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DATA, SYSTEMS
AND RISKS tvolume 2]
Practice Book
(MCQs, Concept Review Questions,
Case Studies)
As per new Education Scheme
ammad Asif (FCA)(Volume - 2)
Chapter
No. Chapter Title Questions | Solutions
[Page #] [Page #)
01 Types of Data & Sources 1 135
02 Data Governance and Management 8 142
03 Introduction to Data Analytics 18 155
04 Big Data 24 161
05 Database Management Systems 32 168
06 Database Normalization & Data Warehousing 39 175
07 IT Systems Architecture 47 184
08 Enterprise Resource Planning Systems 55) 192
09 Emerging Technologies 64 202
10 Artificial Intelligence & Automation 73} 211
11 Cloud Computing 79 218
12 [BlockchainandFintech ss | 229
1B Deca Disruption on Business and 93 235
14 IT Risk Management and Security 102 245
15 Cybersecurity and Information Security Risks 109 252
16 IT General Controls for Managing Risk 119 264
17 ICT's Role in Risk Management 127 274
Grid-wise Analysis:
Weightage
A. Data 35-45
D. Systems 7,8,9, 10, 11, 12,13 30-40
E. Risks 14,15, 16, 17 20-30
100PART A.
QUESTIONSCHAPTER 1
TYPES OF DATA & SOURCES|
‘MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
Marvel Coaching Center records each student's program enrolment as Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced, The
‘management ranks these categories by skill depth when planning course materials. The enrolment data recorded by the
center should be classified as:
3) Ordinal data
{(b) Nominal data
(c) Discrete data
(4) Continuous data
Galaxy Logistics measures the weight of every parcel handled at its sorting facility in kilograms, recording values up to two
decimal places. The weight figures collected by Galaxy Logistics are an example of:
(a) Nominal data
(b) Ordinal data
(Q Discrete data
\@) Continuous data
Harmony Supermart records blood groups of customers enrolling in a health card program, using categories such as A,
B+, O+, and AB-. These categories have no inherent ranking, The recorded blood group data is best described as:
(@) Ordinal data
(b) Continuous data
<{o} Nominal data
(@) Discrete data
‘Which of the following statements about the classification of data is NOT correct?
(@) Qualitative data describes qualities or characteristics and is non-numerical
(b) Discrete data is countable and usually represents whole numbers
(€) Continuous data can take any value within a range, including decimals
G8) Nominal data represents categories that always follow a meaningful order
Jade Technologies stores customer records such as name, contact number, and purchase history in a relational database
‘with fixed columns and rows. The data stored by Jade Technologies is an example of: