NLP Sample Exam PDF
NLP Sample Exam PDF
Part1: MCQ
1. Language analysis can be decomposable into:
a. Syntax, Syntactic and Pragmatic,
b. Syntax, Semantic and Pragmatic,
c. Morphotactic, Semantic and Pragmatic,
d. Syntactic, Symbolic and Pragmatic.
2. Parsers for natural languages differ from parsers for computer languages in:
a. the sufficiency of coverage of the grammar,
b. ambiguity and complexity
c. ambiguity and dependencies,
d. ambiguity and independencies,
3. Language identification is a challenge for NLP Lexical Analysis Phase:
a. True,
b. False,
4. Morphemes are:
a. Stem and Affixes,
b. Stem and Prefixes,
c. Stem and Suffixes,
d. None of the Above.
5. Which one is part from the NLP Text processing Phase:
a. Word Segmentation,
b. Identifying Sentences boundaries,
c. Normalization
d. All of the above
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Part1: MCQ
1. Text preprocessing can be divided into two stages:
a. Document triage and language identification
b. Text segmentation & Sentence segmentation
c. Document triage and tokenization
d. Document Triage and sentence segmentation
2. Morphological Analysis:
a. Does discourse analysis
b. Separate words into individual morphemes and identify the class of the morphemes
c. Is an extension of propositional logic
d. None of the above
3. Programing languages contain inherent ambiguities:
a. True,
b. False,
4. Which is the correct order for preprocessing in Natural Language Processing?
a. tokenization->stemming->lemmatization
b. lemmatization->tokenization->stemming
c. stemming->tokenization->lemmatization
d. None of the above
5. Tokenizing is:
a. splitting up text by word or by sentence,
b. allows you to identify words that come up particularly often.
c. your first step in turning unstructured data into structured data,
d. All of the above
Part2: FST
6. Draw the Finite State Transducer (FST) (one graph) for the following set of words
[glass, glasses, plays, played]
7. Apply the parsing algorithm CKY on this sentence “the little boy plays football”, using
these GFC rules:
S -> NP VP
NP -> Det NBar
NBar -> Adj Noun
NBar -> Noun
VP -> Verb NP
VP -> Verb
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Apply the parsing algorithm CKY on this sentence “the brave wins the war”, using
these GFC rules:
S -> NP VP
S ->Aux NP VP
S -> VP
NP -> Det NBar
NBar -> Adj Noun
NBar -> Noun
VP -> Verb NP
VP -> Verb
Apply the parsing algorithm CKY on this sentence “the student watches a video”, using
these GFC rules:
S -> NP VP
S ->Aux NP VP
S -> VP
NP -> Det NBar
NBar -> Adj Noun
NBar -> Noun
VP -> Verb NP
VP -> Verb
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