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1. Which of the following is an example of “chunking”?
Answer Provided: ?Breaking longer text into smaller parts

Correct Answer: Breaking longer text into smaller parts

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2. What is “flicker”?
Answer Provided: ?When the contents of a variation visibily change during loading because your testing tool is overriding existing code

Correct Answer: When the contents of a variation visibily change during loading because your testing tool is overriding existing code

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3. Which of the following characterizes Value Propositions and Unique Selling Propositions?
Answer Provided: ?It is that very reason which motivates a buyer to purchase that product

Correct Answer: It is that very reason which motivates a buyer to purchase that product

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4. Heatmaps are what form of data?
Answer Provided: ?Quantitative and Qualitative

Correct Answer: Quantitative and Qualitative

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5. Which of the following is a reason to document experiments?
Answer Provided: ?All the answers are correct

Correct Answer: All the answers are correct

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6. Which of the following describes a “Holdout Group”?
Answer Provided: ?A control group that does not get exposed to a treatment/variation

Correct Answer: A control group that does not get exposed to a treatment/variation

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7. The “C” in “VOC” stands for which of the following?
Answer Provided: ?Customer

Correct Answer: Customer

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8. Select the option which BEST completes the following sentence, “Great Experiments ______”:
Answer Provided: ?Answer business questions

Correct Answer: Answer business questions

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9. What is NOT a sign of a healthy Experimentation Culture?
Answer Provided: ?Experiment results do not alter any plans

Correct Answer: Experiment results do not alter any plans

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10. What of the following is NOT true about a Unique Selling (or Value) Proposition?
Answer Provided: ?Customers know what it is before landing on your property

Correct Answer: Customers know what it is before landing on your property

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11. What is “bias”?
Answer Provided: ?It is a systemic preference towards something

Correct Answer: It is a systemic preference towards something

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12. What should you do before you run an experiment?
Answer Provided: ?All answers are correct

Correct Answer: All answers are correct

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13. Which BEST describes a CTA / call to action?
Answer Provided: ?A prompt telling the user to take an action

Correct Answer: A prompt telling the user to take an action

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14. Which of the following BEST describes “statistical significance”?
Answer Provided: ?The probability the result observed was not due to random chance

Correct Answer: The probability the result observed was not due to random chance

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15. Which generally happens when testing many variants running at once?
Answer Provided: ?The power of your experiment decreases drastically

Correct Answer: The power of your experiment decreases drastically

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16. Which of the following is not one of Cialdini’s 6 Principles of Persuasion?
Answer Provided: ?Humour

Correct Answer: Humour

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17. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of test iteration?
Answer Provided: ?With luck, you can reuse some assets – saving you time

Correct Answer: Increased statistical power

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18. What does “ARPU” stand for?
Answer Provided: ?Average Revenue Per User

Correct Answer: Average Revenue Per User

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19. Which of the following sources of data has the least amount of bias?
Answer Provided: ?Meta-analyses

Correct Answer: Meta-analyses

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20. When writing copy, what is your #1 priority?
Answer Provided: ?Writing for clarity, not cleverness

Correct Answer: Writing for clarity, not cleverness

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21. Which is a benefit of testing extreme changes?
Answer Provided: ?The results are easier to calculate

Correct Answer: Generating stronger signals to measure

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22. If your p-value is 0.05 then which of the following is TRUE?
Answer Provided: ?You have statistical significance

Correct Answer: There is a 5% probability that one would detect this result if there was no difference between variants

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23. In A/B testing, a “control” is generally which of the following?
Answer Provided: ?The version where no changes have been made

Correct Answer: The version where no changes have been made

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24. “AIDA” stands for which of the following?
Answer Provided: ?Attention, Interest, Desire, Action

Correct Answer: Attention, Interest, Desire, Action

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25. What is Peeking?
Answer Provided: ?Looking at test results before the test is complete with the intention of ending the test.

Correct Answer: Looking at test results before the test is complete with the intention of ending the test.

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26. What is a false negative?
Answer Provided: ?It is when you don't detect an effect when one exists

Correct Answer: It is when you don’t detect an effect when one exists

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27. What does “MVT” stand for?
Answer Provided: ?Multivariate Test

Correct Answer: Multivariate Test

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28. Which is NOT a factor in calculating sample size (in Frequentist statistics)?
Answer Provided: ?Time

Correct Answer: Time

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29. What should you do if you want to experiment on a website with little traffic?
Answer Provided: ?Test high-impact changes

Correct Answer: Test high-impact changes

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30. Which of the following is true about p-values?
Answer Provided: ?The p-value is the probability of obtaining a result equal to or more extreme than what was observed, assuming that the Null hypothesis is true.

Correct Answer: The p-value is the probability of obtaining a result equal to or more extreme than what was observed, assuming that the Null hypothesis is true.

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