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NLP Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Answers

Master Natural Language Processing (NLP) with Practice MCQs. Explore our curated collection of Multiple Choice Questions. Ideal for placement and interview preparation, our questions range from basic to advanced, ensuring comprehensive coverage of NLP. Begin your placement preparation journey now!

Q91

Q91 A machine translation system generates grammatically incorrect sentences. What is the likely issue?

A

Lack of linguistic features

B

Insufficient training

C

Poor tokenization

D

Low vocabulary coverage

Q92

Q92 What is the primary purpose of text classification in NLP?

A

To generate embeddings

B

To classify text into categories

C

To tokenize sentences

D

To remove stopwords

Q93

Q93 Which method is commonly used for vectorizing text in traditional NLP pipelines?

A

Bag-of-Words

B

Transformers

C

Word2Vec

D

RNNs

Q94

Q94 What is the main limitation of TF-IDF vectorization?

A

Ignores word frequency

B

Ignores word context

C

Overfits data

D

Requires embeddings

Q95

Q95 Which algorithm is commonly used for binary text classification tasks?

A

K-Means

B

Naive Bayes

C

Apriori

D

Decision Trees

Q96

Q96 Which vectorization method captures both word order and context in text classification?

A

TF-IDF

B

Bag-of-Words

C

Word Embeddings

D

Transformer-based embeddings

Q97

Q97 Which library in Python provides tools for creating TF-IDF vectors?

A

nltk

B

scikit-learn

C

spaCy

D

TextBlob

Q98

Q98 How can you preprocess text for vectorization using nltk?

A

Tokenize and lowercase

B

Skip tokenization

C

Generate embeddings

D

Apply TF-IDF directly

Q99

Q99 How do you implement a classification pipeline using scikit-learn?

A

Build and train models separately

B

Use Pipeline to combine steps

C

Skip preprocessing

D

Train without vectorization

Q100

Q100 A classifier performs poorly due to irrelevant features in vectorization. What should you do?

A

Increase vocabulary size

B

Apply stopword removal

C

Reduce dataset size

D

Skip preprocessing

Q101

Q101 A model overfits during text classification. What can you adjust?

A

Reduce embedding size

B

Apply regularization

C

Skip vectorization

D

Use smaller datasets

Q102

Q102 A classifier struggles to differentiate between similar classes. What approach can improve this?

A

Use embeddings with context

B

Reduce feature set

C

Use simpler models

D

Increase batch size

Q103

Q103 What is the primary purpose of sequence-to-sequence models in NLP?

A

Classification

B

Sequence prediction

C

Tokenization

D

Entity recognition

Q104

Q104 Which component of a sequence-to-sequence model generates the output sequence?

A

Decoder

B

Encoder

C

Embedding

D

Attention

Q105

Q105 How does the attention mechanism improve sequence-to-sequence models?

A

Reduces training time

B

Focuses on relevant parts of the input

C

Ignores long inputs

D

Speeds up decoding

Q106

Q106 Which type of sequence-to-sequence model architecture is most effective for long sequences?

A

RNN-based

B

CNN-based

C

Transformer-based

D

Naive Bayes

Q107

Q107 What is the role of positional encoding in transformer-based sequence-to-sequence models?

A

Adds semantic meaning

B

Represents token relationships

C

Preserves word order

D

Tokenizes text

Q108

Q108 Which library provides pre-trained sequence-to-sequence models like BART and T5?

A

nltk

B

Hugging Face

C

TextBlob

D

spaCy

Q109

Q109 How do you fine-tune a pre-trained sequence-to-sequence model using transformers?

A

Load a pre-trained model

B

Train with a custom tokenizer

C

Use a labeled sequence dataset

D

All of the above

Q110

Q110 Which parameter in transformers controls the length of output sequences during generation?

A

max_length

B

min_length

C

output_size

D

length_penalty

Q111

Q111 A sequence-to-sequence model generates incomplete outputs. What could improve this?

A

Increase max_length

B

Use smaller datasets

C

Reduce attention heads

D

Skip fine-tuning

Q112

Q112 A sequence-to-sequence model produces irrelevant output for longer inputs. What should you adjust?

A

Use attention mechanisms

B

Increase training epochs

C

Reduce vocabulary size

D

Ignore longer sequences

Q113

Q113 What is the main advantage of transformer models over RNNs?

A

Parallel processing

B

Handles fixed-length inputs

C

Simpler architecture

D

Lower computational cost

Q114

Q114 What is the role of self-attention in transformer models?

A

Preserves word order

B

Focuses on relevant words

C

Simplifies embeddings

D

Improves tokenization

Q115

Q115 Which component of a transformer model ensures information flow across layers?

A

Feed-forward layers

B

Normalization layers

C

Positional encoding

D

Residual connections

Q116

Q116 How does BERT differ from traditional transformer models?

A

It uses bi-directional context

B

It processes data sequentially

C

It ignores masked tokens

D

It requires no pre-training

Q117

Q117 Which library in Python provides pre-trained BERT models?

A

nltk

B

Hugging Face

C

TextBlob

D

spaCy

Q118

Q118 How do you fine-tune BERT for a text classification task?

A

Train from scratch

B

Use AutoModelForSequenceClassification

C

Apply Bag-of-Words

D

Use RNNs

Q119

Q119 A BERT model performs poorly on domain-specific tasks. What should you do?

A

Use a smaller model

B

Train with more epochs

C

Fine-tune on domain-specific data

D

Reduce vocabulary size

Q120

Q120 A transformer model fails to generate coherent long texts. What should you adjust?

A

Add positional encoding

B

Reduce context length

C

Train on short sentences

D

Use static embeddings

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