. Power BI DAX formulas
c. Direct SQL script execution
d. All of the above

Answer:d. All of the above

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10.What is an advantage of using correlated subqueries over non-
correlated ones?
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a. Improved performance
b. Simplicity in syntax
c. Guaranteed single-row results
d. Compatibility with all database systems

Answer:a. Improved performance

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11. Which clause is commonly used to introduce a subquery in SQL?

a. FROM
b. WHERE
c. SELECT
d. JOIN

Answer:b. WHERE

12. What is the result of a subquery that returns multiple values in a

comparison operation?

a. Error
b. NULL
c. A list of values
d. The average of the values

Answer:a. Error
13. In a correlated subquery, what is the relationship between the inner
and outer queries?

a. Independent
b. Unrelated
c. Dependent
d. Exclusive

Answer:c. Dependent

14. What is the purpose of the EXISTS keyword in a subquery?

a. To create a new table

b. To check the existence of rows in the result set
c. To filter NULL values
d. To perform string manipulation

Answer:b. To check the existence of rows in the result set

15. Which type of subquery is used to compare a value to a list of values?

a. Scalar subquery
b. Correlated subquery
c. Row subquery
d. IN subquery

Answer:d. IN subquery
Day – 35:
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1.In a software application, what is typically found on the "Start Page"?
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a. User preferences
b. Recent projects and documents
c. Source code editor
d. System settings

Answer:b. Recent projects and documents

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2.What is the purpose of the "Show Me" feature in a software tool?
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a. Displaying a tutorial or help guide
b. Revealing hidden system files
c. Customizing the user interface
d. Initiating a screen recording session

Answer:a. Displaying a tutorial or help guide

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3.How does a user typically connect to Excel files in a data visualization
tool?
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a. Through a direct link to the Excel Online platform
b. By importing data from the Excel file
c. Using a built-in Excel formula
d. Accessing data through a web API

Answer:b. By importing data from the Excel file

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4.When connecting to text files, what is a common delimiter used to
separate values in a CSV file?
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a. Tab (\t)
b. Semicolon (;)
c. Pipe (|)
d. Comma (,)

Answer:d. Comma (,)

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5.What is a common step in connecting to Microsoft SQL Server from a
data visualization tool?
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a. Installing a third-party driver
b. Writing raw SQL queries
c. Creating a direct link via Bluetooth
d. Importing data through a CSV file

Answer:a. Installing a third-party driver

6.In software terminology, what does the term "licensing" refer to?
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a. The installation process
b. The permission to use the software
c. The size of the software package
d. The speed of data processing

Answer:b. The permission to use the software

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7.What is a consideration when choosing a licensing model for a
software application?
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a. The number of software developers
b. The speed of the internet connection
c. The level of user satisfaction
d. The cost and usage restrictions

Answer:d. The cost and usage restrictions

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8.During the installation of software, what is the purpose of a "custom
installation"?
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a. Choosing the software color scheme
b. Installing only selected features
c. Bypassing the license agreement
d. Disabling security features

Answer:b. Installing only selected features

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9.What is the typical role of an installation wizard in the software
installation process?
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a. Creating a user account
b. Managing software updates
c. Guiding users through the installation steps
d. Generating software documentation

Answer:c. Guiding users through the installation steps

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10.In the context of software installation, what is a "dependency"?
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a. A mandatory software update
b. A feature that requires user permission
c. A prerequisite software component
d. An optional add-on feature

Answer:c. A prerequisite software component

11. What information is typically required when connecting Power BI to a

Microsoft SQL Server database?

a. Database administrator's email address

b. Database name and table structure
c. User credentials and server details
d. Power BI license key

Answer:c. User credentials and server details

12. Which authentication methods can be used when connecting Power

BI to Microsoft SQL Server?

a. Windows Authentication and OAuth

b. OAuth and API Key
c. Username and Password
d. Windows Authentication and API Key

Answer::a. Windows Authentication and OAuth

13. What is the role of licensing in Power BI?
a. Managing server resources
b. Enforcing data integrity rules
c. Controlling access to Power BI features
d. Optimizing data storage

Answer:c. Controlling access to Power BI features

14. Which installation method is commonly used for installing Power BI

Desktop on an individual's computer?

a. Web-based installation
b. Command-line installation
c. Download and install from the Microsoft website
d. Installation via Microsoft Office

Answer:c. Download and install from the Microsoft website

15. What is a prerequisite for installing Power BI Gateway on a server for

enterprise-level data refresh?

a. Active internet connection

b. A dedicated GPU
c. Microsoft Excel installed
d. Power BI Premium subscription

Answer:c. Microsoft Excel installed

Day – 36:
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1.In Power BI, how do you connect to Microsoft Analysis Services (SSAS)?

a. Import data from a CSV file

b. Use the Get Data menu and select SSAS
c. Copy and paste data from Excel
d. Connect via an ODBC connection only

Answer:b. Use the Get Data menu and select SSAS

2. Which authentication method is commonly used when connecting to

SSAS from Power BI?

a. Anonymous authentication
b. Windows authentication
c. API key authentication
d. Token-based authentication

Answer:b. Windows authentication

3.What is a hierarchy in Power BI?

a. A type of visualization
b. A structure that organizes data into levels
c. A calculated measure
d. A data source connection

Answer:b. A structure that organizes data into levels

4.How do you remove a hierarchy from a field in Power BI?

a. Delete the field from the table

b. Use the Remove Hierarchy option in the Fields pane
c. Clear all filters on the visual
d. Uncheck the "Is Hierarchy" option in field settings

Answer:b. Use the Remove Hierarchy option in the Fields pane

 5.What is the purpose of using bins in Power BI?

a. To store calculated measures

b. To group numeric values into ranges or intervals
c. To create relationships between tables
d. To format text values
Answer:
b. To group numeric values into ranges or intervals

6.Which type of data is commonly used with bins in Power BI?

a. Date and time

b. Categorical data
c. Numeric data
d. Text data

Answer:c. Numeric data

7.What is a common method for joining tables in Power BI?

a. Using VLOOKUP functions

b. Creating calculated columns
c. Importing tables into a single Excel sheet
d. Defining relationships between tables

Answer:d. Defining relationships between tables

8.Which type of join includes all rows from both tables, filling in with
null values where there is no match?

a. Inner join
b. Left outer join
c. Right outer join
d. Full outer join

Answer:d. Full outer join

 9.When might you use data blending in Power BI?

a. When importing data from a single source

b. When working with a single table
c. When combining data from multiple sources
d. When creating a simple bar chart

Answer:c. When combining data from multiple sources

10.What is the purpose of the primary data source in data blending?

a. It defines the report layout

b. It provides the main dataset for analysis
c. It is optional in data blending
d. It controls the color scheme of the visuals

Answer:b. It provides the main dataset for analysis

11.What is the main advantage of using DirectQuery mode when

connecting to SSAS in Power BI?

a. Improved data import speed

b. Enhanced data compression
c. Real-time data analysis
d. Compatibility with all data sources

Answer:c. c. Real-time data analysis

12.In Power BI, what does the "Import" mode offer as a benefit over
"DirectQuery"?

a. Real-time data updates

b. Reduced data storage requirements
c. Support for large datasets
d. Better integration with SSAS
Answer:b. Reduced data storage requirements
13. How can you optimize performance when working with large
datasets in Power BI?

a. Reducing the number of visualizations

b. Enabling Power BI paginated reports
c. Increasing the data refresh frequency
d. Using row-level security

Answer:a. Reducing the number of visualizations

14.What is the purpose of the "Manage Relationships" option in Power

BI?

a. To create calculated measures

b. To define connections between tables
c. To remove hierarchies
d. To apply filters to visuals

Answer:b. To define connections between tables

15.What is the role of the "Data View" in Power BI?

a. To define custom calculations

b. To import data from external sources
c. To view and manipulate data tables
d. To create interactive visualizations

Answer:c. To view and manipulate data tables

Day – 37:

1. Which type of data is characterized by a predefined and fixed

schema?

a. Unstructured Data
b. Semi-Structured Data
c. Structured Data
d. Non-relational Data

Answer:c. Structured Data

2. What is an example of unstructured data?

a. Excel Spreadsheet
b. JSON Document
c. Image File
d. SQL Database

Answer:c. Image File

3. In semi-structured data, what is used to organize and structure

information?

a. Tables
b. Schemas
c. Tags or Markers
d. Rows and Columns

Answer:c. Tags or Markers

4. What does the term "Data Point" refer to in data visualization?

a. A single value in a dataset

b. A data analysis tool
c. A visualization axis
d. A chart title

Answer:a. A single value in a dataset

 5. In data visualization, what is the purpose of color mapping?

a. Adding aesthetics to the visualization

b. Assigning colors to specific data categories
c. Connecting data points with lines
d. Adjusting the chart's transparency

Answer:b. Assigning colors to specific data categories

6. What is the significance of the Y-axis in a bar chart?

a. It represents the categories

b. It shows the frequency of data points
c. It displays the independent variable
d. It denotes the dependent variable

Answer:b. It shows the frequency of data points

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7. Which visualization tool is commonly used for creating interactive
dashboards and reports?

a. Microsoft Excel
b. Tableau
c. Python Matplotlib
d. Adobe Photoshop

Answer:b. Tableau

8. What is a key feature of Power BI as a data visualization tool?

a. 3D Printing support
b. Integration with Adobe Creative Cloud
c. Real-time collaboration
d. Direct SQL query execution

Answer:c. Real-time collaboration

9. Which programming language is often used with Matplotlib for
creating data visualizations?

a. JavaScript
b. Python
c. Java
d. C#

Answer:b. Python

10. What is the purpose of a Heat Map in data visualization?

a. Displaying hierarchical relationships

b. Representing geographic data
c. Showing patterns in data using color intensity
d. Comparing individual data points

