Q1
Q1 What is the primary purpose of Robotic Process Automation (RPA)?
To replace human decision-making in organizations.
To automate repetitive, rule-based tasks in business processes.
To develop artificial intelligence-based robots.
To enhance data storage in cloud computing.
Q2
Q2 Which of the following best describes RPA?
A physical robot that performs human tasks.
A software technology that automates repetitive tasks.
A new programming language.
A method for database management.
Q3
Q3 What type of tasks is RPA best suited for?
Complex decision-making tasks
Repetitive and rule-based tasks
Creative problem-solving
Physical labor-intensive tasks
Q4
Q4 Which of the following is a key benefit of RPA?
Increased manual workload
Higher error rates
Reduction in repetitive tasks
Requires extensive coding knowledge
Q5
Q5 How does RPA differ from traditional automation?
RPA requires extensive coding.
RPA automates rule-based tasks without changing existing systems.
RPA only works on cloud environments.
RPA is primarily used for hardware automation.
Q6
Q6 What is the role of a software robot in RPA?
Mimic human interactions with digital systems
Physically replace employees
Modify system architecture
Eliminate all manual work
Q7
Q7 Which of the following is NOT a core component of RPA?
Process automation
Machine learning
Bot orchestration
User interface automation
Q8
Q8 Which of the following RPA tools is widely used for automating business processes?
Selenium
UiPath
TensorFlow
Kubernetes
Q9
Q9 An RPA bot is failing to interact with a web application due to frequent UI changes. What is the most effective solution?
Use hardcoded element selectors.
Rely on image-based automation only.
Implement dynamic selectors or anchor-based UI elements.
Stop using RPA for web automation.
Q10
Q10 Which of the following is NOT an RPA tool?
UiPath
Blue Prism
Automation Anywhere
TensorFlow
Q11
Q11 What is a key feature of UiPath?
AI-based predictions
Drag-and-drop workflow design
Cloud-only deployment
Manual data entry requirement
Q12
Q12 Which RPA tool is known for its strong security and auditability features?
UiPath
Blue Prism
Automation Anywhere
None of the above
Q13
Q13 What is the primary purpose of an RPA tool?
Automate rule-based, repetitive tasks
Replace all human employees
Modify existing enterprise software
Enhance cybersecurity measures
Q14
Q14 Which of the following best describes the architecture of RPA tools?
They require changes in enterprise software
They interact with applications at the UI level
They replace existing IT systems
They do not require integration with existing systems
Q15
Q15 How does Automation Anywhere differentiate itself from other RPA tools?
It is a completely free tool
It uses a bot-based automation model
It does not require a user interface
It is not scalable for enterprise use
Q16
Q16 Which RPA tool provides a cloud-native, web-based automation development environment?
UiPath
Blue Prism
Automation Anywhere
All of the above
Q17
Q17 Which of the following scripting languages is commonly used in UiPath?
Java
Python
VB.NET
C++
Q18
Q18 A bot developed in Blue Prism is failing to start due to missing runtime resources. What should be checked first?
The bot's coding errors
The availability of runtime resources
The UiPath orchestrator settings
The bot’s AI learning model
Q19
Q19 What is the main advantage of using workflow automation in RPA?
Reduces human errors and speeds up processes
Eliminates the need for IT infrastructure
Requires manual intervention at every step
Only works with structured data
Q20
Q20 Which component in an RPA workflow is responsible for defining automation logic?
Triggers
Variables
Activities
Logs
Q21
Q21 Which of the following is a key consideration when designing an RPA workflow?
Hardcoding values for stability
Ensuring the bot can handle exceptions
Ignoring process dependencies
Focusing only on UI elements
Q22
Q22 In an RPA workflow, what is the purpose of a trigger?
To start an automation process based on an event
To store temporary data for execution
To handle errors during execution
To analyze bot performance
Q23
Q23 Which of the following improves the scalability of an RPA workflow?
Using hardcoded data
Minimizing exception handling
Implementing modular design
Avoiding logs to reduce memory usage
Q24
Q24 Why is a state machine workflow used in RPA?
To ensure sequential execution
To handle multiple transitions between states
To avoid decision-making logic
To create non-interruptible workflows
Q25
Q25 In UiPath, which activity is used to create a decision-making step in a workflow?
Assign Activity
If Activity
Write Line Activity
Open Browser Activity
Q26
Q26 What is the purpose of using a Try-Catch block in an RPA workflow?
To repeat an automation step
To handle and manage exceptions
To log process variables
To define bot triggers
Q27
Q27 In Blue Prism, which data item type is used to store collections of related values?
Number
Text
Collection
Boolean
Q28
Q28 A workflow execution in Automation Anywhere stops unexpectedly. What is the first troubleshooting step?
Restart the bot
Check logs for error messages
Delete the bot and recreate it
Ignore the issue and rerun the workflow
Q29
Q29 An RPA bot is failing intermittently due to network connectivity issues. What is the best approach to handle this?
Restart the bot every time it fails
Implement retry mechanisms
Ignore network issues
Only run the bot during non-peak hours
Q30
Q30 What is the best method to optimize the execution speed of an RPA bot processing large amounts of data?
Run the bot on multiple virtual machines
Increase the bot's processing priority
Use parallel processing and queue-based automation
Manually split the data for processing
