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QUESTION 31

Which of the following would a data analyst look for first if 100% participation is needed on survey results?

Correct Answer: A
Missing data is a type of data quality issue that occurs when some values in a data set are
not recorded or available. Missing data can affect the validity and reliability of survey results, especially if the missing values are not random or ignorable. Missing data can also reduce the sample size and the statistical power of the analysis12
If 100% participation is needed on survey results, a data analyst would look for missing data first, because missing data would indicate that some participants did not complete or submit the survey, or that some responses were not recorded or transmitted correctly. A data analyst would need to identify the causes and patterns of missing data, and apply appropriate methods to handle or prevent missing data, such as imputation, deletion, weighting, or follow-up12

QUESTION 32

A collections manager has a team calling customers who are past due on their accounts in an attempt to collect payments. The manager receives the call list in the form of a printed report that is generated by the accounting department at the beginning of each week. Consequently, the collections team calls some customers who have made payments in the time since the report was last printed. Which of the following reporting enhancements could the accounting department implement to best reduce the number of calls on current accounts?

Correct Answer: C
The best reporting enhancement that the accounting department could implement to reduce the number of calls on current accounts is C. Increase the frequency of report generation.
By increasing the frequency of report generation, the accounting department could provide the collections manager with more up-to-date information on the customers who are past due on their accounts. This would help to avoid calling customers who have made payments in the time since the last report was printed, and thus reduce the number of calls on current accounts. Increasing the frequency of report generation would also improve the accuracy and timeliness of the data, and enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the collections process.
Modifying the date range on the report, including a time stamp on the report, or adding a report run date to the report would not be sufficient to reduce the number of calls on current accounts. These enhancements would only provide information on when the report was generated or what period it covers, but they would not change the fact that the report could be outdated by the time it reaches the collections manager. Therefore, these enhancements would not solve the problem of calling customers who have already paid their accounts.

QUESTION 33

After completing web scraping, which of the following file formats needs to be parsed?

Correct Answer: A
The correct answer is .html.
Short Explanation: Web scraping is the process of extracting data from websites by parsing the HTML code of the web pages. HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language and it is the standard markup language for creating web pages and web applications. HTML files have the extension .html and they contain tags, elements, attributes, and content that define the structure and appearance of a web page. Web scraping tools need to parse the HTML files to extract the relevant data from the web pages12

QUESTION 34

What would be an example of an acceptable form of primary identification for the Data+ exam?

Correct Answer: A

QUESTION 35

A data analyst is creating a dashboard and trying to identify the type of information that should be included. Which of the following should the analyst consider first?

Correct Answer: D
The answer is D. Data sources and attributes.
Short Explanation: The data analyst should consider the data sources and attributes first when creating a dashboard, because they determine what kind of information can be
included and how it can be displayed. The data sources and attributes define the origin, quality, format, and structure of the data that will be used for the dashboard. They also affect the data refresh rate, the consumer types, and the access permissions of the dashboard12
* A. Data refresh rate is not the first thing to consider, because it depends on the data sources and attributes. The data refresh rate is how often the data in the dashboard is updated or refreshed to reflect the latest changes. The data refresh rate can vary depending on the type, frequency, and availability of the data sources1
* B. Consumer types are not the first thing to consider, because they depend on the data sources and attributes. The consumer types are the intended audiences or users of the dashboard, who may have different needs, preferences, and expectations for the dashboard. The consumer types can influence the design, layout, and functionality of the dashboard. However, the consumer types cannot be determined without knowing what kind of data is available and relevant for them1
* C. Access permissions are not the first thing to consider, because they depend on the data sources and attributes. The access permissions are the rules or policies that govern who can view, edit, or share the dashboard. The access permissions can protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the data in the dashboard. However, the access permissions cannot be set without knowing what kind of data is involved and who needs to access it1