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Data Mining MCQs - Unit-5



1. Web mining is the process of discovering useful information from ______.

A . Databases

B . Data warehouses

C . World Wide Web

D . Data lakes

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2. The three main categories of web mining are ______.

A . Web structure, Web content, Web usage

B . Web log, Web page, Web link

C . Text, Image, Audio

D . Structured, Semi-structured, Unstructured

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3. The WWW is a ______ information service center.

A . Local

B . Private

C . Distributed and global

D . Centralized

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4. The main source of noise in web data comes from ______.

A . Advertisements and links

B . Audio files

C . Duplicate text

D . Encrypted data

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5. Web content mining extracts information from ______.

A . Web hyperlinks

B . Web logs

C . Web page contents

D . IP addresses

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6. NLP and IR techniques are primarily used in ______ mining.

A . Web usage

B . Web content

C . Web structure

D . Multimedia

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7. Web structure mining studies ______ between web pages.

A . Content

B . Relationships

C . Size

D . Tags

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8. The Google search engine uses which algorithm for ranking pages?

A . TF-IDF

B . PageRank

C . K-Means

D . Naïve Bayes

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9. Web usage mining focuses on analyzing data from ______.

A . Server logs

B . Images

C . Hyperlinks

D . Audio files

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10. The biggest ethical issue in web usage mining is ______.

A . Low accuracy

B . Privacy invasion

C . Data duplication

D . Speed of computation

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11. Multimedia data mining deals with ______ types of data.

A . Structured

B . Text only

C . Multimedia

D . Numeric

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12. Examples of multimedia data include ______.

A . Text and numbers

B . Images, audio, video

C . Tables and charts

D . Links and addresses

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13. The two categories of multimedia data mining are ______.

A . Text and Image

B . Static and Dynamic media

C . Structured and Unstructured

D . Audio and Video

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14. Text mining is also known as ______.

A . Text extraction

B . Text data mining

C . Text compression

D . Text visualization

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15. The main goal of text mining is to extract ______ information from text.

A . Meaningful

B . Numeric

C . Graphical

D . Encrypted

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16. The process of splitting text into words is called ______.

A . Segmentation

B . Lemmatization

C . Tokenization

D . Filtering

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17. Lemmatization converts words to their ______.

A . Uppercase

B . Base or root form

C . Numeric form

D . Plural form

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18. The Bag of Words (BOW) model represents text as ______.

A . Tables

B . Vectors

C . Trees

D . Matrices of images

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19. TF-IDF stands for ______.

A . Term Frequency – Inverse Data Formula

B . Term Frequency – Inverse Document Frequency

C . Text Frequency – Internal Document Factor

D . Token Frequency – Input Document Factor

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20. Applications of text mining include ______.

A . Weather prediction

B . Resume filtering and medical analysis

C . Image recognition

D . Video compression

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21. Web mining uses automated methods to extract both structured and ______ data.

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22. The process of removing HTML tags and advertisements is called ______.

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23. The three main steps in web mining are data collection, preprocessing, and ______.

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24. Web structure mining focuses on discovering the ______ between web pages.

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25. Web usage mining helps analyze user behavior through ______.

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26. Multimedia data mining extracts patterns from multimedia ______.

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27.  ________________________is the process of deriving high quality information from Text.

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28. Text mining uses ______ to allow machines to understand human language.

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29. The process of removing non-essential words like “is,” “and,” “the” is called ______.

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30. NLP stands for _______________________________________________

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31. The Bag of Words model ignores the ______ of words in a document.

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32. Feature extraction in text mining converts text into ______ form.

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