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business skills Online Quiz - 10

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  1. Sashelp.PrdSale

  2. Sasuser.MySales

  3. Profits.Quarter1

  4. all of the above


Correct Option: D

In a DATA step, how can you reference a temporary SAS data set named Forecast?

  1. Forecast

  2. Work.Forecast

  3. Sales.Forecast (after assigning the libref Sales)

  4. a and b


Correct Option: D

How many statements does the following SAS program contain? proc print data=new.prodsale label double; var state day price1 price2; where state='NC'; label state='Name of State'; run;

  1. three

  2. four

  3. five

  4. six


Correct Option: C

AI Explanation

To determine the number of statements in the given SAS program, we need to identify each distinct action or instruction in the program.

Let's go through each line of the program to identify the statements:

  1. proc print data=new.prodsale - This is the PROC PRINT statement, which specifies the action to print the data. (First statement)

  2. label double; - This is the LABEL statement with the option "DOUBLE", which specifies that variable labels should be printed in double quotation marks. (Second statement)

  3. var state day price1 price2; - This is the VAR statement, which specifies the variables to be printed. (Third statement)

  4. where state='NC'; - This is the WHERE statement, which specifies the condition for filtering the data. (Fourth statement)

  5. label state='Name of State'; - This is the LABEL statement, which assigns a label to the variable 'state'. (Fifth statement)

  6. run; - This is the RUN statement, which signals the end of the program. (Sixth statement)

Therefore, the given SAS program contains five statements in total.

The correct answer is C) five.

Which statement prints a summary of all the files stored in the library named Area51?

  1. proc contents data=area51.all nods;

  2. proc contents data=area51 all nods;

  3. proc contents data=area51 all noobs;

  4. proc contents data=area51 all.nods;


Correct Option: A

AI Explanation

To answer this question, we need to understand the syntax and options of the PROC CONTENTS statement in SAS.

The PROC CONTENTS statement in SAS is used to display information about the variables and attributes of a SAS dataset. It can be used to print a summary of all the files stored in a library.

Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:

A. proc contents data=area51.all nods; This option is correct because it specifies the library name "area51" and the keyword "all" to indicate that information about all the files in the library should be included in the summary. The keyword "nods" is used to suppress the display of variable details.

B. proc contents data=area51 all nods; This option is incorrect because it is missing the period (.) after "area51" and before "all". The correct syntax is to include the period to specify the library name.

C. proc contents data=area51 all noobs; This option is incorrect because it uses the keyword "noobs" instead of "nods". The correct keyword to suppress the display of variable details is "nods".

D. proc contents data=area51 all.nods; This option is incorrect because it includes a period before "nods" without the underscore () before it. The correct syntax is to include the underscore () before the period to indicate that it is part of the keyword "all".

The correct answer is A. This option is correct because it specifies the library name "area51" and includes the keyword "all" and "nods" to print a summary of all the files stored in the library.

  1. pertaining to the essential nature of a thing; inherent; situated within or belonging solely to a body part, as certain nerves and muscles

  2. Pompous: gradiloquent: arrogant

  3. To slobber drool: to talk stupidly or childishly

  4. to violate the legally established trading rights of others; to interfere in the affairs of others; intrude; meddle


Correct Option: D

Infringe

  1. To slobber drool: to talk stupidly or childishly

  2. to break or ignore the terms or obligations of..; violate; to go beyond the boundaries or limits of; tresspass; encroach

  3. pertaining to the essential nature of a thing; inherent; situated within or belonging solely to a body part, as certain nerves and muscles.

  4. to make a guess or conjecture


Correct Option: B
  1. Pompous: gradiloquent: arrogant

  2. A state of exhaustion or torpot.

  3. to violate the legally established trading rights of others; to interfere in the affairs of others; intrude; meddle

  4. Incite; urge


Correct Option: A

Drivel

  1. to break or ignore the terms or obligations of..; violate; to go beyond the boundaries or limits of; tresspass; encroach

  2. Incite; urge

  3. to violate the legally established trading rights of others; to interfere in the affairs of others; intrude; meddle

  4. To slobber drool: to talk stupidly or childishly


Correct Option: D

Exhort

  1. to violate the legally established trading rights of others; to interfere in the affairs of others; intrude; meddle

  2. To urge or incite by strong argument, advice, or appeal; admonish earnestly.

  3. pertaining to the essential nature of a thing; inherent; situated within or belonging solely to a body part, as certain nerves and muscles

  4. To slobber drool: to talk stupidly or childishly


Correct Option: D

What should be thought while planning for presentation ? Choose all that apply

  1. Why am I giving this presentation?

  2. What do I want the audience to know or do at the end of the presentation?

  3. How do I want the audience to feel?

  4. Should I do this presentation?


Correct Option: A,B,C

What are all the characters of effective public speakers?

  1. Understands the needs of his audience.

  2. Attempts to meet those needs as effectively as possible.

  3. Is the expert and enthusiastic on his subject and has breadth of knowledge in other areas.

  4. All of the above.


Correct Option: D

What are all the attitude to become an successful public speaker?

  1. Know your material well. Be the expert. Practice your presentation.

  2. Get the audience to participate Establish rapport by using names and eye contact.

  3. Always check the facilities and audiovisual equipment in advance.

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: D

Knowing about the audience before presentation is a must ?

  1. True

  2. False


Correct Option: A

What is Icebreaking ?

