FAC 201 CBT Practice For FUOYE Students

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📘 FAC 201 PRACTICE TEST – IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

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Total Questions: 40

Time Allowed: 15 minutes

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1. GIS is commonly used in ________.

A. Audio recording

B. Text editing

C. Coding websites

D. Mapping locations

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2. Nigeria’s digital preservation efforts face challenges such as ________.

A. Poor electricity and infrastructure

B. Too many experts

C. Excess funding

D. Too much data

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3. AntConc is mainly used for ________.

A. Text and corpus analysis

B. Programming games

C. Graphic design

D. Video editing

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4. Digital Humanities is described as ________ in nature.

A. Technical

B. Mechanical

C. Scientific

D. Interdisciplinary

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5. Digital art includes all EXCEPT ________.

A. Animations

B. Digital graphics

C. Oil painting only

D. Cartoons

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6. Digital archives are important because they ________.

A. Preserve cultural and historical materials

B. Replace physical libraries completely

C. Reduce access to information

D. Eliminate research

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7. Corpus Linguistics focuses on ________.

A. Graphic illustration

B. Word patterns and usage

C. Sound engineering

D. Theatre performance

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8. One ethical concern in Digital Humanities research is ________.

A. Programming languages

B. Copyright and privacy issues

C. Data visualization

D. Internet access

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9. Virtual Reality (VR) provides ________.

A. Immersive digital environments

B. Text-only experience

C. Printed images

D. Audio files only

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10. Digital Humanities helps students become ________.

A. Dependent on machines

B. Digitally illiterate

C. Less creative

D. Creative and analytical

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11. Collaboration in DH involves scholars from ________.

A. Only sciences

B. Only computing

C. Multiple disciplines

D. Only arts

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12. Index Thomisticus contained approximately ________ words.

A. 20 million

B. 1 million

C. 11 million

D. 5 million

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13. Which of the following best describes “born-digital” materials?

A. Printed newspapers

B. Handwritten manuscripts

C. Materials originally created in digital form

D. Old books scanned into PDFs

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14. Hyperreality refers to ________.

A. Old traditions

B. Images replacing reality

C. Reality without images

D. Natural environments

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15. In one sentence, Digital Humanities aims to ________.

A. Promote science alone

B. End traditional education

C. Replace humanities

D. Use technology to understand human culture better

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16. An alternative name for Digital Humanities is ________.

A. Media Studies

B. Humanities Computing

C. Cultural Computing

D. Digital Arts

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17. A corpus is best described as ________.

A. A database of numbers

B. A computer virus

C. A digital image

D. A structured collection of texts

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18. A digital museum allows users to ________.

A. Print documents

B. Buy artefacts

C. Explore history online

D. Destroy archives

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19. Which of the following is an example of digitisation?

A. Scanning old newspapers

B. Acting in a play

C. Oral interviews only

D. Writing a novel

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20. Geospatial analysis involves the study of ________.

A. Location-based data

B. Human emotions

C. Language sounds

D. Computer memory

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21. Computational stylistics studies ________.

A. Writing style and authorship

B. Database management

C. Computer speed

D. Internet security

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22. 3D modeling is used to ________

A. Create virtual versions of objects

B. Write books

C. Edit videos

D. Translate languages

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23. Digital Humanities is best defined as the combination of ________.

A. Art and commerce

B. Language and mathematics

C. Science and engineering

D. Humanities and technology

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24. The “Computational Turn” refers to ________.

A. The decline of humanities

B. The impact of computing on human activities

C. The invention of computers

D. Computers replacing humans

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25. Which of the following is a type of linguistic data?

A. Music beats

B. Paintings

C. Tweets and blogs

D. Sculptures

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26. Digitizing history helps to ________.

A. Reduce access

B. Destroy artefacts

C. Preserve fragile materials

D. Increase damage

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27. Digital storytelling platforms include ________.

A. Newspapers only

B. Classrooms

C. Netflix and YouTube

D. Libraries

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28. DH supports entrepreneurship by ________.

A. Focusing on theory only

B. Avoiding technology

C. Limiting opportunities

D. Using new media and digital tools

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29. The term “Computational Turn” was introduced by ________.

A. Kirschenbaum

B. Betik

C. Berry

D. Unsworth

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30. Jean Baudrillard is associated with the theory of ________.

A. Hyperreality

B. Functionalism

C. Structuralism

D. Realism

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31. Metadata in Digital Humanities refers to ________.

A. Data about data

B. Internet speed

C. Software tools

D. Raw data

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32. Natural Language Processing (NLP) helps computers to ________.

A. Create animations

B. Understand human language

C. Design websites

D. Build hardware

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33. Who worked with IBM to create Index Thomisticus?

A. Roberto Busa

B. Josephine Miles

C. Jean Baudrillard

D. Roy Wesley

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34. One major challenge of VR is ________.

A. High cost and technical skills

B. Lack of interest

C. Too much accessibility

D. Simplicity

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35. Social media data is useful in Digital Humanities for studying ________.

A. Hardware performance

B. Computer viruses

C. Human behavior and communication

D. Network cables

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36. Which tool can be used for data visualization?

A. Notepad

B. Microsoft Word

C. Tableau

D. WhatsApp

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37. Digital Scholarship involves ________.

A. Only classroom teaching

B. Manual data analysis

C. Digital tools for research and publishing

D. Traditional libraries only

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38. Digital Humanities encourages ________.

A. Individual competition

B. Isolation of scholars

C. Manual research only

D. Collaboration across disciplines

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39. Digital Pedagogy refers to ________.

A. Teaching without technology

B. Teaching arts only

C. Teaching and learning using digital tools

D. Self-study only

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40. Digital curation focuses on ________.

A. Destroying old data

B. Managing and preserving digital materials

C. Selling digital products

D. Online chatting

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