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Total questions: 129

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Date
1.

What is an example of structured data?

a)

All are correct

b)

Customer phone number

c)

Customer address

d)

Customer name

2.

Why is it said that thanks to data management, businesses can shape their business strategy?

a)

Because data management helps businesses understand consumers better

b)

Because data management helps businesses understand industry trends better

c)

Because data management helps businesses understand competitors better

d)

All answers are correct

3.

What does a proactive approach to data governance help businesses improve?

a)

Reduce errors in data processing and improve data timeliness

b)

Increase the amount of erroneous data that needs to be corrected

c)

Increase the workload required to consolidate data from multiple sources

d)

Reduce the ability to share data securely between departments

4.

What does a proactive approach to data governance help businesses achieve?

a)

Increase data usability and ensure consistency with the organization's vision

b)

Make data sharing between departments more difficult

c)

Increase costs related to poor quality data management

d)

Reduce transparency in data processing

5.

What benefits does data governance help organizations achieve?

a)

Reduce transparency in data usage

b)

Ensure data is not collected from different sources

c)

Increase the amount of data collected each day

d)

Enhance operational efficiency and save time and resources

6.

What is the duration of data governance implementation?

a)

Short-term and daily processes.

b)

Medium-term.

c)

No answer is correct.

d)

Long-term and future-oriented.

7.

What does an organization implement data governance to achieve?

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8.

What does an organization achieve by implementing data governance?

a)

Ensuring that data is used correctly and complies with security and privacy regulations

b)

Improving the performance of database systems

c)

Conducting data analysis for strategic decisions

d)

Optimizing data usage in daily operations

9.

Why is it said that thanks to data management, businesses can shape their business strategy?

a)

Because thanks to data management, businesses understand consumers better

b)

Because thanks to data management, businesses understand industry trends better

c)

Because thanks to data management, businesses understand competitors better

d)

All answers are correct

10.

Data management mainly relates to which of the following factors?

a)

Processing, organizing, and storing data

b)

Ensuring data security

c)

Establishing data access rules

d)

Building data protection policies

11.

What is the main difference between data governance and data management based on the main objective criteria?

a)

No answer is correct

b)

Data management ensures high-quality, consistent data while data governance ensures data storage, processing, and analysis

c)

Data governance ensures high-quality but inconsistent data while data management ensures effective data storage, processing, and analysis

d)

Data governance ensures high-quality, consistent data while data management ensures effective data storage, processing, and analysis

12.

Data management is the process of collecting, storing, organizing, and maintaining data in an organization, true or false:

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Data quality governance helps organizations:

a)

Integrate data from multiple sources

b)

Protect data from security threats

c)

Ensure that data is

14.

Is the data in an organization true or false?

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Data quality management helps organizations:

a)

Integrate data from various sources

b)

Protect data from security threats

c)

Ensure that data is accurate, consistent, complete, and timely

d)

Manage how data is created, stored, and deleted

16.

What is the importance of data governance in a business?

a)

Helps manage access rights and data security

b)

Helps enhance operational efficiency

c)

All statements are correct

d)

Helps ensure data quality

17.

Which of the following correctly describes data governance?

a)

Performing data backup and recovery operations

b)

Optimizing data usage for daily operations

c)

Ensuring that data is managed and used legally and safely

d)

Focusing on organizing and analyzing data

18.

What factor does data governance primarily focus on in an organization?

a)

Data storage and backup

b)

Policies, regulations, and data security

c)

Managing technical infrastructure

d)

Data processing and analysis

19.

Why is it said that tight data management helps employees access information faster?

a)

Because it helps employees find the necessary data

b)

No answer is correct

c)

Because it helps employees easily search and retrieve necessary information

d)

Because it helps employees retrieve the necessary data

20.

Choose the correct statement about structured data?

a)

Structured data is often qualitative data

b)

No answer is correct

c)

Structured data can be subjective opinions and business evaluations in text form

d)

Structured data is often quantitative data

21.

Why is it said that data management will help businesses save costs?

a)

Because it will reduce the number of potential customers that the business can reach.

b)

Because it will double the amount of work that needs to be done.

c)

Because

22.

How does data management help businesses save costs?

a)

It reduces the number of potential customers that the business can reach.

b)

It helps double the workload that needs to be done.

c)

It complicates decision-making.

d)

It avoids duplication when performing tasks.

23.

Why does data governance focus on long-term strategy while data management emphasizes short-term activities?

a)

Data governance does not care about daily activities, while data management focuses only on long-term strategy.

b)

Data governance needs to establish policies and directions for the organization, while data management only needs to perform activities according to existing plans.

c)

Data governance focuses on management tools and technologies, while data management cares about short-term results.

d)

Data governance only cares about collecting and analyzing data in the short term, while data management plans for the long term.

