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1. After whom is Socratic questioning named?
Question 1A. PlatoB. Socrates, the ancient Greek philosopherC. AristotleD. PythagorasE. Archimedes
2. What kind of dialogue does Socratic questioning involve?
Question 2A. A lecture delivered by an expertB. A written examination with fixed answersC. Cooperative argumentative dialogue to stimulate critical thinking and illuminate ideasD. A debate where one side must winE. A silent reading exercise
3. What is the goal of Socratic questioning?
Question 3A. To provide definitive answers quicklyB. To test memorised factsC. To prove the questioner rightD. To facilitate a process of self-discovery and learning rather than provide answersE. To reduce the number of questions asked
4. When applying Socratic questioning to data solutions, what is the aim?
Question 4A. To select a database vendorB. To replace data analysts with automationC. To shorten project timelinesD. To standardise SQL coding styleE. To stimulate critical thinking, uncover assumptions and encourage deeper understanding of data challenges or opportunities
5. Asking someone to clarify the specific data issue they are trying to address is an example of which category of Socratic question?
Question 5A. Clarifying questionsB. Probing assumptionsC. Exploring evidence and reasonsD. Considering alternative perspectivesE. Examining implications and consequences
6. Asking what assumptions are being made about the quality of the data belongs to which category of Socratic question?
Question 6A. Clarifying questionsB. Probing assumptionsC. Examining implications and consequencesD. Exploring evidence and reasonsE. Considering alternative perspectives
7. Asking what evidence supports the decision to use a particular data processing method is an example of which category?
Question 7A. Probing assumptionsB. Clarifying questionsC. Exploring evidence and reasonsD. Considering alternative perspectivesE. Examining implications and consequences
8. Asking how a data scientist might approach a problem differently from a business analyst is an example of which category?
Question 8A. Clarifying questionsB. Probing assumptionsC. Exploring evidence and reasonsD. Considering alternative perspectivesE. Examining implications and consequences
9. Asking about the potential consequences of using incomplete or inaccurate data in decision-making falls under which category?
Question 9A. Clarifying questionsB. Probing assumptionsC. Exploring evidence and reasonsD. Considering alternative perspectivesE. Examining implications and consequences
10. Which of the following is NOT one of the categories of Socratic question applied to data solutions?
Question 10A. Ranking database vendorsB. Clarifying questionsC. Probing assumptionsD. Exploring evidence and reasonsE. Examining implications and consequences