Q121
Q121 A NoSQL database fails to store an XML document. What could be the cause?
The XML document is too short
The NoSQL database does not support hierarchical data
The XML is not converted to JSON or BSON
XML is not encrypted
Q122
Q122 What is the primary purpose of XML Encryption?
To store XML securely
To transform XML into binary format
To ensure confidentiality of XML data
To prevent XML parsing errors
Q123
Q123 Which XML standard is used for digitally signing XML documents?
XML-Signature
XML-Encrypt
XML-Auth
XML-Cipher
Q124
Q124 How does XML Signature help in security?
It encrypts the XML document
It verifies the integrity and authenticity of XML data
It compresses the XML file
It transforms XML into JSON
Q125
Q125 What is the difference between XML Encryption and XML Signature?
XML Encryption protects confidentiality, XML Signature ensures integrity
Both provide authentication
XML Signature encrypts XML elements
XML Encryption provides access control
Q126
Q126 What is the correct XML structure for encrypted data using XML Encryption?
<EncryptedData><CipherData><CipherValue>...</CipherValue></CipherData></EncryptedData>
<EncryptedXML><SecureData>...</SecureData></EncryptedXML>
<CipherText><EncryptedContent>...</EncryptedContent></CipherText>
<SecurityData><EncryptedBlock>...</EncryptedBlock></SecurityData>
Q127
Q127 How is an XML Digital Signature applied?
By hashing the XML content and encrypting it with a private key
By converting XML to binary format
By adding an attribute to the XML root element
By compressing XML into an encoded format
Q128
Q128 A digitally signed XML document fails verification. What could be the cause?
The signature algorithm is outdated
The XML structure has been modified
The XML file is too large
The XML has extra white spaces
Q129
Q129 Why does an XML document fail to decrypt after encryption?
The encryption algorithm is not compatible
The XML file is too large
The XML tags are incorrect
The XML data is stored in an unsupported database
Q130
Q130 What is one way to improve XML processing performance?
Use JSON instead of XML
Minimize the use of attributes
Increase XML file size
Avoid closing tags
Q131
Q131 How does streaming XML processing (e.g., SAX) improve performance?
It loads the entire XML file into memory
It processes XML sequentially without loading the entire file
It compresses XML data
It stores XML in a database
Q132
Q132 Why is binary XML considered better for performance than text-based XML?
It reduces file size and parsing time
It makes XML files more readable
It converts XML into JSON
It increases the number of attributes
Q133
Q133 Which of the following XML parsing methods is most memory-efficient for large files?
DOM
SAX
XSLT
DTD
Q134
Q134 How can XSLT transformations be optimized for performance?
Use smaller XML files
Reduce template matching operations
Use JSON instead of XML
Remove all attributes
Q135
Q135 An XML document takes too long to process. What could be the cause?
Too many nested elements and attributes
The XML file is too small
The XML structure is invalid
The XML file uses JSON syntax
Q136
Q136 An XML query takes too long to execute in an SQL database. What is the likely cause?
The XML data is too small
The XML column lacks proper indexing
The XML is not well-formed
The XML uses too many namespaces
Q137
Q137 What is a common cause of XML parsing errors?
Missing closing tags
Using uppercase element names
Too many attributes
Excessive white spaces
Q138
Q138 What is a well-formed XML document?
It follows syntax rules and has a single root element
It is readable in all web browsers
It contains a DTD
It is stored in a database
Q139
Q139 How does a validating parser differ from a non-validating parser?
A validating parser checks against a schema or DTD
A validating parser only reads XML files
A validating parser ignores attributes
A validating parser does not support namespaces
Q140
Q140 What error will the following XML snippet produce?
<person><name>John</name><age>30</person>
No error
Mismatched tags
Invalid attribute
Invalid namespace
Q141
Q141 Why does the following XML document fail to parse?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><note><to>Tina</to><from>Sam<from></note>
The to element is invalid
The from element is not closed
The XML header is incorrect
The encoding is wrong
Q142
Q142 A browser fails to display an XML file. What could be the issue?
The XML has syntax errors
The browser does not support XML
The XML uses JSON syntax
The XML is too short
Q143
Q143 A database rejects an XML file due to an "Invalid Encoding" error. What is the likely cause?
The XML file is too large
The XML is using an unsupported encoding
The XML contains too many elements
The XML lacks attributes
Q144
Q144 How is XML commonly used in financial data exchange?
To store images
To structure and transmit transaction data
To replace SQL queries
To execute JavaScript
Q145
Q145 What advantage does XML provide in healthcare data exchange?
It ensures data integrity and standardization
It speeds up database transactions
It encrypts medical records
It prevents data duplication
Q146
Q146 How does XML benefit content management systems (CMS)?
It makes web pages load faster
It structures and stores content in a reusable format
It replaces CSS styles
It is used to design website layouts
Q147
Q147 How is XML used in e-commerce applications?
To store pricing rules
To execute JavaScript functions
To create animations
To send user credentials
Q148
Q148 Which XML standard is commonly used in configuration files?
RSS
XSLT
XSD
Spring XML
Q149
Q149 A news website's RSS feed is not updating. What is the likely cause?
The XML file is too small
The RSS XML structure is incorrect
The website does not support RSS
The XML is missing comments
Q150
Q150 An airline reservation system fails to parse an XML itinerary file. What could be the issue?
The XML file is encrypted
The XML data structure does not match the expected schema
The XML file is too large
The XML is missing a stylesheet