24.

Which of the following benefits is a result of data governance?

a)

Increase the number of potential customers.

b)

Enhance data accuracy and minimize risks.

c)

Increase data maintenance costs.

d)

Minimize compliance with data regulations.

25.

What activities does data management include?

a)

Organizing, storing, and processing data to meet usage needs.

b)

Establishing data security policies and controlling access rights.

c)

Setting standards for data protection.

d)

Ensuring data always complies with legal regulations.

26.

What results does data management help organizations achieve?

a)

Analyzing and reporting data for managers.

b)

Building data protection policies to ensure legality.

c)

Processing, organizing, and storing data reasonably to serve business purposes.

27.

What is a correct example of unstructured data?

a)

Address

b)

No correct answer

c)

Purchase date

d)

Customer survey feedback

28.

Choose the correct statement about unstructured data

a)

Unstructured data is often quantitative data

b)

No correct answer

c)

Unstructured data is often numbers, names, dates, addresses, transaction information.

d)

Unstructured data is often qualitative data

29.

Why is data management important in businesses?

a)

Data management helps businesses understand their customers better

b)

Data management helps businesses shape their business strategy

c)

Data management helps businesses protect data safety

d)

All correct answers

30.

What does a proactive approach in data governance help businesses achieve?

a)

Reduce compliance with data security regulations

b)

Minimize the risk of data leaks and protect sensitive information

c)

Increase uncontrolled access to data

d)

Make it harder to detect security incidents

31.

Data governance helps organizations ensure that data is:

a)

Prone to errors and biases

b)

Lost during analysis

c)

No correct answer

d)

High quality and reliable

32.

What issues does data governance help organizations address?

a)

Establish regulations on data access and usage permissions

b)

Manage and organize data protection processes

c)

Create comprehensive data management policies

d)

Ensure data is organized logically and easily accessible

33.

What does data governance help organizations do with data?

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34.

What does data governance help organize data for?

a)

Managing business rules and ensuring data is understood and used correctly

b)

Managing data for reporting and purposes

c)

Building data strategies for the organization

d)

Ensuring data is protected from security threats

35.

Why is it said that data governance focuses on long-term strategy while data management emphasizes short-term activities?

a)

Data governance focuses on tools and management technologies while data management cares about short-term results

b)

Data governance needs to establish policies and directions for the organization, while data management only needs to perform planned activities

c)

Data governance only cares about collecting and analyzing short-term data while data management plans for the long term

36.

Why is establishing data quality standards necessary?

a)

To ensure data is accurate and can support sound business decisions.

b)

To increase the reliability of systems.

c)

To minimize the costs of data collection and processing.

d)

To analyze updated data more effectively.

37.

What does role-based access control to data help businesses achieve?

a)

Increase system storage capacity.

b)

Automate data security processes.

c)

Prevent unauthorized access and enhance data control.

d)

Speed up data processing.

38.

What are the characteristics of Reference Data?

a)

Used for decision analysis.

b)

Data providing standardized codes and rules.

c)

Used in daily transactions.

d)

Often changes over time.

39.

What is Transactional Data?

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40.

What is Transactional Data?

a)

Data used for normalization and classification.

b)

Data that does not change and supports analysis.

c)

Data describing the core entities of a business.

d)

Data that changes frequently and records daily activities.

41.

What is the main purpose of Analytical Data?

a)

Support daily transactions.

b)

Normalize conventions.

c)

Manage entities within the business.

d)

Analyze, make decisions, and plan.

42.

How does Analytical Data differ from Transactional Data?

a)

Analytical data is used for daily transaction activities, while transactional data supports decision-making.

b)

Analytical data is aggregated, unchanging, while transactional data changes frequently.

c)

Analytical data has no practical application in the company, while transactional data is the basis for business operations.

d)

Analytical data does not need to be organized, while transactional data must be organized for analysis.

43.

What is one of the roles of Reference Data in the system?

a)

Automatically change to fit new transactions.

b)

Provide analytical data for financial decisions.

c)

Ensure consistency and standardization of information such as country codes and currency types.

d)

Support the analysis of financial transactions over time.

44.

How does Metadata help in data system management?

a)

Helps standardize international conventions and standards.

b)

Creates a clear structure for data types, aiding retrieval and management.

c)

Provides information about customer behaviors in the system.

45.

What does data integrity ensure in data management?

a)

Enhances data sharing capabilities.

b)

Ensures data is always accurate, consistent, and reliable.

c)

Only ensures data security.

d)

Creates new data for the system.

46.

What does data standardization help in the organization?

a)

Eliminates all errors in data.

b)

Minimizes data usage.

c)

Ensures data is used and managed according to common standards in the organization.

d)

Creates inconsistent data.

