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MLS-C01 Exploratory Data Analysis Practice Question
A data scientist is performing EDA on a dataset containing text reviews. To understand the most common words, the data scientist generates a word cloud. Which preprocessing step is most important to ensure the word cloud reflects meaningful content?
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Stop word removal
Removing stop words (common words like 'the', 'and') ensures that the word cloud highlights meaningful content. Stemming (C) may not be necessary for a word cloud. Tokenization (D) is fundamental but not the most critical for meaningfulness. POS tagging (B) is overkill.
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Stop word removal
Why this is correct
Stop word removal eliminates common, uninformative words.
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Part-of-speech tagging
Why it's wrong here
POS tagging is advanced and not typically used for word clouds.
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Stemming
Why it's wrong here
Stemming reduces words to root form but may not remove common words.
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Tokenization
Why it's wrong here
Tokenization is necessary but does not filter out noise.
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Last reviewed: Jun 20, 2026
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