DIN Topic 2 Representing information

Which of the following characteristics does unprocessed data lack?

• Meaning, structure, and context

• Meaning and structure only

• Structure and context only

• Meaning and context only

What does processed data, or information, have that unprocessed data does not?

• Meaning, structure, and context

• Only meaning

• Only structure

• Only context

What could the letter "M" represent in the context of data confusion?

• A number

• A member

• A date

• A location

What gives data meaning or context?

• Labels

• Values

• Colors

• Shapes

Why is the data considered to have no context?

• It is not clear what the values are representing

• The values are too large

• The data is colorful

• The data is in a different language

Discribe what needs to be done to data to make it information?

• Processed

• Colored

• Translated

• Sorted

What is required for data to become information?

• It needs to be stored in a database.

• It needs to be given a clear meaning or context.

• It needs to be encrypted.

• It needs to be shared on social media.

What is information?

• Raw data without context

• Processed data with meaning and context

• Unorganized facts

• Data that has not been analyzed

Which of the following is an example of information?

• The number of students in a class

• The class achieved an average of 71% in Science

• A list of student names

• The total number of books in a library

What type of data would be created when you buy a pair of shoes from the Fashion Cash app?

• The color of the shoes

• The price of the shoes

• The transaction details

• The brand of the shoes