Advanced Indexing Techniques in MongoDB Quiz

Advanced Indexing Techniques in MongoDB

This quiz explores Advanced Indexing Techniques in MongoDB, focusing on optimizing query performance and data retrieval through specialized index types. You'll encounter questions on compound, multikey, TTL, and wildcard indexes, as well as best practices for index creation and usage. Good luck!

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What is the advantage of a covered query in MongoDB?

It uses geospatial indexing for accuracy

It only returns documents with indexed fields

It retrieves data without scanning the entire document, using only the index

It requires no indexes

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When using a compound index, which order of fields should be chosen for indexing to optimize performance?

Fields with the highest cardinality should come last

Random order does not impact performance

Fields that are least queried should be first

The fields used in the most frequent queries should come first

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MongoDB supports the creation of indexes on embedded document fields, allowing efficient queries on deeply nested data. True or False?

True

False

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Multikey indexes in MongoDB support arrays of documents with nested arrays. True or False?

True

False

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TTL (Time-to-Live) indexes automatically delete documents from a collection after a specified amount of time. True or False?

True

False

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A unique index in MongoDB can prevent duplicate values in a specified field across documents in a collection. True or False?

True

False

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How does MongoDB handle a query with multiple fields when only one field has a single-field index?

MongoDB will automatically create an index on all fields

MongoDB cannot execute the query

The query will scan the entire collection

MongoDB will use the indexed field to filter results and scan the remaining results

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Which index type is optimized specifically for spatial data, allowing queries for location-based data such as longitude and latitude?

2dsphere Index

Wildcard Index

Hash Index

2d Index

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Which of the following is NOT recommended when creating indexes for high-performance queries in MongoDB?

Using compound indexes for complex queries

Creating single-field indexes for frequently queried fields

Creating indexes on frequently updated fields

Using multikey indexes for arrays

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In MongoDB, a hashed index is ideal for:

Queries on unique values in a single field

Full-text search

Geospatial data storage

Range queries on numeric fields

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If a compound index is created on fields name and age, which of the following queries will use this index effectively?

Querying by name only

Querying by both name and age together

Querying by age only

Both A and B

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Which index type is optimized for queries that involve fields with a high cardinality of unique values?

Sparse Index

Hash Index

Unique Index

Wildcard Index

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Which of the following is an important consideration when using TTL (Time-to-Live) indexes in MongoDB?

TTL indexes prevent data from being deleted

TTL indexes require a compound index

TTL indexes are applied to all indexes automatically

TTL indexes only support Date fields for expiration

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An index build in MongoDB can be either foreground or background, where background indexing allows read and write operations during the build. True or False?

True

False

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What is the default sort order for a compound index in MongoDB if no order is specified?

Fields are ordered randomly

Ascending for all fields

Alphabetically sorted based on field names

Descending for all fields

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Which type of index should be avoided for fields with low cardinality (i.e., few distinct values) to prevent performance issues?

Single-field Index

Multikey Index

Text Index

Unique Index

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Which of the following indexes is best suited for handling text search queries in MongoDB?

Hash Index

Compound Index

Text Index

Geospatial Index

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In MongoDB, what is the primary benefit of a sparse index?

It optimizes text search across fields

It uses less disk space by indexing only non-null values

It is faster than compound indexes

It creates indexes on all fields dynamically

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Creating an index on a frequently updated field can lead to increased maintenance costs and slower write operations. True or False?

True

False

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Which type of index would be most appropriate for an array field in MongoDB where each element of the array needs to be indexed individually?

Multikey Index

Sparse Index

Text Index

Compound Index

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Mastering advanced indexing techniques in MongoDB helps users optimize queries for speed and efficiency, improving application performance and resource utilization. It is crucial for working with large datasets, complex queries, and distributed environments.

This quiz is designed for advanced MongoDB users, database administrators, developers, and system architects. This quiz aims to help those looking to deepen their understanding of MongoDB’s indexing strategies and optimize database performance, particularly in complex or large-scale applications.

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