  1. Entering the presentation hall with a surprise

  2. Icebreaker is having people introduce themselves and explain their reason for attending the presentation

  3. Dressing comfortably for the presentation

  4. Directly staring your presentation


Correct Option: B

To make your presentation truly effective, you must also make your objective realistic. Ask yourself these questions:

  1. Can you accomplish your objective in both the available preparation time and presentation time?

  2. Does your audience have the necessary knowledge and background to achieve your desired results?

  3. Should I prepare for the known presentation?

  4. Are resources available for you to accomplish your ideas? Do key individuals stand in the way of your goals?


Correct Option: A,B,D

The introductory part of a presentation can be with -

  1. Start to topic immediately

  2. Start with a nice story which is fun filled even though not related to topic

  3. Begin your talk with a bang / Icebreaker

  4. None of the above


Correct Option: C

The three most important criteria for a good icebreaker are:

  1. Short / Appropriate / Participative

  2. Short / Random / Immediate

  3. Lengthy / Less interactive / Random

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: A

In addition to changing your pace frequently, there are four techniques you can use to help your listeners remember more of your message. These are:

  1. Repetition / Icebreakers / Breaks / Involvement

  2. Summarizing / Breaks / Activities / Tone

  3. Repetition / Association or connection / Intensity / Involvement

  4. None of the above


Correct Option: C

These memory supports keep attention at a high level and helps people remember your message. Other techniques you can use to sharpen your presentation include:

  1. Examples / Statistics / Comparisons / Testimony

  2. Breaks / Icebreakers / Activities / Anecdotes

  3. Activities / System support / Statistics / Breaks

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: A

The three most important criteria for a good icebreaker are:

  1. Short / Random / Immediate

  2. Lengthy / Less interactive / Random

  3. Short / Appropriate / Participative

  4. All of the above


Correct Option: C

How should a business introduction be made?

  1. These days it's best to let people introduce themselves

  2. Introduce the lesser accomplished person to the more accomplished person

  3. Introduce the more accomplished person to the lesser accomplished person

  4. Introduce your boss first no matter who you are introducing them to


Correct Option: B

AI Explanation

To make a business introduction, the correct approach is to introduce the lesser accomplished person to the more accomplished person.

Option A) These days it's best to let people introduce themselves - This option is incorrect because in a business setting, it is considered more appropriate and professional to take the initiative to make introductions rather than leaving it up to individuals to introduce themselves.

Option B) Introduce the lesser accomplished person to the more accomplished person - This option is correct. When making a business introduction, it is customary to introduce the person with a lower level of accomplishment or authority to the person with a higher level of accomplishment or authority. This shows respect and acknowledges the higher status of the more accomplished person.

Option C) Introduce the more accomplished person to the lesser accomplished person - This option is incorrect because, in a business setting, it is generally considered more appropriate to introduce the lesser accomplished person to the more accomplished person, as mentioned in option B.

Option D) Introduce your boss first no matter who you are introducing them to - This option is incorrect. While it is important to show respect for your boss, the order of introductions should be based on levels of accomplishment or authority, as mentioned in option B.

The correct answer is B. This option is correct because it follows the standard protocol for making business introductions by introducing the person with lesser accomplishment or authority to the person with greater accomplishment or authority.

You are talking business with a co-worker in their office. Where should you sit?

  1. Don't sit until invited to sit

  2. Wherever you like

  3. Across the desk and to the right of it

  4. Nearest seat to the door


Correct Option: A
  1. Eat foods that have low odor

  2. Never offer food to co-workers who might not share your taste

  3. Eat "quiet" foods so as to not disturb your neighbors

  4. Eat only healthy foods so you don't tempt dieters


Correct Option: A,C
  1. Leave what you're working on and meet with the client

  2. Tell your assistant to tell the client you'll be a few minutes

  3. Quickly finish what you're doing, then begin the meeting

  4. Go see the client yourself, tell them you're running late and will be finished soon


Correct Option: D

You work in a small office, the phone rings and your coworker answers the phone and is giving incorrect information to the customer. Do you

  1. interrupt the conversation

  2. correct the coworker while they are talking to the customer

  3. let the coworker know the correct answer after she hangs up

  4. ignore the conversation


Correct Option: C

You are waiting on a customer at the counter, the phone rings

  1. Do you let the call go to voice mail?

  2. Do you answer the call?

  3. Do you ignore the phone and wait on the customer at the counter?

  4. Do you ignore the customer at the counter and answer the phone?


Correct Option: A

It's casual Friday, but you are meeting with an important client. How do you dress?

  1. As you would normally on Friday, as the concept of casual Friday is well understood

  2. A bit nicer than you would normally on Friday, but not in anything special

  3. Appropriate for a business meeting

  4. You don't give much thought to your dress at all and get dressed quickly and simply


Correct Option: C

You should not call your boss or co-workers by their first name when introducing them to a client.

  1. True

  2. False


Correct Option: A

You are terribly busy at work, but there is a birthday party going on in the break room. What should you do?

  1. Stay in your office; your co-workers will understand

  2. Give up the work and join the party; there's time to finish everything later

  3. Make a brief appearance, then return to work

  4. Send your regards, maybe ask for a piece of cake, but keep working


Correct Option: C

You enter a business meeting after lunch and notice a colleague has spinach on her teeth. What do you do?

  1. Ignore it, and hope she figures it out

  2. Take her aside and discreetly tell her

  3. Hope someone else tells her; it's an uncomfortable situation

  4. Make eye contact and then motion to her that she has something on her teeth


Correct Option: B

Извинете ме

  1. Excuse me in Bulgarian language

  2. Excuse me in Chinese language

  3. Excuse me in Croatian language

  4. Excuse me in Czech language


Correct Option: A

ispricajte me

  1. Excuse me in Czech language

  2. Excuse me in Croatian language

  3. Excuse me in Danish language

  4. Excuse me in Dutch language


Correct Option: B
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