ACEDS TEST EXAMINATION COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR JUST RELEASED

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EXAMINATION COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS

LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR JUST RELEASED


Question 1: the most persistent type of data storage is:
A. floppy disks
B. temporary internet files
C. USB flash drives
D. hard drives
Answer:

D. hard drives unless it is an external hard drive, a hard drive is built into a device
and is not easily removed.



Question 2: All of the following are challenges of processing data
EXCEPT
A. necessitates validation
B. often requires special software for review
C. reduced upfront expenses
D. requires additional time before review
Answer:

reduced upfront expenses document review platform is generally more efficient
way to review documents, there are up-front processing costs associated which
will be incurred in order to prepare the data for loading to the platform. these
up-front costs can often become a hurdle as clients struggle to understand the
necessity and the costs can vary greatly depending upon the amount of data,
service provider and/or processing tools selected

,Question 3: some file types are better suited for native delivery.
which of the following file types is the LEAST likely to be delivered
natively?
A. outlook files
B. text files
C. databases
D. spreadsheets
Answer:

A. outlook files



Question 4: All of the following are types of searches EXCEPT?
A. chronological
B. proximity
C. boolean
D. basic keyword
Answer:

A. chronological



Question 5: Data processing offers all of the following capabilities
EXCEPT?
A. De-NISTing
B. filtering by date
C. filtering by privilege
D. de-duplication
Answer:

C. filtering by privilege

,Question 6: Which of the following is true about data extraction?
A. is typically done after the budget is calculated
B. more expensive than data processing
C. will reflect the true data size for the project
D. usually results in some data loss
Answer:
C. will reflect the true data size for the project due to the prevalence of
compressed file types in most business environments, PSTs, ZIP and RAR files,
these files must first be extracted or uncompressed in order to determine the true
size of data at hand



Question 7: After culling, most workflows call for an initial sample
from the collection. This sample is used for?
A. to code the rest of the documents
B. to teach the system
C. to estimate the yield
D. to refine the prediction scores
Answer:

C. to estimate the yield in many workflows, the purpose of the initial sample is not
to teach the system but rather to estimate the prevalence of responsive
documents in the collection



Question 8: Which of the following would be the most appropriate
cases to use predictive coding?
A. cases with low document volumes
B. cases with documents that are not text based
C. cases with clear issues or definitions
D. cases with documents in multiple languages

, Answer:

C. cases with clear issues or definitions the most appropriate cases for predictive
coding including cases with large volumes, significant numbers of custodians,
cases with clear issues or definitions for relevance and cases with very tight
timeframes.



Question 9: The following can all be considered benefits of
predictive coding EXCEPT?
A. confidentiality
B. replicability
C. transparency
D. infallibility
Answer:

D. infallibility there is no way to get perfect results with a large volume of
documents. studies have shown predictive coding can be more accurate than
traditional review but it is not infallible.



Question 10: Which of the following is a benefit of predictive
coding?
A. predictive coding can be more accurate than linear review
B. predictive coding eliminates the need for culling before the review
begins
C. predictive coding eliminates the need for expert human reviewers.
D. predictive coding is today considered more defensible by courts
than linear review
Answer: