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Food Preference Data Quiz

Assess understanding of the provided food-choice dataset and its implications.

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Huy Pham Dinh
Huy Pham Dinh
Published September 5, 2026

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Question 1: What type of data is represented by entries like 'Pancakes' and 'Eggs' in the file?

Continuous numeric

Categorical nominal

Time series

Ordinal ranked

Question 2: Which analysis approach is most appropriate to compare popularity of options like 'Burger' vs 'Pizza'?

Linear regression

Frequency count and proportion

Survival analysis

Principal component analysis

Question 3: Given the spreadsheet lists one choice per row per question, what data structure best stores each question's responses for analysis?

Binary image files

Multiple separate XLS files

Encrypted blobs

Tall table with response column

Question 4: If you wanted to visualize distribution of responses for 'Pick a snack' (Popcorn vs Fries), which plot is most appropriate?

Scatter plot

Box-and-whisker plot

Bar chart of counts

Heatmap of time

Question 5: What is a reasonable reason to avoid treating options across different questions (e.g., Pizza topping vs Breakfast drink) as the same variable?

To increase file size

To ensure anonymity

Because they have numbers

They measure different concepts

Question 6: Which question type best describes entries like 'Pick a dessert! Cake or Cookies' in terms of survey design?

Open-ended question

Likert scale

Forced-choice binary question

Ranking question

Question 7: If some rows are missing responses for 'Choose a drink', what's the best first step?

Encrypt the column

Immediately drop all rows

Quantify missingness and pattern

Replace with zeros

Question 8: Which approach would best compare overall preferences across all ten questions in the file?

Aggregate counts per option by question

Compute respondent BMI

Train a convolutional net

Perform FFT