Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing
  • 1. What is Computational Linguistics?
A) A subfield of biology that analyzes genetic coding in organisms.
B) A field that combines linguistics and computer science to understand and model natural language.
C) The study of how to program computers to understand human language.
D) The process of translating languages using computational algorithms.
  • 2. What is the main challenge in processing human language computationally?
A) Data volume.
B) Syntax errors.
C) Redundancy.
D) Ambiguity.
  • 3. Which type of machine learning is commonly used in NLP?
A) Support vector machines.
B) Genetic algorithms.
C) Decision trees.
D) Deep learning.
  • 4. What does POS tagging stand for in NLP?
A) Personalized output selection.
B) Part-of-speech tagging.
C) Project object storage.
D) Position-orientation system.
  • 5. Book reviews classification is an example of what NLP task?
A) Machine translation.
B) Text classification.
C) Syntactic analysis.
D) Sentiment analysis.
  • 6. Which of the following is an unsupervised learning technique used in NLP?
A) Support vector machines.
B) Neural networks.
C) Decision trees.
D) Clustering.
  • 7. What is the purpose of machine translation in NLP?
A) To summarize text.
B) To generate new text based on existing content.
C) To automatically translate text from one language to another.
D) To analyze the sentiment of a text.
  • 8. Which type of algorithm is commonly used for named entity recognition?
A) Support vector machines.
B) Genetic algorithms.
C) Neural networks.
D) Conditional random fields (CRFs).
  • 9. What is the main objective of information extraction in NLP?
A) To perform machine translation.
B) To summarize a text document.
C) To automatically extract structured information from unstructured text.
D) To classify sentences into categories.
  • 10. Which programming language is commonly used for implementing NLP algorithms?
A) JavaScript.
B) Java.
C) Python.
D) C++.
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