Answer:c. Showing patterns in data using color intensity

11. In a Pareto Chart, what does the cumulative percentage represent?

a. Total data points

b. Percentage of total occurrences
c. Percentage of total categories
d. Total chart width

Answer:b. Percentage of total occurrences

12. What is the primary function of a Treemap visualization?

a. Comparing individual data points

b. Displaying hierarchical relationships
c. Representing time-based data
d. Showing distribution patterns

Answer:b. Displaying hierarchical relationships

13. Which visualization technique is used for depicting the distribution
and relationships between two numerical variables?

a. Line Chart
b. Scatter Plot
c. Bar Chart
d. Pie Chart

Answer:b. Scatter Plot

14. What is the primary benefit of using a Box Plot in data visualization?

a. Showing the spread and skewness of data

b. Displaying data in a circular format
c. Highlighting trends over time
d. Comparing individual data points

Answer:a. Showing the spread and skewness of data

15. Which of the following is an open-source data visualization library

for JavaScript?

a. Tableau
b. Matplotlib
c. Power BI
d. QlikView

Answer:b. Matplotlib
 Day – 38:
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1. In data analysis and reporting, what is the purpose of a parameter?

a. To store calculated measures

b. To define report layouts
c. To create dynamic and interactive filters
d. To represent data in charts

Answer:c. To create dynamic and interactive filters

2. How does a parameter differ from a filter in reporting tools?

a. Parameters are static, while filters are dynamic

b. Parameters store numerical values only
c. Filters are used exclusively for visualizations
d. Parameters are applied after data aggregation

Answer:a. Parameters are static, while filters are dynamic

3. What is the primary function of grouping in a reporting tool?

a. To create calculated measures

b. To organize data into categories or clusters
c. To apply filters to visuals
d. To generate chart legends

Answer:b. To organize data into categories or clusters

4. In a reporting tool, what is an example of a grouped field?

a. Individual sales transactions

b. Product categories
c. Average sales per region
d. Total revenue

Answer:b. Product categories

5. What action can be performed using the "Edit Groups" feature in a
reporting tool?
a. Reordering data fields
b. Deleting report pages
c. Modifying group names and members
d. Adjusting chart colors

Answer:c. Modifying group names and members

6. What is the purpose of a set in a reporting tool?

a. To create hierarchical data structures

b. To define calculated fields
c. To subset data based on specific conditions
d. To apply conditional formatting

Answer:c. To subset data based on specific conditions

7. In a set, what defines the criteria for including data points?

a. The color attribute

b. The field's data type
c. The set's name
d. The set's condition or rule

Answer:d. The set's condition or rule

8. What is the benefit of using combined sets in a reporting tool?

a. To merge data from different tables

b. To create custom calculations
c. To perform complex aggregations
d. To combine multiple sets into a single set

Answer:d. To combine multiple sets into a single set

9. When combining sets, what is the logical relationship between them?

a. AND
b. OR
c. XOR
d. NOT

Answer:b. OR

10. What is the primary step in creating a report for the first time in a
reporting tool?

a. Defining calculated fields

b. Setting up data connections
c. Adding visualizations to the canvas
d. Importing external datasets

Answer:b. Setting up data connections

11. In the context of report creation, what does the term "canvas" refer
to?

a. A physical drawing board

b. The layout area for placing visual elements
c. A report template
d. The background color of a report

Answer:b. The layout area for placing visual elements

12. How do you add a data source to a report in a reporting tool?

a. Dragging and dropping a file

b. Clicking the "New Report" button
c. Writing SQL queries
d. Importing data from a URL

Answer:a. Dragging and dropping a file

 13. What is the role of calculated fields in a reporting tool?

a. Storing numerical data

b. Creating custom calculations based on existing data
c. Applying conditional formatting
d. Filtering data at the source

Answer:b. Creating custom calculations based on existing data

14. How can you control the sorting order of data in a grouped field in a
report?

a. Alphabetical order
b. Ascending or descending order
c. Random order
d. Chronological order

Answer:b. Ascending or descending order

15. In a reporting tool, what is the purpose of a summary field?

a. Displaying the total count of records

b. Calculating the average of a numerical field
c. Providing additional details in a tooltip
d. Creating dynamic parameters

Answer:b. Calculating the average of a numerical field

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 DAY-39:

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1. In data visualization, what do data labels typically represent?

a. Data source connections

b. Chart titles
c. Values associated with data points
d. Background colors

Answer:c. Values associated with data points

2. How can you customize data labels in a chart to display additional

information?

a. Enabling 3D effects
b. Adjusting font size and color
c. Adding a secondary axis
d. Hiding the legend

Answer:b. Adjusting font size and color

3. What is the primary purpose of creating folders in a reporting tool?

a. Storing physical documents
b. Organizing report elements for better navigation
c. Sorting data in ascending order
d. Configuring data connections

Answer:b. Organizing report elements for better navigation

4. In a report, how can you sort data in descending order based on a specific
field?
a. Right-click on the field and select "Sort Ascending"
b. Apply a filter to the field
c. Drag the field to the Rows shelf
d. Right-click on the field and select "Sort Descending"

Answer:d. Right-click on the field and select "Sort Descending"

 5. What does the term "Grand Total" represent in a report's data pane?

a. The sum of values across all rows and columns

b. The average value of a selected field
c. The total number of rows in the dataset
d. The highest value in a specific column

Answer:a. The sum of values across all rows and columns

6. How do you add subtotals to a specific column in a report's data pane?

a. Drag the column to the "Subtotal" shelf

b. Right-click on the column and select "Add Subtotal"
c. Apply a filter to the column
d. Use the "Calculate Subtotals" function

Answer:b. Right-click on the column and select "Add Subtotal"

7. In the context of reporting, what are "Measures"?

a. Descriptive attributes of data

b. Numeric values representing aggregated data
c. Filters applied to visualizations
d. Visualization styles

Answer:b. Numeric values representing aggregated data

8.What do Dimensions represent in a report's data structure?

a. Calculated values based on formulas
b. Numeric data points
c. Categorical attributes or groupings
d. Data source connections

Answer:c. Categorical attributes or groupings

9. What can you do in the Data Source window of a reporting tool?

a. Change the font style of data labels

b. Configure data connections and edit queries
c. Add new visualizations to the report canvas
d. Apply conditional formatting to fields

Answer:b. Configure data connections and edit queries

10. How can you remove a data source from a report in the Data Source
window?

a. Delete the associated visualizations

b. Right-click on the data source and select "Remove"
c. Close the report without saving changes
d. Use the "Clear All" function

Answer:b. Right-click on the data source and select "Remove"

11.What is the benefit of using calculated measures in a reporting tool?

a. Sorting data in ascending order

b. Adding custom calculations to the report
c. Grouping data by categories
d. Changing the background color of visuals

Answer:b. Adding custom calculations to the report

12. How can you aggregate data in a report using calculated measures?

a. Applying filters to the dataset

b. Using the "Add Totals" option
c. Creating custom formulas for aggregation
d. Sorting data in descending order

Answer:c. Creating custom formulas for aggregation

13. What is the role of dimensions when creating a hierarchy in a report?

 a. Sorting data alphabetically
b. Organizing data into levels of detail
c. Defining calculated measures
d. Adding custom formatting to visuals

Answer:b. Organizing data into levels of detail

14. What is the purpose of creating folders in the Measures pane of a

reporting tool?

a. To change the font style of measures

b. To organize measures into logical groups
c. To remove measures from the report canvas
d. To apply filters to measures

Answer:b. To organize measures into logical groups

15. In the Data Source window, what operation can you perform to
preview and modify the data before loading it into the report?

a. Dragging and dropping data sources

b. Right-clicking and selecting "Delete"
c. Using the "Edit Query" option
d. Adding calculated measures to the data source

Answer:c. Using the "Edit Query" option

Day – 40:
1. What does an Area Chart in Tableau represent?

a. Individual data points

b. Distribution of data over time
c. Categorical comparisons
d. Proportional relationships

Answer:b. Distribution of data over time

2. How can you enhance the readability of an Area Chart in Tableau?

a. Adding more color variations

b. Reducing the opacity of the fill
c. Removing axis labels
d. Increasing the thickness of the lines

Answer:b. Reducing the opacity of the fill

3. In a Bar Chart, what does the length of a bar represent?

a. Frequency of data points

b. Median value of a dataset
c. Categorical labels
d. Time intervals

Answer:a. Frequency of data points

4. What is a stacked bar chart used for in Tableau?

a. Comparing individual data points

b. Showing the cumulative total of different measures
c. Representing hierarchical data
d. Displaying trends over time

Answer:b. Showing the cumulative total of different measures

 5. What does a Box Plot visualize in Tableau?

a. Distribution of data and outliers

b. Time series data
c. Relationships between two variables
d. Hierarchical data structures

Answer:a. Distribution of data and outliers

6. In a Box Plot, what does the length of the box represent?

a. Interquartile range (IQR)

b. Median value
c. Standard deviation
d. Outliers

Answer:a. Interquartile range (IQR)

7. What does the size of a bubble represent in a Tableau Bubble Chart?

a. Categorical labels
b. Frequency of data points
c. A third numerical variable
d. Time intervals

Answer:c. A third numerical variable

8. When is a Bubble Chart most effective in Tableau?

a. Comparing individual data points

b. Displaying trends over time
c. Visualizing three variables simultaneously
d. Representing hierarchical data

Answer:c. Visualizing three variables simultaneously

9. What is the primary purpose of a Bump Chart in Tableau?

a. Comparing individual data points
b. Showing the distribution of data
c. Highlighting trends over time
d. Displaying the rank order of items
 Answer:d. Displaying the rank order of items

10. In a Bullet Graph, what does the shaded bar represent?

a. Target value
b. Actual value
c. Threshold value
d. Reference line

Answer:a. Target value

11. When is a Bullet Graph useful in Tableau?

a. Representing hierarchical data

b. Comparing individual data points
c. Visualizing progress towards a goal
d. Showing the distribution of data

Answer:c. Visualizing progress towards a goal

12. What type of data is best visualized using Circle Views in Tableau?
a. Time series data
b. Geographic data
c. Hierarchical data
d. Categorical comparisons

Answer:b. Geographic data

13. What is the advantage of using Dual Combination Charts in Tableau?

a. Simplifying the chart layout

b. Comparing multiple measures with different scales
c. Showing trends over time
d. Displaying a single measure in different chart types

Answer:b. Comparing multiple measures with different scales

14. In a Dual Lines Chart, what does each axis represent?

a. Two different measures
b. Time intervals
c. Categorical labels
 d. A measure and a dimension

Answer:a. Two different measures

15. What does a Funnel Chart represent in Tableau?

a. Distribution of data over time
b. Sales performance at different stages
c. Comparing individual data points
d. Relationships between two variables

Answer:b. Sales performance at different stages

DAY-41:

1. What type of data visualization is commonly represented by a

traditional funnel chart?

a. Time-series data
b. Sales conversion stages
c. Geographic data
d. Hierarchical data structures

Answer:b. Sales conversion stages

2. In a funnel chart, what does the width of each section typically

represent?

a. Quantity of data points

b. Percentage completion
c. Time duration
d. Geographic distribution

Answer:b. Percentage completion

3.What is the primary purpose of a Gantt chart in project management?

a. Representing hierarchical data

b. Tracking progress over time
c. Showing geographic relationships
d. Displaying sales trends

Answer:b. Tracking progress over time

4. In a Gantt chart, what do the horizontal bars represent?

a. Geographic regions
b. Time intervals
c. Sales revenue
d. Hierarchical levels

Answer:b. Time intervals

5. In a grouped bar or side-by-side bars chart, what does each group of bars
represent?
a. Individual data points
b. Cumulative data
c. Comparison between categories
d. Time-series trends

Answer:c. Comparison between categories

6. What type of data visualization is a heatmap commonly used for?

a. Time-series analysis
b. Hierarchical data representation
c. Highlighting spatial relationships
d. Displaying matrix data with color intensity

Answer:d. Displaying matrix data with color intensity

7. In a highlight table, what is the key feature that stands out?

a. Hierarchical structure
b. Geographic distribution
c. Cells with significant values
d. Time-series patterns

Answer:c. Cells with significant values

8. What type of data distribution is best represented by a histogram?

a. Linear data
b. Categorical data
c. Time-series data
d. Frequency distribution of numerical data

Answer:d. Frequency distribution of numerical data

9. In a histogram, what does the width of each bar represent?

a. Data value
b. Frequency of data values
c. Time duration
 d. Hierarchical level

Answer:b. Frequency of data values

10. How does a cumulative histogram differ from a standard histogram?

a. It displays frequencies in reverse order
b. It represents cumulative frequencies over intervals
c. It excludes certain data values
d. It uses a logarithmic scale

Answer:b. It represents cumulative frequencies over intervals

11. What is a common use case for a line chart?

a. Representing hierarchical relationships

b. Displaying sales conversion stages
c. Showing trends over time
d. Highlighting spatial distribution

Answer:c. Showing trends over time

12. In a line chart, what does each point on the line typically represent?

a. Cumulative data
b. Time intervals
c. Individual data points
d. Geographic regions

Answer:c. Individual data points

13. What visual elements make up a lollipop chart?

a. Horizontal bars
b. Dots and lines
c. Circular symbols
d. Geometric shapes

Answer:b. Dots and lines

14. What is the primary principle behind a Pareto chart?

a. Displaying time-series data

b. Highlighting spatial relationships
c. Prioritizing factors based on significance
d. Showing hierarchical levels

Answer: c. Prioritizing factors based on significance

15. In a Pareto chart, what is typically represented on the secondary axis?

a. Frequency of data points

b. Cumulative percentage of total
c. Time intervals
d. Hierarchical levels

Answer: b. Cumulative percentage of total

DAY-42:
 1. What does a Pie Chart in Tableau represent?

a. Time intervals
b. Categorical comparisons
c. Individual data points
d. Proportional relationships
Answer: b. Categorical comparisons
.

2. How does Tableau represent different categories in a Pie Chart?

a. Through bars
b. Through slices
c. Through points
d. Through lines
Answer: b. Through slices

3. What type of relationship does a Scatter Plot in Tableau visualize?

a. Hierarchical relationships
b. Causal relationships
c. Spatial distribution
d. Correlation between two variables
Answer: d. Correlation between two variables

4. In a Scatter Plot, what does the position of a point represent?

a. Categorical labels
b. Time intervals
c. Individual data points
d. Values of two variables
Answer: d. Values of two variables

5. What is the primary advantage of using a Stacked Bar Chart in Tableau?

a. Comparing individual data points
b. Showing trends over time
c. Representing hierarchical data
 d. Visualizing the composition of each category

Answer: d. Visualizing the composition of each category

6. In Tableau, how can you add descriptive labels to data points in a

visualization?
a. Using a separate legend
b. Through data tables
c. Utilizing text labels
d. Creating reference lines
Answer: c. Utilizing text labels

7. What does a Tree Map in Tableau display?

a. Time intervals
b. Categorical comparisons
c. Hierarchical data structures
d. Proportional relationships
Answer: c. Hierarchical data structures
8. What type of data visualization does a Word Cloud represent in Tableau?
a. Time series data
b. Geographic distribution
c. Frequency of words or terms
d. Relationships between two variables
Answer: c. Frequency of words or terms

9. In Tableau, what does a Waterfall Chart visually depict?

a. Time intervals
b. Cumulative totals and changes
c. Individual data points
d. Hierarchical relationships
Answer: b. Cumulative totals and changes
10. What is the primary purpose of a Multi-Vari Chart in Tableau?
a. Representing time series data
b. Comparing individual data points
c. Analyzing variations in multiple variables simultaneously
d. Visualizing proportional relationships
Answer: c. Analyzing variations in multiple variables simultaneously
11. In Tableau, how are time series charts useful?
 a. For representing hierarchical data
b. For comparing individual data points
c. For analyzing trends over time
d. For creating spatial distributions
Answer: c. For analyzing trends over time

12. What characterizes an "Advanced Chart" in Tableau?

a. It is designed for beginners

b. It includes complex statistical analyses
c. It lacks customization options
d. It focuses on basic chart types
Answer: b. It includes complex statistical analyses

13. Which of the following is an example of an advanced chart type in

Tableau?

a. Bar Chart
b. Line Chart
c. Box Plot
d. Pie Chart
Answer: c. Box Plot

14. What is the primary advantage of using advanced charts in Tableau?

a. Simplicity and ease of use

b. Limited customization options
c. Complex statistical insights
d. Basic visualization capabilities
Answer: c. Complex statistical insights

15. When might you choose to use an advanced chart in Tableau?

a. When creating simple bar charts

b. When visualizing basic trends
c. When conducting detailed statistical analyses
d. When working with basic data structures
Answer: c. When conducting detailed statistical analyses
 Day-43:

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1. What is the primary advantage of using Dual Axis Reports in Tableau?

a. Simplifying data connections

b. Combining data from different sources
c. Comparing data across two independent charts
d. Creating interactive dashboards

Answer: c. Comparing data across two independent charts

2. When creating Dual Axis Reports, what does synchronizing axes

ensure?

a. Equal axis scales

b. Dynamic chart colors
c. Consistent legends
d. Independent axes for each measure

Answer: a. Equal axis scales

3. In Tableau, what does the term "Blended Axis" refer to?

a. Merging two axes into one
b. Combining multiple charts into a single axis
c. Blending data from different sources on a shared axis
d. Adjusting the opacity of axis lines

Answer: c. Blending data from different sources on a shared axis

4. When might you choose to use an Individual Axis in Tableau?

a. To synchronize axes across multiple charts
b. To customize the scale for each measure in a chart
c. To remove axes from a visualization
d. To create a single-axis chart

Answer: b. To customize the scale for each measure in a chart

 5. What is the primary purpose of adding Reference Lines in Tableau?

a. Creating annotations in the visualization

b. Indicating specific data points on the chart
c. Adding horizontal or vertical lines to highlight values
d. Defining the range of colors in a chart
Answer: c. Adding horizontal or vertical lines to highlight values

6. How can you add dynamic reference lines based on a measure's

average in Tableau?

a. Through calculated fields

b. Using the "Sort" option
c. Via the "Analytics" pane
d. Adjusting the axis properties

Answer: c. Via the "Analytics" pane

7. In Tableau, what do Reference Bands provide in a chart?

a. A background color for the entire chart

b. Additional information about data points
c. Shaded regions to highlight specific ranges
d. A secondary axis for comparison

Answer: c. Shaded regions to highlight specific ranges

8. How can you adjust the color of a Reference Band in Tableau?

a. By changing the chart type

b. Through the "Color" shelf
c. Using the "Format" pane
d. Adjusting the legend properties

Answer: c. Using the "Format" pane

9. What is the purpose of Reference Distributions in Tableau?

a. To create scatter plots
b. To visualize the distribution of data points
c. To add background images to charts
 d. To define the order of data points in a chart

Answer: b. To visualize the distribution of data points

10. What is the primary purpose of using Basic Maps in Tableau?

a. To create geographic visualizations

b. To add aesthetic elements to a chart
c. To customize the appearance of axes
d. To generate statistical insights
Answer: a. To create geographic visualizations

11. How can you customize the map style in Basic Maps in Tableau?

a. Through calculated fields

b. Using the "Map Layers" pane
c. Via the "Sort" option
d. Adjusting the legend properties

Answer: b. Using the "Map Layers" pane

12. When would you use a Symbol Map in Tableau?

a. To represent hierarchical data structures

b. To create a bar chart with dual colors
c. To visualize data points on a map using symbols
d. To blend data from multiple sources

Answer: c. To visualize data points on a map using symbols

13. How can you integrate Google Maps into Tableau visualizations?

a. By embedding an HTML code snippet

b. Through calculated fields
c. Using the "Map Layers" pane
d. By importing Google Earth data directly

