System Design Interview Simplified: Key Concepts Quiz Quiz

  1. Question 1

    Which of the following best describes a whiteboard interview for system design, as explained in the interview process example?

    1. A collaborative discussion using diagrams instead of actual code
    2. A timed coding challenge with strict code syntax checks
    3. A multiple-choice quiz using paper and pencil
    4. A process where you read source code and find bugs
    5. An automated test suite run by the interviewer
  2. 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?

    1. Reducing unnecessary database queries to speed up results
    2. Increasing the number of frontend themes only
    3. Disabling state management entirely
    4. Avoiding the use of any APIs
    5. Changing the language to a random one
  3. Question 3

    During a full-stack system design interview question, you are expected to discuss which of these aspects?

    1. Front-end development, backend APIs, state management, and databases
    2. Only how to write CSS for the homepage
    3. The weather outside during the interview
    4. How to memorize company names
    5. Just testing strategies
  4. Question 4

    Why is it important to explain your reasoning when choosing a technology, like Redux or Context API, in a system design interview?

    1. Because having a valid reason shows you understand your choices
    2. So you can copy someone else's answer exactly
    3. Because it is required to mention both even if unrelated
    4. To avoid all discussion about architecture
    5. Because interviewers only care about the length of your answer
  5. Question 5

    Which of the following is a helpful preparation tip for a system design interview based on the context provided?

    1. Learn the overall development cycle from start to finish
    2. Focus only on memorizing error messages
    3. Ignore API structures and just study UI libraries
    4. Only practice writing code, not discussing ideas
    5. Study how to draw cartoons on the whiteboard