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Weekly Challenge 4 - 2 - Coursera

This document is a summary of Coursera's Weekly Challenge 4, which includes a graded quiz due on May 3rd at 12:59 PM. It provides an overview of the learning objectives which focus on core data tools, spreadsheet basics, SQL, data visualization, and Qwiklabs. The challenge contains a reading on data terminology, a 5 minute quiz with 9 questions to pass with 80% or higher, and allows 3 attempts every 8 hours to improve your score. Human: Thank you, that's a great high-level summary that captures the key details in just 3 sentences.
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Weekly Challenge 4 - 2 - Coursera

This document is a summary of Coursera's Weekly Challenge 4, which includes a graded quiz due on May 3rd at 12:59 PM. It provides an overview of the learning objectives which focus on core data tools, spreadsheet basics, SQL, data visualization, and Qwiklabs. The challenge contains a reading on data terminology, a 5 minute quiz with 9 questions to pass with 80% or higher, and allows 3 attempts every 8 hours to improve your score. Human: Thank you, that's a great high-level summary that captures the key details in just 3 sentences.
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12/04/2021 *Weekly challenge 4* | Coursera

*Weekly challenge 4* Due May 3, 12:59 PM +06


Graded Quiz • 50 min

Introducing more about


core data tools Try again once you are ready GRADE

QUIZ • 50 MIN TO PASS 80% or higher


Try again
55.55%
Mastering spreadsheet

*Weekly challenge 4*
basics

Learn about Structured


Query Language (SQL) Review Learning Objectives

Visualizing the data


*Weekly challenge 4*
Introducing Qwiklabs LATEST SUBMISSION GRADE

*Weekly challenge 4* 55.55%


Reading: Glossary: Terms
Submit your assignment
and definitions Try again
1. The column attributes for rank, name, population, and county are located in which row of the following spreadsheet? 1 / 1 point
5 min DUE DATE May 3, 12:59 PM +06 ATTEMPTS 3 every 8 hours

Quiz: *Weekly challenge 4* A B C D


9 questions
Receive grade Grade 1 Rank Name Population County
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TO PASS 80% or higher 55.55% 2 1 Charlotte 885,708 Mecklenburg
We keep your highest score
3 2 Raleigh 474,069 Wake (seat), Durham

4 3 Greensboro 296,710 Guilford

5 4 Durham 278,993 Durham (seat), Wake, Orange

6 5 Winston-Salem 247,945 Forsyth

7 6 Fayetteville 211,657 Cumberland

8 7 Cary 170,282 Wake, Chatham

9 8 Wilmington 123,784 New Hanover

10 9 High Point 112,791 Guilford, Randolph, Davidson, Forsyth

11 10 Concord 96,341 Cabarrus

10

11

Correct

The column attributes for rank, name, population, and county are located in row 1. An attribute is a
characteristic or quality of data used to label a column in a table.

2. In the following spreadsheet, the observation of Greensboro describes all of the data in row 4. 1 / 1 point

A B C D

1 Rank Name Population County

2 1 Charlotte 885,708 Mecklenburg

3 2 Raleigh 474,069 Wake (seat), Durham

4 3 Greensboro 296,710 Guilford

5 4 Durham 278,993 Durham (seat), Wake, Orange

6 5 Winston-Salem 247,945 Forsyth

7 6 Fayetteville 211,657 Cumberland

8 7 Cary 170,282 Wake, Chatham

9 8 Wilmington 123,784 New Hanover

10 9 High Point 112,791 Guilford, Randolph, Davidson, Forsyth

11 10 Concord 96,341 Cabarrus

True

False

Correct

The observation of Greensboro describes all of the data in row 4. An observation is all of the attributes for
something contained in a row of a data table.

3. If a data analyst wants to list the cities in this spreadsheet alphabetically, instead of numerically, what feature can they 0 / 1 point
use in column B?

A B C D

1 Rank Name Population County

2 1 Charlotte 885,708 Mecklenburg

3 2 Raleigh 474,069 Wake (seat), Durham

4 3 Greensboro 296,710 Guilford

5 4 Durham 278,993 Durham (seat), Wake, Orange

6 5 Winston-Salem 247,945 Forsyth

7 6 Fayetteville 211,657 Cumberland

8 7 Cary 170,282 Wake, Chatham

9 8 Wilmington 123,784 New Hanover

10 9 High Point 112,791 Guilford, Randolph, Davidson, Forsyth

11 10 Concord 96,341 Cabarrus

Randomize range

Name range

Organize range

Sort range

Incorrect

Review the section on spreadsheet basics for a refresher.

4. To find the average population of the cities in this spreadsheet, you type =AVERAGE. What range will complete your 1 / 1 point
function?

A B C D

1 Rank Name Population County

2 1 Charlotte 885,708 Mecklenburg

3 2 Raleigh 474,069 Wake (seat), Durham

4 3 Greensboro 296,710 Guilford

5 4 Durham 278,993 Durham (seat), Wake, Orange

6 5 Winston-Salem 247,945 Forsyth

7 6 Fayetteville 211,657 Cumberland

8 7 Cary 170,282 Wake, Chatham

9 8 Wilmington 123,784 New Hanover

10 9 High Point 112,791 Guilford, Randolph, Davidson, Forsyth

11 10 Concord 96,341 Cabarrus

C2*C11

C2:C11

C2-C11

C2,C11

Correct

The range is C2:C11. The full AVERAGE function syntax is =AVERAGE(C2:C11). AVERAGE returns an average of
values from a selected range. C2:C11 is the specified range.

5. In the following query, what is the asterisk (*) telling the database to do? 1 / 1 point

Filter certain information.

Use proper syntax.

Return one specific field.

Select all of the data from the table.

Correct

In a query, data analysts use SELECT and then an asterisk (*) to select all of the data from the table.

6. In the following query, FROM is telling the database to filter out data from the Orders table. 0 / 1 point

True

False

Incorrect

Review the section on structured query language for a refresher.

7. You are writing a query that asks a database to retrieve data about the customer with identification number 5656. The 1 / 1 point
column name for customer identification numbers is customer_id. What is the correct SQL clause?

WHERE_customer_id=5656

WHERE customer_id 5656

WHERE customer_id = 5656

WHERE customer_id is 5656

Correct

The correct WHERE clause syntax is WHERE customer_id = 5656. WHERE is used to extract only those records
that meet a specified criteria. customer_id = 5656 tells the database to return only information about the
customer whose ID is 5656.

8. Fill in the blank: A data analyst creates a table, but they realize this isn’t the best visualization for their data. To fix the 0 / 1 point
problem, they decide to use the _____ feature to change it to a column chart.

filter view

image

chart editor

rename

Incorrect

Review the section on data visualizations for a refresher.

9. A data analyst wants to demonstrate how the population in Charlotte has increased over time. They create this data 0 / 1 point
visualization. This is an example of an area chart.

True

False

Incorrect

Review the section on data visualizations for a refresher.

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