Answer: a. By embedding an HTML code snippet

14. What is the primary advantage of using Mapbox Maps in Tableau?
a. Access to a wide variety of geographic data
b. Integration with Google Maps API
c. Customization options for map appearance
d. Automatic synchronization of data across maps

Answer: c. Customization options for map appearance

15. What does WMS Server Map - Background Map represent in Tableau?
a. A tool for blending different map layers
b. A method for embedding external images
c. A background map service for spatial visualizations
d. A feature for exporting maps to other platforms

Answer: c. A background map service for spatial visualizations

 Day-44:
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1. What is the purpose of a calculated field in Tableau?
.
 a. To filter data points
 b. To create hierarchical structures
 c. To perform custom calculations on existing data
 d. To define map layers
 Answer: c. To perform custom calculations on existing data
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2. Which of the following functions can be used in a calculated field for
text manipulation?
.
 a. AVG()
 b. IF()
 c. UPPER()
 d. SUM()
 Answer: c. UPPER()

3. How can you calculate the rank of data points in Tableau?

 a. Using the RANK() function
 b. Applying the SORT() function
 c. Dragging and dropping fields
 d. Creating a hierarchy
 Answer: a. Using the RANK() function

4. What does a Running Total in Tableau represent?

 a. The total sum of a measure
 b. Cumulative values over a specified dimension
 c. The average of a measure
 d. Aggregated values based on a filter
 Answer: b. Cumulative values over a specified dimension

. 5. What is the primary purpose of applying filters in Tableau?

  a. To sort data points
 b. To limit the display of data based on specific conditions
 c. To create calculated fields
 d. To customize color palettes

Answer: b. To limit the display of data based on specific conditions

6. How can Quick Filters enhance the user's interaction with Tableau
visualizations?
 a. By providing a quick summary of data
 b. By enabling dynamic sorting options
 c. By allowing users to easily toggle data visibility
 d. By automatically creating calculated fields

Answer: c. By allowing users to easily toggle data visibility

7. When applying filters on dimensions, what options are available to

filter data points?
 a. Range of values
 b. List of selected values
 c. Relative date filters
 d. All of the above

Answer: d. All of the above

8. In Tableau, how can you create conditional filters based on a
calculated condition?
 a. Using the "Filter" pane
 b. Via the "Sort" option
 c. Through the "Show Filter" option
 d. Using the "Create Set" feature

Answer: a. Using the "Filter" pane

9. What does a Top N filter do in Tableau?

 a. Displays the top N records based on a measure
 b. Filters out the bottom N records
  c. Sorts data points in descending order
 d. Aggregates data based on a hierarchy

Answer: a. Displays the top N records based on a measure

10. When applying filters on measures, what options are available in

Tableau?
 a. Range of values
 b. Relative date filters
 c. Bins
 d. All of the above

Answer: d. All of the above

11. How does a Context Filter differ from other filters in Tableau?
 a. It can only filter data on dimensions
 b. It is applied to a specified set of worksheets
 c. It filters data before other filters are applied
 d. It does not affect data aggregation

Answer: c. It filters data before other filters are applied

12. In Tableau, what is the purpose of slicing filters in dashboards?

 a. To filter data points based on a specific condition
 b. To create a three-dimensional view of data
 c. To filter data points on a particular dimension
 d. To create calculated fields

Answer: c. To filter data points on a particular dimension

13. What does a Data Source Filter do in Tableau?

 a. Filters data points in a specific worksheet
 b. Filters data before it is loaded into Tableau
 c. Filters data based on calculated conditions
 d. Filters out null values from the data source

Answer: b. Filters data before it is loaded into Tableau

 14. How can Extract Filters impact the performance of Tableau
workbooks?
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 a. By slowing down data extraction processes
 b. By limiting the size of data extracts
 c. By accelerating data loading times
 d. By increasing the file size of Tableau workbooks

Answer: b. By limiting the size of data extracts

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15. What is the purpose of using Extract Filters in Tableau?
.
 a. To exclude specific fields from data extracts
 b. To include only relevant data in data extracts
 c. To create a backup of Tableau workbooks
 d. To apply filters after data extraction

Answer: b. To include only relevant data in data extracts

 DAY-45:
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1. What is the primary purpose of creating a dashboard in Tableau?

a. To import external data sources

b. To perform complex calculations
c. To visualize and combine multiple sheets into a single layout
d. To define hierarchies in the data

Answer: c. To visualize and combine multiple sheets into a single layout

2. How can you customize the layout and size of a dashboard in Tableau?
3.
a. By adjusting the axis properties
b. Using the "Show Filter" option
c. Through the "Size" and "Layout" options in the dashboard pane
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: c. Through the "Size" and "Layout" options in the dashboard

pane

3. What is the purpose of creating a device preview for a dashboard in

Tableau?

a. To filter data points

b. To optimize the dashboard layout for different devices
c. To create calculated fields
d. To define geographic hierarchies

Answer: b. To optimize the dashboard layout for different devices

4. How can you add filters to a dashboard in Tableau?

a. By using the "Filter" pane on each worksheet

b. Through the "Format" pane
c. By dragging and dropping fields onto the dashboard
d. All of the above
 Answer: c. By dragging and dropping fields onto the dashboard

5. What are dashboard objects in Tableau?

a. Animated elements in a dashboard

b. Visualizations on a dashboard
c. Objects used for data extraction
d. Background images of a dashboard

Answer: b. Visualizations on a dashboard

6. How can you resize and move dashboard objects in Tableau?

a. By using the "Format" pane

b. Through calculated fields
c. By dragging the object's borders and adjusting its position
d. By creating a device preview

Answer: c. By dragging the object's borders and adjusting its

position

7. What is the purpose of creating a story in Tableau?

a. To filter data points

b. To display a sequence of sheets or dashboards that work together
c. To create calculated fields
d. To define geographic hierarchies

Answer: b. To display a sequence of sheets or dashboards that

work together
8. How can you add sheets or dashboards to a story in Tableau?

a. By using the "Filter" pane

b. Through the "Size" option
c. By dragging and dropping sheets or dashboards into the story
d. By creating a device preview

Answer: c. By dragging and dropping sheets or dashboards into

the story

9. Which option allows you to create a container for dashboard objects in

Tableau?

a. "Show Filter" option

b. "Format" pane
c. "Size" option
d. Dashboard container object

Answer: d. Dashboard container object

10. What is the purpose of creating a floating dashboard object in

Tableau?

a. To fix the object in a specific position on the dashboard

b. To make the object movable by end-users
c. To create a device preview
d. To define geographic hierarchies

Answer: b. To make the object movable by end-users

11. How can you add an image to a Tableau dashboard?

a. By using the "Filter" pane

b. Through calculated fields
c. By dragging and dropping an image file onto the dashboard
d. By creating a device preview
Answer: c. By dragging and dropping an image file onto the dashboard

12 What does the "Show Title" option in Tableau dashboards allow you
to do?

a. Hide the title of the dashboard

b. Customize the title font and color
c. Display the title at the top of the dashboard
d. Create a dynamic title based on user input

Answer: c. Display the title at the top of the dashboard

13. How can you add interactivity to a dashboard in Tableau?

a. By using the "Format" pane

b. Through calculated fields
c. By adding actions like filter actions or highlight actions
d. By creating a device preview

Answer: c. By adding actions like filter actions or highlight actions

14. What is the purpose of creating a tooltip in Tableau dashboards?

a. To display additional details about a data point

b. To filter data points
c. To define geographic hierarchies
d. To create a dynamic title based on user input

Answer: a. To display additional details about a data point

15. How can you control the font style and size of text in a Tableau
dashboard?

a. By using the "Filter" pane

b. Through calculated fields
c. By adjusting the font settings in the "Format" pane
d. By creating a device preview

Answer: c. By adjusting the font settings in the "Format" pane

 Day-46:
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1. What is Tableau Online?

a. An offline version of Tableau Desktop

b. A cloud-based platform for sharing, collaborating, and publishing
Tableau content
c. A server for hosting Tableau workbooks locally
d. A mobile application for Tableau visualization

Answer: b. A cloud-based platform for sharing, collaborating, and

publishing Tableau content

2. What is the primary advantage of using Tableau Online for

collaboration?

a. Local storage of Tableau workbooks

b. Real-time data analysis
c. Centralized sharing and access to Tableau content
d. Integration with Microsoft Excel

Answer: c. Centralized sharing and access to Tableau content

3. In Tableau Server, what is a project used for?

a. Managing user accounts

b. b. Grouping related Tableau content together
c. Creating calculated fields
d. Extracting data from external sources

Answer: b. Grouping related Tableau content together

4. What is the purpose of Tableau Server's security settings?

a. Data extraction
b. Controlling user access to Tableau content
c. Creating calculated fields
d. Embedding external images in Tableau workbooks

Answer: b. Controlling user access to Tableau content

5. How can you publish a Tableau workbook to Tableau Server?

a. By exporting it to a local drive

b. Through Tableau Public
c. Using the "Publish" option in Tableau Desktop
d. By creating a PDF version

Answer: c. Using the "Publish" option in Tableau Desktop

6. What happens when you publish a Tableau workbook to Tableau

Server?

a. The workbook becomes read-only

b. The workbook is automatically saved to Tableau Public
c. The workbook is uploaded to Tableau Server and becomes shareable
with others
d. The workbook is deleted from your local drive

Answer: c. The workbook is uploaded to Tableau Server and

becomes shareable with others

7. How does scheduling work in Tableau Server?

a. It defines the order of sheets in a workbook

b. It automatically refreshes data and updates workbooks at specified
intervals
c. It controls the font style and size in Tableau dashboards
d. It provides real-time collaboration features

