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Power BI Quiz 1

Quiz 1 : Basics of Power BI and Data Analytics




1. What is the common flow of activity in Power BI?
       A. Create a report in Power BI mobile, share it to the Power BI Desktop, view and interact in the Power BI service
       B. Create a report in the Power BI service, share it to Power BI mobile, interact with it in Power BI Desktop
       C. Bring data into Power BI Desktop and create a report, share it to the Power BI service, view and interact with reports and dashboards in the service and Power BI mobile
       D. Bring data into Power BI mobile, create a report, then share it to Power BI Desktop


2. Which of the following are building blocks of Power BI?
       A. Tiles, dashboards, databases, mobile devices
       B. Visualizations, datasets, reports, dashboards, tiles
       C. Visual Studio, C#, and JSON files


3. A collection of ready-made visuals, pre-arranged in dashboards and reports is called what in Power BI?
       A. The canvas
       B. Scheduled refresh.
       C. An app


4. Which data role enables advanced analytics capabilities through reports and visualizations?
       A. Data scientist
       B. Data engineer
       C. Data analyst


5. Which data analyst task has a critical performance impact on reporting and data analysis?
       A. Model
       B. Analyze
       C. Visualize


6. Which one of the following options is a key benefit of data analysis?
       A. Decisive analytics
       B. Informed business decisions
       C. Complex reports

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