Question 1
Which of the following best describes a whiteboard interview for system design, as explained in the interview process example?
- A collaborative discussion using diagrams instead of actual code
- A timed coding challenge with strict code syntax checks
- A multiple-choice quiz using paper and pencil
- A process where you read source code and find bugs
- An automated test suite run by the interviewer
Question 2
If you are asked how to make your API response more performant during a system design interview, what is one appropriate step you can mention?
- Reducing unnecessary database queries to speed up results
- Increasing the number of frontend themes only
- Disabling state management entirely
- Avoiding the use of any APIs
- Changing the language to a random one
Question 3
During a full-stack system design interview question, you are expected to discuss which of these aspects?
- Front-end development, backend APIs, state management, and databases
- Only how to write CSS for the homepage
- The weather outside during the interview
- How to memorize company names
- Just testing strategies
Question 4
Why is it important to explain your reasoning when choosing a technology, like Redux or Context API, in a system design interview?
- Because having a valid reason shows you understand your choices
- So you can copy someone else's answer exactly
- Because it is required to mention both even if unrelated
- To avoid all discussion about architecture
- Because interviewers only care about the length of your answer
Question 5
Which of the following is a helpful preparation tip for a system design interview based on the context provided?
- Learn the overall development cycle from start to finish
- Focus only on memorizing error messages
- Ignore API structures and just study UI libraries
- Only practice writing code, not discussing ideas
- Study how to draw cartoons on the whiteboard