Answer: b. It automatically refreshes data and updates workbooks

at specified intervals

8. What is the purpose of subscriptions in Tableau Server?

 a. To order Tableau workbooks
b. To automatically refresh data connection
c. To notify users when a workbook is updated or changed
d. To filter data points in a workbook

Answer: c. To notify users when a workbook is updated or changed

9. How can users subscribe to Tableau content on Tableau Server?

a. By creating calculated fields

b. By adjusting the font style and size
c. By using the "Subscribe" option on the workbook or dashboard
d. By embedding external images in Tableau workbooks

Answer: c. By using the "Subscribe" option on the workbook or

dashboard

10. What is the purpose of the "Tableau Server Client (TSC)" in Tableau
Server?

a. To create calculated fields

b. To manage Tableau Server programmatically
c. To adjust font settings in Tableau dashboards
d. To create a PDF version of Tableau workbooks

Answer: b. To manage Tableau Server programmatically

11. How does Tableau Server handle data source connections for
published workbooks?

a. Data sources are automatically disconnected

b. Data sources are embedded in the workbook
c. Data sources must be manually reconnected after publishing
d. Data source connections are not supported in Tableau Server

Answer: b. Data sources are embedded in the workbook

12. What role does the Tableau Server administrator play in managing
Tableau content?

a. Creating calculated fields

b. Controlling user access and permissions
c. Adjusting font settings in Tableau dashboards
d. Embedding external images in Tableau workbooks

Answer: b. Controlling user access and permissions

13. How can you determine who has access to a specific Tableau
workbook on Tableau Server?

a. By creating a calculated field

b. By checking the "Recent Activity" log
c. Through the "Subscribe" option
d. By adjusting font settings in Tableau dashboards

Answer: b. By checking the "Recent Activity" log

14. What is the purpose of the Tableau Server Repository (tsm)

command?

a. To create calculated fields

b. To manage Tableau Server settings
c. To adjust font settings in Tableau dashboards
d. To subscribe to Tableau workbooks

Answer: b. To manage Tableau Server settings

15. How does Tableau Server support version control for Tableau
workbooks?

a. By automatically creating backup copies

b. By embedding version information in the workbook
c. Through integration with external version control systems
d. Version control is not supported in Tableau Server

Answer: c. Through integration with external version control

systems
 Day-47
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1. What is the primary purpose of Power BI?

a. Social media networking

b. Data visualization and business intelligence
c. Video editing
d. Project management

Answer: b. Data visualization and business intelligence

2. What does Power BI Desktop allow you to do?

a. Edit videos
b. Create and analyze data visualizations on your desktop
c. Connect to social media platforms
d. Manage project workflows

Answer: b. Create and analyze data visualizations on your desktop

3. What is a Power BI Report?

a. A printed document
b. A collection of visualizations, datasets, and reports
c. An email attachment
d. A video file

Answer: b. A collection of visualizations, datasets, and reports

4. What is a Power BI Dataset?

a. A collection of Excel files

b. A single data source imported into Power BI
c. A folder containing images
d. A social media post

Answer: b. A single data source imported into Power BI

5. How can you install Power BI Desktop?

 a. It comes pre-installed on all Windows computers
b. By purchasing it from the Microsoft Store
c. By downloading and installing it from the official Power BI website
d. Only available through a subscription service

Answer: c. By downloading and installing it from the official Power

BI website

6. What is the primary advantage of installing Power BI Gateway?

a. It enables offline data analysis

b. It provides additional security features
c. It allows you to refresh on-premises data sources
d. It enhances visualization capabilities

Answer: c. It allows you to refresh on-premises data sources

7. Which Saas Solution can be connected to Microsoft Power BI?

a. Social media platforms

b. Power BI Gateway
c. Salesforce, Dynamics 365, or Google Analytics
d. Microsoft Word

Answer: c. Salesforce, Dynamics 365, or Google Analytics

8. What is required to connect to Excel data that can be refreshed in

Power BI?

a. Excel data must be manually copied and pasted

b. Power BI Gateway is needed
c. Only static data can be connected
d. Excel data cannot be refreshed in Power BI

Answer: b. Power BI Gateway is needed

9. How can you connect to a local CSV file in Power BI?

 a. By importing the CSV data directly into Power BI
b. Only online CSV files are supported
c. CSV files cannot be connected in Power BI
d. By using an external data connector plugin

Answer: a. By importing the CSV data directly into Power BI

10. What happens when you upload a local CSV file to Power BI Service?

a. The CSV file is converted to a video file

b. The CSV data is directly analyzed in Power BI Desktop
c. The CSV file is stored in the cloud, and a dataset is created
d. The CSV file is deleted from your local machine

Answer: c. The CSV file is stored in the cloud, and a dataset is

created

11. Can you schedule automatic refreshes for datasets in Power BI

Service?

a. No, automatic refreshes are not supported

b. Yes, only with a Power BI Pro license
c. Yes, with Power BI Gateway
d. Yes, but only for Excel files

Answer: c. Yes, with Power BI Gateway

12.What is the role of Power BI Pro in a business setting?

a. It is only for personal use

b. It allows sharing and collaboration with other Power BI users
c. It is required for installing Power BI Desktop
d. It provides advanced video editing features

Answer: b. It allows sharing and collaboration with other Power BI

users

13. How does Power BI handle data security during the upload process?
 a. Data is always public and accessible to anyone
b. Power BI encrypts data during transmission and storage
c. Data security is not considered in Power BI
d. Data can only be uploaded from local networks

Answer: b. Power BI encrypts data during transmission and storage

14. What is the purpose of the Power BI Service in the context of data
analysis?

a. To edit videos
b. To create calculated fields
c. To share and collaborate on Power BI content in the cloud
d. To manage local CSV files

Answer: c. To share and collaborate on Power BI content in the

cloud

15. Can you access Power BI Service from a web browser?

a. No, it is a desktop-only application

b. Yes, it is a cloud-based service accessible from a web browser
c. Yes, but only with a Power BI Pro license
d. Yes, but only through the Microsoft Store

Answer: b. Yes, it is a cloud-based service accessible from a web

browser

Day-48:
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1. In Power BI, what is the purpose of connecting to a sample dataset?

a. To create a backup of the dataset

b. To practice building reports with pre-existing data
c. To import personal data from external sources
d. To export data to Excel

Answer: b. To practice building reports with pre-existing data

2. Which of the following is a common sample dataset available in Power

BI?

a. AdventureWorks
b. My Documents
c. Social Media Data
d. Personal Photos

Answer: a. AdventureWorks

3. What is the primary purpose of the Power BI Desktop application?

a. To browse the internet

b. To edit videos
c. To create and design interactive reports and visualizations
d. To manage emails

Answer: c. To create and design interactive reports and

visualizations

4. Which feature in Power BI allows you to arrange and organize visual

elements on a report canvas?

a. Format Painter
b. Layout Manager
c. Canvas Designer
d. Report View

Answer: d. Report View

5. What is a visualization in Power BI?

 a. A stored database query
b. A way to print reports
c. A graphical representation of data
d. A file format for data storage

Answer: c. A graphical representation of data

6. How can you add a new visualization to a report in Power BI Desktop?

a. By sending an email
b. By copying and pasting from Excel
c. By dragging and dropping from the Visualizations pane
d. By creating a PDF file

Answer: c. By dragging and dropping from the Visualizations pane

7. What is the purpose of the Fields pane in Power BI Desktop?

a. To write custom SQL querie

b. To manage user permissions
c. To define calculated fields
d. To drag and drop data fields onto the report canvas

Answer: d. To drag and drop data fields onto the report canvas

8. Which visualization type is suitable for displaying trends over time in

Power BI?

a. Pie Chart
b. Stacked Bar Chart
c. Line Chart
d. Scatter Plot

Answer: c. Line Chart

9. What is the Power BI portal used for?

 a. Editing videos
b. Sharing and collaborating on Power BI content in the cloud
c. Creating calculated fields
d. Connecting to local CSV files

Answer: b. Sharing and collaborating on Power BI content in the

cloud

10. Which role is responsible for managing user access and permissions
in the Power BI portal?

a. Report Developer
b. Power BI User
c. Power BI Admin
d. Data Analyst

Answer: c. Power BI Admin

11. What is a Power BI Workspace?

a. A physical office space for working on Power BI

b. A cloud-based collaboration area for organizing and sharing content
c. A data storage location on a local machine
d. A video editing workspace

Answer: b. A cloud-based collaboration area for organizing and

sharing content

12. How can you share a Power BI report with others in the Power BI
portal?

a. By exporting it as a video file

b. By creating a PDF version and sending it via email
c. By publishing it to the Power BI service and granting access
d. By printing a hard copy

Answer: c. By publishing it to the Power BI service and granting

access

13. What does the "Q&A" feature in Power BI allow users to do?
 a. Edit videos
b. Ask natural language questions about their data
c. Create calculated fields
d. Connect to local CSV files

Answer: b. Ask natural language questions about their data

14. What is the purpose of the Power BI Mobile app?

a. To edit videos on mobile devices

b. To share videos on social media
c. To view and interact with Power BI reports and dashboards on
mobile devices
d. To connect to local data sources

Answer: c. To view and interact with Power BI reports and

dashboards on mobile devices

15. How can you refresh data in a Power BI report published to the
Power BI service?

a. By editing the report in Power BI Desktop

b. By sending a notification to users
c. By manually re-importing data
d. By configuring scheduled refresh settings

Answer: d. By configuring scheduled refresh settings

Day-49:
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1. What is the purpose of visualizations in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To organize folders
d. To manage user permissions

Answer: b. To create and communicate insights from data

.
2. What is a key component of a visualization in Power BI?

a. Email addresses
b. Fields from the dataset
c. Video files
d. Font styles

Answer: b. Fields from the dataset

.
3. In Power BI, what is the purpose of the Visualizations pane?
.

a. To create calculated fields

b. To adjust font settings
c. To manage user permissions
d. To drag and drop visualizations onto the report canvas

Answer: d. To drag and drop visualizations onto the report

canvas
.
4. Which visualization type is suitable for comparing the parts of
a whole in Power BI?

a. Line Chart
b. Scatter Plot
c. Pie Chart
d. Stacked Bar Chart

Answer: c. Pie Chart

.
5. How can you add data labels to a visualization in Power BI?
 a. By sending an email
b. By adjusting font settings
c. By using the "Data Labels" option in the Visualizations pane
d. By creating a PDF file

Answer: c. By using the "Data Labels" option in the

Visualizations pane
.
6. What is the first step in creating a new report in Power BI
Desktop?

a. Importing data
b. Adjusting font styles
c. Sending an email
d. Creating calculated fields

Answer: a. Importing data

.
7. What is the purpose of the Fields pane when creating a new
report in Power BI Desktop?

a. To create calculated fields

b. To adjust font settings
c. To drag and drop data fields onto the report canvas
d. To organize folders

Answer: c. To drag and drop data fields onto the report

canvas
.
8. How can you duplicate a visualization in Power BI Desktop?

a. By exporting it as a video file

b. By copying and pasting
c. By sending an email
d. By adjusting font styles
Answer: b. By copying and pasting
.
9. What is the purpose of the "Format" options for a
visualization in Power BI?
 a. To create calculated fields
b. To send notifications
c. To adjust the appearance and style of the visualization
d. To manage user permissions

Answer: c. To adjust the appearance and style of the

visualization
.
10. How can you rearrange the order of visualizations on the
report canvas in Power BI Desktop?

a. By creating calculated fields

b. By adjusting font styles
c. By dragging and dropping visualizations to the desired
position
d. By sending an email

Answer: c. By dragging and dropping visualizations to the

desired position
.
11. What formatting options are available for text in a
visualization title in Power BI?

a. Only bold and italic

b. Font style, color, size, and alignment
c. Text cannot be formatted
d. Underlining only

Answer: b. Font style, color, size, and alignment

.
12. How can you change the color scheme of a visualization in
Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By sending an email
c. By using the "Color" options in the "Format" pane
d. By exporting it as a video file
 Answer: c. By using the "Color" options in the "Format"
pane

13. What is the purpose of the "Title" option in the "Format"

pane for a visualization in Power BI?

a. To create calculated fields

b. To adjust font styles
c. To add a title to the visualization
d. To manage user permissions

Answer: c. To add a title to the visualization

.
14. How can you control the axis properties (e.g., title, scale) of a
visualization in Power BI?

a. By sending an email
b. By adjusting font styles
c. By using the "Axis" options in the "Format" pane
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: c. By using the "Axis" options in the "Format"

pane
.
15. What is the purpose of the "Legend" option in the "Format"
pane for a visualization in Power BI?

a. To create calculated fields

b. To adjust font styles
c. To control the display of the legend for the visualization
d. To manage user permissions

Answer: c. To control the display of the legend for the

visualization

Day-50:
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1. Which visualization type is suitable for comparing individual data
points in Power BI?
 a. Pie Chart
b. Line Chart
c. Gauge Chart
d. Scatter Plot

Answer: b. Line Chart

.
2. In Power BI, how can you add a trendline to a chart visualization?

a. Adjusting font styles

b. Using the "Trendline" option in the Format pane
c. Sending an email
d. Creating calculated fields

Answer: b. Using the "Trendline" option in the Format pane

3. What is the purpose of using text boxes in Power BI?

a. To create calculated fields

b. To adjust font settings
c. To add explanatory text or labels to a report
d. To manage user permissions

Answer: c. To add explanatory text or labels to a report

.
4. Which map visualization in Power BI is suitable for displaying
geographical data with regions filled with colors based on values?

a. Symbol Map
b. Filled Map
c. ArcGIS Map
d. Flow Map

Answer: b. Filled Map

5. How can you customize the appearance of map visuals in Power BI?

a. By sending an email
b. By adjusting font styles
c. By using the "Map Options" in the Format pane
 d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: c. By using the "Map Options" in the Format pane

.
6. What is the primary purpose of gauge visualizations in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To display progress or performance against a target
d. To manage user permissions

Answer: c. To display progress or performance against a target

.
7.How can you set a target value for a gauge visualization in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Target Value" option in the Format pane
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Target Value" option in the Format pane

8. In Power BI, what is the file format used to save a report with its data?

a. PDF
b. PBIX
c. XLSX
d. DOCX

Answer: b. PBIX

9. What is the purpose of a slicer in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To adjust font settings
c. To filter data in multiple visuals simultaneously
d. To create calculated fields

Answer: c. To filter data in multiple visuals simultaneously

.
 10. How can you sort data in a visualization in Power BI?

a. By sending an email
b. By adjusting font styles
c. By using the "Sort Ascending" and "Sort Descending" options in the
toolbar
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: c. By using the "Sort Ascending" and "Sort Descending"

options in the toolbar
.
11. Which visualization type supports sorting data points based on
values in Power BI?

a. Line Chart
b. Pie Chart
c. Table
d. Scatter Plot

Answer: c. Table

12. How can you duplicate a visualization on the report canvas in Power BI?

a. By exporting it as a video file

b. By copying and pasting
c. By sending an email
d. By adjusting font styles

Answer: b. By copying and pasting

.
13. Where can you find custom visuals to download and use in Power BI?

a. In the Power BI Mobile app

b. On the Power BI community forums
c. By adjusting font styles
d. By sending an email

Answer: b. On the Power BI community forums

.
14. What is the purpose of using custom visuals in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
 b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To organize folders
d. To enhance and extend visualization options

Answer: d. To enhance and extend visualization options

.
15. How can you add a custom visual to your Power BI report?

a. By sending an email
b. By adjusting font styles
c. By importing it from Excel
d. By downloading and importing it from the Power BI marketplace

Answer: d. By downloading and importing it from the Power BI

marketplace

Day-51:
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1. What is the purpose of modifying a report in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To rename report pages
 d. To organize folders

Answer: b. To create and communicate insights from data

.
2. How can you print a report page in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Print" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Print" option in the toolbar

.
3. What is the purpose of renaming report pages in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create calculated fields
c. To organize and clarify the structure of the report
d. To manage user permissions

Answer: c. To organize and clarify the structure of the report

.
4. How can you delete a report page in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Delete" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Delete" option in the toolbar

5. What is the purpose of adding filters to a page or report in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To adjust font settings
c. To filter data based on specific criteria
d. To organize folders

Answer: c. To filter data based on specific criteria

.
6. How can you add a filter to a visual in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Filter" options in the Format pane
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Filter" options in the Format pane

7. What does setting visualization interactions in Power BI allow you to

control?
a. Font styles
b. How visuals on a page interact with each other
c. Sending emails
d. Calculated fields

Answer: b. How visuals on a page interact with each other

8. What is the benefit of printing a report page in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To adjust font settings
d. To share a physical copy of the report

Answer: d. To share a physical copy of the report

9. How can you send a Power BI report to PowerPoint?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Export" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Export" option in the toolbar

.
10. What is a dashboard in Power BI?

a. A folder to organize reports

 b. A visual representation of data insights
c. A type of calculated field
d. An email attachment

Answer: b. A visual representation of data insights

.
11. How can you create a new dashboard in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Create Dashboard" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Create Dashboard" option in the toolbar

.
12. What is the purpose of managing dashboards in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To organize and control access to dashboards
d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To organize and control access to dashboards

.
13. How can you add visuals to a dashboard in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Add Tile" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Add Tile" option in the toolbar

14. What does it mean to "pin" a report tile to a dashboard in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To add a visual from a report to a dashboard
d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To add a visual from a report to a dashboard

.
15. How can you rearrange the order of tiles on a dashboard in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Rearrange Tiles" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Rearrange Tiles" option in the toolbar

Day-52:
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1. What does it mean to "pin" a live report page to a dashboard in Power
BI?

a. To create a static image of the report page

b. To create a duplicate report page
 c. To add a link to another report page
d. To add a dynamic link to a report page on a dashboard

Answer: d. To add a dynamic link to a report page on a dashboard

.
2. How can you pin a tile from another dashboard to the current
dashboard in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Pin Tile" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Pin Tile" option in the toolbar

.
3. What type of elements can you pin to a Power BI dashboard from
Excel?

a. Only images
b. Only tables
c. Tables, charts, and ranges
d. Only text

Answer: c. Tables, charts, and ranges

.
4. How can you manage pinned elements on a Power BI dashboard?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Manage Pinned Elements" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Manage Pinned Elements" option in the

toolbar
5. How can you add a tile to a Power BI dashboard?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Add Tile" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Add Tile" option in the toolbar

.
6. What is the purpose of building a dashboard with Quick Insights in
Power BI?

a. To create static dashboards

b. To add dynamic content to dashboards
c. To automatically generate insights and visuals for your data
d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To automatically generate insights and visuals for your

data

7. What does it mean to set a dashboard as "featured" in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To make it the default landing page for users
d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To make it the default landing page for users

8. How can you ask questions about your data in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Ask a Question" feature in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Ask a Question" feature in the toolbar

.
9. What is the purpose of Power BI Q&A?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To automatically generate questions based on your data
d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To automatically generate questions based on your data

.
10. How can you tweak your dataset for better results in Power BI Q&A?

a. By adjusting font styles

 b. By using the "Tweak Dataset" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Tweak Dataset" option in the toolbar

11.What is the role of Cortana in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To provide natural language interaction with data using voice
commands
d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To provide natural language interaction with data using

voice commands
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12. What happens when you pin an Excel element to a Power BI
dashboard?

a. It creates a static snapshot of the element

b. It establishes a live connection to the Excel file
c. It converts the Excel element to an image
d. It sends an email with the Excel element attached

Answer: b. It establishes a live connection to the Excel file

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13. How can you rearrange the order of tiles on a Power BI dashboard?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Rearrange Tiles" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Rearrange Tiles" option in the toolbar

