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Mid Semantic Web With Answers

The document consists of a series of questions related to the Semantic Web, focusing on its goals, limitations, and components such as metadata and linked data. It includes multiple-choice questions about RDF formats, the purpose of linked data triples, and the representation of predicates in triples. Additionally, it provides RDF data to generate a visual graph illustrating relationships between entities.

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Mid Semantic Web With Answers

The document consists of a series of questions related to the Semantic Web, focusing on its goals, limitations, and components such as metadata and linked data. It includes multiple-choice questions about RDF formats, the purpose of linked data triples, and the representation of predicates in triples. Additionally, it provides RDF data to generate a visual graph illustrating relationships between entities.

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Questions * 1. What is the primary goal of the Semantic Web? . A. To increase internet speed B. To make data machine-readable and machine-understandable C. To replace the traditional web D. To improve website design ¢ 2. Which of the following is a limitation of the current web? A. Data is machine-readable B. Data is designed for humans to read C. Data is interconnected D. Data is stored in databases Questions * 3. What is the purpose of metadata in the Semantic Web? — A. To provide context and meaning to data B. To store large amounts of data C. To improve website speed D. To replace databases * 4.A language for defining and sharing ontologies. A. SPARQL B. RDF C. URI D. OWL Questions ¢ 5. What is the primary purpose of linked data triples in the context of knowledge graphs? A. To store only textual data B. To connect entities to other entities C. To organize information in a table format D. To categorize data into numerical values * 6. It allows for more complex relationships and reasoning. A. SPARQL B. RDF C. URI D. OWL Questions * 7. In linked data, what does the predicate represent in a triple? A. The context in which the subject exists B. The object of the sentence C. The relationship between the subject and object D. none of the above * 8. Which of the following is NOT one of the commonly used formats for storing RDF data? A. .nt B. tl C. .csv D. .rdf Questions * 9. Which of the following RDF formats is best suited for representing data in a human-readable, text based format? A. .json . nt ttl . df ° 10. What does the URI "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#" represent? A. A method for serializing RDF data into XML B. Anamespace for XML Schema data types C. A standard for creating RDF triples D.A link to download XML Schema documents vow Generate a visual RDF graph based on the next RDF data @prefix ex: . # Individuals ex:John ex:hasAge "25"44xsd:int ; ex:hasName "John Doe"*“xsd:string ; ex:hasFriend ex:Alice ; ex:residesAt ex:NewYorkCity . ex:Alice ex:hasAge "30"’xsd:int ; ex:hasFriend ex:John ; ex:residesAt ex:LosAngeles . ex:NewYorkCity ex:hasCountry "USA"*xsd:string ; ex:hasPopulation "8419600"*xsd:int . ex:LosAngeles ex:hasCountry "USA"*“xsd:string ; ex:hasPopulation "3980400"*xsd:int . Generate a visual RDF graph based on [. the next RDF data Ey ‘exhasAge x] Datatyper xed:int 30 John Doe Datatype:xsd-etrng] exchasAge 9) Datatype: lint ae 3980400 exAlicg ——eutoidonks Datatype: xediint 4 —————— y 4 reNewtoricity Datatype: xedistring exchasPopulation BA19600 Datatype: xsd:int N fox: ht ple.org/ xsd: http:/wow.w3.0rg/2001/XMLSchemat

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