Google Data Analytics Professional Certification Practice Test

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Which of the following describes an unfair question?

  1. A question that prompts critical thinking

  2. A question that necessitates factual answers

  3. A question that assumes knowledge and is hard to answer honestly

  4. A straightforward and clear question

The correct answer is: A question that assumes knowledge and is hard to answer honestly

The choice indicating that a question assumes knowledge and is hard to answer honestly describes an unfair question effectively. This is because such questions can create a barrier for individuals who may not have the background or knowledge that the question presupposes. When a question is built on assumptions that not all participants can meet, it inherently disadvantages certain respondents, making it difficult for them to provide an answer that captures their true understanding or knowledge of the subject. For example, if a question expects familiarity with specialized terminology or concepts not commonly known, individuals who lack that knowledge may feel compelled to guess or provide an inaccurate answer, skewing the data and potentially leading to misinterpretation of the responses. Thus, the unfairness arises from the failure to create an equitable environment for all respondents, where they can answer based on their actual knowledge and experience. Other options, such as questions that prompt critical thinking, necessitate factual answers, or are straightforward and clear, do not present the same issue of unfairness since they do not impose unreasonable expectations on the knowledge or capabilities of the respondents. These questions encourage engagement and participation rather than create barriers to understanding.