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BNI DE Day 4

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the central component in a star schema?

a)

Fact table

b)

Dimension table

c)

Snowflake table

d)

Normalized table

2.

Normalized tableIn a snowflake schema, how are dimension tables structured?

a)

Denormalized

b)

Centralized

c)

Normalized

d)

Clustered

3.

What is the primary benefit of a star schema for query performance?

a)

Enhanced data governance

b)

Simplified data maintenance

c)

Optimized indexing

d)

Reduced number of joins

4.

Which type of schema is more suitable when storage efficiency is a top priority?

a)

Star schema

b)

Snowflake schema

c)

Both are equally efficient

d)

Neither affects storage efficiency

5.

What is the purpose of hierarchies in dimensional modeling?

a)

To increase redundancy

b)

To simplify data maintenance

c)

To provide context to the data

d)

To facilitate drilling down or rolling up in analysis

6.

In a snowflake schema, what does normalization aim to achieve?

a)

Increased redundancy

b)

Simplified data structure

c)

Enhanced data integrity

d)

Faster query performance

7.

Which schema is more user-friendly for self-service business intelligence?

a)

Star schema

b)

Snowflake schema

c)

Both are equally user-friendly

d)

Neither supports self-service BI

8.

 What is the main drawback of a snowflake schema in terms of query performance?

a)

Increased data redundancy

b)

Complexity in data maintenance

c)

Slower query performance

d)

Slower query performance

9.

Which schema is preferred when stringent data governance requirements exist?

a)

Star schema

b)

Snowflake schema

c)

Both are equally suitable

d)

Neither addresses data governance

10.

What is the primary goal of normalizing dimension tables in a snowflake schema?

a)

To increase redundancy

b)

To improve data integrity

c)

To simplify query performance

d)

To enhance data governance

11.

In a star schema, what is the central entity for analysis?

a)

Fact table

b)

 Snowflake table

c)

Dimension table

d)

Clustered table

12.

What is the purpose of conformed dimensions in dimensional modeling?

a)

To increase data redundancy

b)

To enhance data governance

c)

To ensure consistency across data marts

d)

To simplify data maintenance

13.

 Which schema is more space-efficient due to denormalization?

a)

Star schema

b)

Snowflake schema

c)

Both have equal space efficiency

d)

Neither affects space efficiency

14.

What does "drilling down" in analysis refer to?

a)

Navigating from a more detailed level to a higher-level summary

b)

Aggregating data to a more detailed level

c)

Breaking down data into multiple related tables

d)

Enhancing data integrity through normalization

15.

In a snowflake schema, what does each sub-table represent?

a)

A separate fact table

b)

A higher-level summary

c)

A level of the dimension's hierarchy

d)

A level of the dimension's hierarchy

16.

What is the primary consideration when choosing a star schema?

a)

Enhanced data governance

b)

Simplified data maintenance

c)

Optimized query performance

d)

Normalization of dimension tables

17.

Which schema might be preferred in a scenario where product details are highly complex?

a)

Star schema

b)

Snowflake schema

c)

Both are equally suitable

d)

Neither addresses product complexity

18.

What is the primary advantage of a star schema for end-users?

a)

Enhanced data governance

b)

Simplified query performance

c)

Intuitive and user-friendly navigation

d)

Reduced complexity in data maintenance

19.

In which schema might you find a fact table directly connected to dimension tables?

a)

Star schema

b)

Snowflake schema

c)

Both have similar structures

d)

Neither involves connecting tables

20.

What does "rolling up" in analysis involve?

a)

Navigating from a higher-level summary to a more detailed level

b)

Aggregating data to a higher-level summary

c)

Breaking down data into multiple related tables

d)
  • Extracting data from the database for analysis