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15. What is the purpose of enabling Cortana for Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To integrate Power BI with Microsoft's virtual assistant for natural
language queries
 d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To integrate Power BI with Microsoft's virtual assistant

for natural language queries

Day-53:

1. What is a consideration when publishing a report to the web in

Power BI?
a. Only internal users can access the published report
b. External users need a Power BI license to view the report
c. Adjusting font styles is mandatory
 d. Reports published to the web cannot be deleted

Answer: b. External users need a Power BI license to view

the report

2. How can you edit a published report in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Edit Report" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Edit Report" option in the toolbar

3. What happens when you share a dashboard with a

collaborator in Power BI?
.

a. The collaborator can only view the dashboard

b. The collaborator gains ownership of the dashboard
c. Adjusting font styles for the dashboard is restricted
d. Sharing dashboards is not possible

Answer: a. The collaborator can only view the dashboard

4. In Power BI, what role does an "external user" have when a

dashboard is shared with them?

a. Full editing capabilities

b. Limited to view-only access
c. Adjusting font styles for the dashboard
d. Ability to delete the shared dashboard

Answer: b. Limited to view-only access

5. What is the primary advantage of creating an app workspace in

Power BI?
 a. To edit videos
b. To organize and share related content with specific users or
groups
c. To adjust font settings for all content within the workspace
d. To send emails with workspace content

Answer: b. To organize and share related content with

specific users or groups
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6. What is the primary purpose of publishing workbooks and reports in
Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and communicate insights from data
c. To share data with colleagues and others
d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To share data with colleagues and others

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7. How can you publish a report to the web in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Publish to Web" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Publish to Web" option in the toolbar

8. What options are available for managing published reports in Power

BI?

a. Only delete reports

b. Edit and delete reports
c. Adjust font styles
d. Send emails with reports

Answer: b. Edit and delete reports

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9. In Power BI, what does it mean to "unpublish" a report?
 a. To edit videos
b. To make a report private
c. To delete a report from the web
d. To adjust font settings

Answer: c. To delete a report from the web

10. How can you share a dashboard in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Share" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Share" option in the toolbar

11. What is the difference between sharing a dashboard and publishing a

report to the web?

a. Sharing a dashboard is for internal collaboration, while publishing to

the web is for public access
b. Both actions have the same purpose
c. Sharing a dashboard is for adjusting font styles
d. Publishing to the web is for sending emails with reports

Answer: a. Sharing a dashboard is for internal collaboration, while

publishing to the web is for public access
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12. What is an "app workspace" in Power BI?

a. A place to edit videos

b. A location to create calculated fields
c. A container for sharing content with specific users or groups
d. A setting to adjust font styles

Answer: c. A container for sharing content with specific users or

groups
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13. How can you add users to an app workspace in Power BI?
 a. By adjusting font styles
b. By using the "Add Users" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Add Users" option in the toolbar

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14. In Power BI, what options are available for sharing data with
colleagues and others?

a. Only sending emails

b. Sharing data through the "Share" option
c. Adjust font styles
d. Deleting reports

Answer: b. Sharing data through the "Share" option

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15. What is the significance of adjusting user permissions when sharing
data in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To control who can view or edit the shared content
c. To adjust font settings
d. To send emails with shared data

Answer: b. To control who can view or edit the shared content

DAY-54:
1 What is the purpose of an app workspace in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To organize and share related content with specific users or groups
c. To adjust font settings for individual visuals
 d. To send emails with workspace content

Answer: b. To organize and share related content with specific

users or groups
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2. How can you access and use an app workspace in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Access Workspace" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Access Workspace" option in the toolbar

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3 In Power BI, what is an "app" in the context of app workspaces?

a. A collection of fonts
b. A bundle of related reports, dashboards, and datasets
c. Adjusting font styles for visuals
d. An external email sharing feature

Answer: b. A bundle of related reports, dashboards, and datasets

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4. How can you publish an app in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Publish App" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Publish App" option in the toolbar

5. What is the purpose of creating a QR code to share a tile in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To provide a quick link to a specific tile within a report or dashboard
c. To adjust font settings for the tile
d. To send emails with the QR code
 Answer: b. To provide a quick link to a specific tile within a report
or dashboard
.
6. How can users interact with content shared via a QR code in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "QR Code Reader" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By scanning the QR code with a mobile device

Answer: d. By scanning the QR code with a mobile device

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7. What is the benefit of embedding a Power BI report in SharePoint
Online?

a. To edit videos
b. To provide a dynamic and interactive report viewing experience
within SharePoint
c. To adjust font settings for the embedded report
d. To send emails with the embedded report link

Answer: b. To provide a dynamic and interactive report viewing

experience within SharePoint
.
8. How can you embed a Power BI report in SharePoint Online?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Embed Report" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Embed Report" option in the toolbar

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9. What is the role of adjusting font styles in Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To customize the appearance of visuals and text in reports
c. To organize app workspaces
d. To send emails with report details
 Answer: b. To customize the appearance of visuals and text in
reports
.
10. How can you share an individual tile in Power BI without using a QR
code?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Share Tile" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Share Tile" option in the toolbar

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11. What is the primary advantage of using an app workspace in
Power BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To create and customize visuals
c. To organize and collaborate on related content
d. To send emails with workspace details

Answer: c. To organize and collaborate on related content

.
12. How can you add users to an app workspace in Power BI?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Add Users" option in the toolbar
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Add Users" option in the toolbar

13. What happens when you publish an app in Power BI?

a. It automatically emails the app to selected users

b. It makes the app available in the Microsoft Store
c. It allows users to discover, install, and use the app
d. It adjusts font settings for the app
 Answer: c. It allows users to discover, install, and use the
app
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14. In the context of apps, what does "discovery" mean in Power
BI?

a. To edit videos
b. To find and explore available apps
c. To adjust font settings for visuals
d. To send emails with app details

Answer: b. To find and explore available apps

15. How does a QR code enhance the sharing of a tile in Power BI?

a. It adjusts font styles for the tile

b. It provides a quick and easy way for users to access the tile
c. It limits access to the tile
d. It sends emails with tile details

Answer: b. It provides a quick and easy way for users to

access the tile

DAY-55

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1. What is the primary purpose of Power BI Desktop?

a. To edit videos
b. To organize and share reports online
 c. To create and design reports and dashboards
d. To adjust font settings for visuals

Answer: c. To create and design reports and dashboards

.
2. In Power BI, what is a "table relationship"?

a. A connection between Power BI components

b. Adjusting font styles for tables
c. An association between two or more tables based on common fields
d. Sending emails with table details

Answer: c. An association between two or more tables based on

common fields
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3. What is the purpose of Power BI Mobile Apps?

a. Only for editing videos

b. To view and interact with Power BI content on mobile devices
c. To adjust font settings for mobile visuals
d. To send emails with mobile reports

Answer: b. To view and interact with Power BI content on mobile

devices
.
4. How can users get Power BI for mobile?

a. By adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Get Mobile App" option in Power BI Desktop
c. By sending an email
d. By downloading the app from app stores

Answer: d. By downloading the app from app stores

.
5. What is the advantage of using Power BI on an iPad to view reports
and dashboards?

a. To edit videos
b. To access exclusive features not available on other devices
c. To provide a mobile-friendly viewing experience
d. To adjust font settings specifically for iPads
 Answer: c. To provide a mobile-friendly viewing experience
.
6. How can users navigate through reports and dashboards in the Power
BI iPad app?

a. Only by adjusting font styles

b. By swiping and tapping gestures
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By swiping and tapping gestures

.
7. What is the purpose of workspaces in the Power BI mobile app?

a. To edit videos
b. To organize and collaborate on mobile content
c. To adjust font settings for mobile visuals
d. To send emails with mobile workspace details

Answer: b. To organize and collaborate on mobile content

.
8. How can users share content from Power BI Mobile?

a. Only by adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Share" option in the mobile app
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By using the "Share" option in the mobile app

.
9. What options are available for sharing from Power BI Mobile?

a. Only sending emails

b. Sharing content through the "Share" option
c. Adjusting font styles
d. Deleting mobile reports

Answer: b. Sharing content through the "Share" option

.
10. In Power BI Mobile, what considerations should be taken into
account when sharing content?
 a. Only adjusting font styles
b. Compatibility with mobile devices
c. Sending emails with mobile content links
d. Creating calculated fields for mobile integration

Answer: b. Compatibility with mobile device

.
11. What is the role of Power BI Desktop in the Power BI ecosystem?

a. Only to edit videos

b. To provide mobile-specific features
c. To create and design reports and dashboards on desktop
d. To adjust font settings for mobile visuals

Answer: c. To create and design reports and dashboards on

desktop

12. How can users install and launch Power BI Desktop?

a. Only by adjusting font styles

b. By using the "Install Power BI Desktop" option in Power BI Mobile
c. By sending an email
d. By downloading and installing the application from the Power BI
website

Answer: d. By downloading and installing the application from the

Power BI website

13. What is the primary purpose of the relationship between tables in

Power BI?

a. To adjust font styles for tables

b. To create visualizations
c. To establish connections between datasets
d. To send emails with table details

Answer: c. To establish connections between datasets

14.How does Power BI optimize the viewing experience for reports on an

iPad?

a. By adjusting font styles specifically for iPads

 b. By providing a condensed view with fewer visuals
c. By disabling interactivity on iPad devices
d. By sending emails with iPad-specific report links

Answer: b. By providing a condensed view with fewer visuals

15. In the Power BI mobile app, how can users contribute to a workspace's
collaboration?

a. Only by adjusting font styles

b. By sending emails to other workspace members
c. By creating and sharing reports within the workspace
d. By navigating through mobile workspaces

Answer: c. By creating and sharing reports within the workspace

DAY-56

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1. What is the purpose of the "Get Data" function in Power BI?

a. Only to edit videos

b. To organize and share data online
c. To connect and import data from various sources
d. To adjust font settings for visuals
 Answer: c. To connect and import data from various sources
.
2. How can users reduce data in Power BI to improve performance?

