AI-102 Implement knowledge mining and information extraction solutions — Timed 10 Questions

Question 1

You are building a knowledge mining solution to extract insights from a large set of PDF contracts. The solution must identify parties, dates, and monetary amounts. Which Azure AI service should you use as the primary extraction engine?

Accepted Answer

Azure AI Document Intelligence. Option C is correct because Document Intelligence (formerly Form Recognizer) is specialized in extracting structured fields from documents. Option A is wrong because Azure AI Search is for indexing and searching, not extraction. Option B is wrong because Azure OpenAI can extract entities but is not the most cost-effective for this specific scenario. Option D is wrong because AI Language is for text analytics but not optimized for document layout analysis.

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Azure AI Language (custom NER)

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Azure AI Search with integrated vectorization

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Azure OpenAI Service with GPT-4o

Question 2

Your team has built a knowledge mining pipeline using Azure AI Search and Document Intelligence. After ingestion, you notice that some documents are not appearing in search results. What is the most likely cause?

Accepted Answer

The indexer encountered errors and marked the documents as failed. Option B is correct because if the indexer fails, documents are not indexed. Option A is wrong because throttling would affect all documents, not a subset. Option C is wrong because the search service would report failures for other reasons. Option D is wrong because missing semantic configuration affects ranking, not indexing.

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The index does not have a semantic configuration

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The search service has insufficient replicas

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The search service is throttled due to high query volume

Question 3

You are designing a knowledge mining solution that must extract entities from scanned handwritten forms. The forms contain signatures and checkboxes. Which combination of Azure AI services should you recommend?

Accepted Answer

Azure AI Document Intelligence with a custom neural model and Azure AI Language for entity linking. Option A is correct because Document Intelligence can extract handwriting and layout, and AI Language can post-process entities. Option B is wrong because Computer Vision OCR is for printed text only. Option C is wrong because Cognitive Search is not an extraction service. Option D is wrong because AI Document Intelligence already includes OCR; adding Computer Vision is redundant.

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Azure AI Document Intelligence with a premade model and Azure AI Computer Vision

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Azure AI Computer Vision (OCR) and Azure AI Search with integrated vectorization

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Azure Cognitive Search and Azure AI Document Intelligence with a premade model

Question 4

Your knowledge mining solution uses Azure AI Search. Users complain that search results are not relevant. You have enabled semantic search but results still lack context. What should you do to improve relevance?

Accepted Answer

Ensure the index includes a semantic configuration with title and content fields. Option D is correct because semantic ranking uses captions and answers; without them, it is less effective. Option A is wrong because simple scoring profiles do not use AI. Option B is wrong because more replicas improve throughput, not relevance. Option C is wrong because increasing partition count improves indexing speed.

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Increase the number of partitions to handle more data

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Configure a scoring profile with boosting based on metadata

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Increase the number of replicas to improve query performance

Question 5

You need to extract key-value pairs from a large set of invoices. The invoices have a consistent layout but vary in format (PDF, TIFF). Which Document Intelligence model should you use?

Accepted Answer

Premade invoice model. Option B is correct because the premade invoice model is designed for common invoice layouts. Option A is wrong because the layout model extracts text and tables, not key-value pairs. Option C is wrong because custom extraction requires training data. Option D is wrong because the read model only extracts text.

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Custom extraction model

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Layout model

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Read model

Question 6

Your knowledge mining solution ingests documents from multiple tenants. Each tenant's data must be isolated and searchable only by that tenant. You have a single Azure AI Search service. How should you implement multi-tenancy?

Accepted Answer

Use a single index with a tenant ID field and filter queries by that field. Option C is correct because index-level security with filters is the recommended pattern for multi-tenancy. Option A is wrong because multiple services are costly and unnecessary. Option B is wrong because data sources are not security boundaries. Option D is wrong because skillsets are stateless and do not provide isolation.

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Use separate skillsets for each tenant

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Create a separate search service for each tenant

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Use separate data sources within the same index

Question 7

You are using Azure AI Search to index customer support tickets. You want to automatically extract the customer's sentiment and key phrases from each ticket. Which Azure AI service should you integrate as a skillset?

Accepted Answer

Azure AI Language. Option A is correct because Azure AI Language provides sentiment analysis and key phrase extraction as built-in skills. Option B is wrong because Document Intelligence is for document extraction. Option C is wrong because Translator is for translation. Option D is wrong because Computer Vision is for images.

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Azure AI Document Intelligence

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Azure AI Computer Vision

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Azure AI Translator

Question 8

Your organization has a knowledge base of technical manuals in PDF format. You need to enable users to ask natural language questions and get answers from the manuals. Which solution should you build?

Accepted Answer

Azure AI Language custom question answering with the documents as sources. Option B is correct because custom question answering (from Azure AI Language) is designed for FAQ-like Q&A over documents. Option A is wrong because Azure AI Search alone does not provide Q&A. Option C is wrong because Document Intelligence only extracts text. Option D is wrong because Azure OpenAI can do Q&A but requires careful grounding; custom question answering is more straightforward for this use case.

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Azure AI Search with integrated vectorization and semantic search

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Azure OpenAI Service with GPT-4o and Azure AI Search as a data source

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Azure AI Document Intelligence to extract text and then use Azure AI Search

Question 9

Your knowledge mining pipeline uses Azure AI Search with a custom skillset that calls an Azure Function. The function sometimes times out for large documents. What is the best way to handle this?

Accepted Answer

Increase the function timeout and ensure the function is in the same region as the search service. Option A is correct because increasing the function timeout within limits can handle larger documents. Option B is wrong because moving to Azure AI Language does not solve the timeout. Option C is wrong because Cognitive Services support for custom skills is limited. Option D is wrong because the 24-hour timeout is the maximum; but increasing to 10 minutes is practical.

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Use Azure AI Document Intelligence instead of a custom skill

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Set the function timeout to the maximum of 24 hours

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Move the custom skill to Azure AI Language custom entity recognition

Question 10

Which TWO actions should you take to ensure that an Azure AI Search indexer can access data from an Azure Storage account that contains sensitive data?

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Configure the search service to use a system-assigned managed identity. Option A is correct because using managed identity eliminates the need for keys. Option C is correct because allowing the search service's IP in the firewall ensures access. Option B is wrong because shared access keys are less secure. Option D is wrong because disabling firewall is insecure. Option E is wrong because the search service connects to Azure Storage, not the other way.

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Create a private endpoint in the storage account for the search service

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Use a shared access key (SAS) in the data source definition

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Disable the storage account firewall entirely