a. Only by adjusting font styles

b. By filtering and removing unnecessary data
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By filtering and removing unnecessary data

.
3. What is the primary purpose of transforming data in Power BI?

a. Only to edit videos

b. To organize and share data online
c. To prepare and clean data for analysis
d. To adjust font settings for visuals

Answer: c. To prepare and clean data for analysis

.
4. In Power BI, what is the role of relating tables?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. To create visualizations
c. To establish connections between datasets
d. To send emails with table details

Answer: c. To establish connections between datasets

.
5. How can users access and interact with Power BI Desktop data using
the Power BI Service?

a. Only by adjusting font styles

b. By importing Power BI Desktop files directly
c. By sending an email
d. By creating calculated fields

Answer: b. By importing Power BI Desktop files directly

.
 6. What benefits does accessing Power BI Desktop data in the Power BI
Service offer?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Enhanced collaboration and sharing capabilities
c. Sending emails with Power BI Desktop links
d. Creating calculated fields for service integration

Answer: b. Enhanced collaboration and sharing capabilities

.
7. What is the purpose of exporting a report from Power BI Service to
Desktop?

a. To edit videos
b. To create a backup of the report
c. To adjust font settings for visuals
d. To continue report development locally in Power BI Desktop

Answer: d. To continue report development locally in Power BI

Desktop
.
8. What considerations should be taken into account when exporting a
report from Power BI Service to Desktop?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Compatibility between Power BI Service and Desktop versions
c. Sending emails with export details
d. Creating calculated fields for export integration

Answer: b. Compatibility between Power BI Service and Desktop

versions
.

9. In Power BI, what is the purpose of the "Transform Data"

option?

a. Only to edit videos

b. To organize and share data online
c. To connect and import data from various sources
d. To apply data manipulation and cleansing operations
 Answer: d. To apply data manipulation and cleansing
operations
.
10. What is the significance of reducing data size in Power BI for
report performance?

a. Only by adjusting font styles

b. Improved loading times and responsiveness
c. Sending emails with reduced data links
d. Creating calculated fields for data reduction

Answer: b. Improved loading times and responsiveness

.
11. How can relationships be established between tables in
Power BI?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. By dragging and dropping fields onto related fields
c. By sending emails with table relationship details
d. By creating calculated fields for relationship setup

Answer: b. By dragging and dropping fields onto related

fields
.
12. What is the benefit of transforming and cleaning data before
analysis in Power BI?

a. Only to edit videos

b. Improved accuracy and reliability of insights
c. Sending emails with transformed data links
d. Creating calculated fields for data cleaning

Answer: b. Improved accuracy and reliability of insights

.
13. Can users make changes to a Power BI Desktop report
directly from the Power BI Service?

a. Only by adjusting font styles

b. Yes, with full editing capabilities
 c. No, only viewing is allowed
d. By sending emails with service integration details

Answer: c. No, only viewing is allowed

.
14. What options are available for getting Power BI Desktop data
in the Power BI Service?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Importing PBIX files directly
c. Sending emails with data links
d. Creating calculated fields for data import

Answer: b. Importing PBIX files directly

15. When exporting a report from Power BI Service to Desktop,

what happens to existing data connections?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Data connections are maintained in the exported file
c. Sending emails with export details
d. Creating calculated fields for export integration

Answer: b. Data connections are maintained in the

exported file
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DAY-57

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1. What is the primary purpose of the "SWITCH" function in DAX?
 a. Time calculations
b. Conditional logic
c. Text manipulation
d. Parent-child hierarchies

Answer: b. Conditional logic

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2. Which DAX function is used for rounding numbers to the nearest
integer or to a specified number of decimal places?

a. ROUNDUP
b. ROUNDDOWN
c. ROUND
d. CEILING

Answer: c. ROUND
.
3. What does the "NOW" function in DAX return?

a. Current date only

b. Current time only
c. Both current date and time
d. A specified date and time

Answer: c. Both current date and time

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4. In DAX, which function is used to extract the month from a date?

a. MONTH
b. DATEPART
c. MONTHNAME
d. EXTRACT

Answer: a. MONTH
.

5. What does the "SAMEPERIODLASTYEAR" function do in DAX?

a. Returns the current date

b. Returns the last day of the current month
c. Retrieves values from the same period in the previous year
d. Calculates the running total of a measure
 Answer: c. Retrieves values from the same period in the previous
year
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6. Which DAX function is used to calculate the total number of working
days between two dates, excluding weekends?

a. TOTALYTD
b. NETWORKDAYS
c. DATEDIFF
d. WORKDAY

Answer: b. NETWORKDAYS
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7. What is the purpose of the "CALCULATE" function in DAX?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. To calculate the total of a column
c. To filter data dynamically based on conditions
d. To send emails with calculation details

Answer: c. To filter data dynamically based on conditions

.
8. Which DAX function is used to remove all context filters from a
calculation?

a. ALL
b. ALLEXCEPT
c. REMOVEFILTERS
d. KEEPFILTERS

Answer: a. ALL

.
9. What does the "ISBLANK" function in DAX determine?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. If a value is blank or null
c. If a cell is formatted as blank
d. If a measure is present in the report
 Answer: b. If a value is blank or null

10. Which DAX function is used to identify the data type of a column or
expression?

a. TYPEOF
b. DATATYPE
c. ISNULL
d. VALUES

Answer: a. TYPEOF
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11. What is the purpose of the "IF" function in DAX?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. To create conditional statements
c. To calculate the sum of a column
d. To send emails with IF conditions

Answer: b. To create conditional statements

12. Which DAX function is used to perform a logical OR operation?

a. AND
b. OR
c. NOT
d. XOR

Answer: b. OR

13. In DAX, what does the "ROUNDUP" function do?

a. Rounds a number down to the nearest integer

b. Rounds a number to the nearest integer or to a specified number of
decimal places
c. Rounds a number up to the nearest integer
d. Returns the remainder of a division

Answer: c. Rounds a number up to the nearest integer

14. Which DAX function is used to calculate the square root of a number?
 a. SQRT
b. POWER
c. LOG
d. ABS

Answer: a. SQRT

15. What is the role of the "PATH" function in DAX?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. To create paths for visuals in a report
c. To generate a hierarchical path for parent-child relationships
d. To send emails with path details

Answer: c. To generate a hierarchical path for parent-child relationships

DAY-58

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1. What is the primary function of Power BI Server in the Power
BI ecosystem?

a. Creating reports
 b. Sharing and collaboration
c. Data transformation
d. Only adjusting font styles

Answer: b. Sharing and collaboration

.
2. How does Power BI SaaS differ from Power BI Server?

a. SaaS is cloud-based, while Server is on-premises

b. Server is cloud-based, while SaaS is on-premises
c. Both are cloud-based
d. Both are on-premises

Answer: a. SaaS is cloud-based, while Server is on-premises

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3. What is the significance of integrating SaaS with SQL Server in
Power BI?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Enabling real-time data refresh
c. Enhancing report formatting
d. Sending emails with integration details

Answer: b. Enabling real-time data refresh

4. In Power BI, what is a best practice for optimizing dashboard

performance?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Including excessive visuals for detail
c. Limiting the use of slicers and filters
d. Sending emails with dashboard links

Answer: c. Limiting the use of slicers and filters

.
5. What is the purpose of setting dashboard access permissions
in Power BI?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Limiting the number of visuals on a dashboard
 c. Controlling who can view and interact with the dashboard
d. Sending emails with permission details

Answer: c. Controlling who can view and interact with the

dashboard
.
6. In Power BI, what is the purpose of creating a story?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Providing context and narrative to data insights
c. Sending emails with storytelling details
d. Generating automatic insights

Answer: b. Providing context and narrative to data insights

.
7. How can images and text be incorporated into a Power BI
story?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. By sending emails with image attachments
c. Using the "Story" feature to add images and text
d. Embedding external links

Answer: c. Using the "Story" feature to add images and

text

8. What is the recommended way to share a Power BI Server

report externally with clients who do not have Power BI
accounts?
.

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Sending emails with report attachments
c. Publishing to the web and sharing the link
d. Exporting the report to PDF and sharing

Answer: c. Publishing to the web and sharing the link

.
9. Which feature in Power BI enables users to drill down into
detailed data directly from a dashboard?
 a. Only adjusting font styles
b. Power Query
c. Hierarchical Drill-down
d. Sending emails with drill-down details

Answer: c. Hierarchical Drill-down

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10. What is a benefit of using Power BI Server over Power BI
SaaS for certain organizations?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Enhanced security and control
c. Real-time collaboration
d. Sending emails with server details

Answer: b. Enhanced security and control

11. What is the role of a gateway in Power BI SaaS integration with

on-premises data sources?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Enabling direct cloud connections
c. Facilitating secure data transfer between on-premises and
the cloud
d. Sending emails with gateway details

Answer: c. Facilitating secure data transfer between on-

premises and the cloud

12. When finalizing a dashboard, what is the purpose of

optimizing visuals for mobile devices?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Enhancing dashboard aesthetics
c. Ensuring a responsive user experience on mobile devices
d. Sending emails with mobile optimization details
 Answer: c. Ensuring a responsive user experience on mobile
devices
.
13. What is the significance of setting refresh schedules for a
Power BI dashboard?

a. Only adjusting font styles

b. Ensuring real-time data updates
c. Controlling access permissions
d. Sending emails with refresh schedule details

Answer: b. Ensuring real-time data updates

14. In Power BI, how can a user control the sequence of visuals in a
story?
a. Only adjusting font styles
b. By rearranging visuals on the canvas
c. Sending emails with story sequence details
d. Using a predefined template

Answer: b. By rearranging visuals on the canvas

15. What is a consideration when sharing a Power BI report

externally via a published link?
a. Only adjusting font styles
b. The link provides editing rights by default
c. Security is compromised
d. Sending emails with link details
Answer: c. Security is compromised
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