47.

How does transparency in data management help the organization?

a)

Creates errors in data.

b)

Enhances trust, minimizes risks, and supports the auditing process.

c)

Prevents any changes in data.

d)

Reduces the amount of data that needs to be stored.

48.

Which principle in enterprise data management ensures that processes and activities related to data are carried out clearly, understandably, and can be tracked?

a)

Standardization.

b)

Auditability.

c)

Integrity.

d)

Transparency.

49.

Which principle in data governance clearly defines who is responsible for decisions, processes, and controls related to data?

a)

Change management.

b)

Integrity.

c)

Standardization.

d)

Accountability.

50.

The principle of 'Transparency' in data governance means:

a)

Data management processes must be described in detail and easily traceable.

b)

Decisions about data management must be made without review and assessment.

c)

Data must be shared with all stakeholders without discrimination.

d)

All data must be...

51.

What is one of the measures to improve external communication?

a)

Eliminate neutral data

b)

Use CRM systems to personalize customer service

c)

Delegate access based on roles

d)

Enhance security for personal data

52.

How is reference data used in the data analysis process?

a)

Provide standard values to help classify and standardize data

b)

Have no role in data analysis

c)

Replace analytical data in the system

d)

Reduce the accuracy of analytical data

53.

What does finding transparency in data management mean?

a)

Data can only be accessed by one manager

b)

All data is public

c)

Data is completely secured

d)

Data management policies and processes are clear and understandable

54.

What is the relationship between transaction data and master data?

a)

Transaction data has been dependent data, unrelated to master data

b)

Transaction data has no relationship with master data

c)

Transaction data is data that the system must fully execute

d)

Transaction data is the change of master data in daily transactions

55.

What is Master Data?

a)

Temporary data, frequently changing

b)

Data that hinders analysis and decision making

c)

Data that does not change frequently and is the foundation for business operations

d)

Data that other entities belong to in the enterprise

56.

Why is it necessary to establish data quality control rules?

a)

To delegate data access more effectively

b)

To speed up the process

57.

Why is it necessary to establish data quality control rules?

a)

To effectively control data access

b)

To speed up data retrieval between systems

c)

To ensure data accuracy and support sound business decisions

d)

To reduce storage and processing costs

58.

How does Metadata help in managing data systems?

a)

Creates a clear structure for data types, facilitating retrieval and management

b)

Helps standardize international conventions and standards

c)

Provides information about customer behaviors in the system

d)

Manages financial transactions in the enterprise

59.

What is one of the most common risks in enterprise data governance?

a)

Data loss due to technical failures or human error

b)

Non-compliance with operational procedures

c)

Loss of customer information

d)

Increased infrastructure investment costs

60.

How can data integrity be ensured during change management?

a)

By not allowing any changes to occur

b)

By monitoring and controlling all changes to reference and master data

c)

By changing data without notification

d)

By limiting the number of changes in the data

61.

Which principle in enterprise data governance ensures consistency, accuracy, and ease of data exchange between departments and systems throughout the organization?

a)

Standardization.

b)

Change management

c)

Integrity

d)

Transparency

62.

Which principle in enterprise data governance requires organizations to establish clear processes and common standards to ensure that data is always accurate, consistent, and retrievable from various sources throughout its lifecycle?

a)

Standardization.

b)

Change management

63.

What are the clear processes and common standards to ensure that data is always accurate, consistent, and retrievable from different sources throughout its lifecycle?

a)

Standardization

b)

Change management

c)

Integrity

d)

Transparency

64.

What measures minimize the risk of data loss?

a)

Regular software updates

b)

Creating manual storage processes

c)

Building a disaster recovery plan (DRP)

d)

Increasing the number of technical staff

65.

What consequences can legal compliance risks cause?

a)

Financial damage and loss of customer trust

b)

Wrong business decisions

c)

Data corruption due to technical issues

d)

Data loss

66.

How does master data affect business operations?

a)

No impact on other business operations

b)

Only used for financial reports

c)

Supports data analysis from transactions

d)

Forms the basis for transactions and decisions in the business

67.

Why is it necessary to establish data backup and recovery policies?

a)

To reduce data management costs

b)

To ensure continuous and safe data in emergencies

c)

To speed up data access

d)

To increase real-time data processing efficiency

68.

The data governance framework plays an important role in organizations because?

a)

Ensures data is used for the right purposes and complies with legal regulations.

b)

Completely eliminates risk management and communication.

c)

Increases revenue and profit from data.

d)

Supports the development of marketing strategies.

69.

The goal of the data governance framework does NOT include?

a)

Protecting data from unauthorized access.

b)

Creating simulated datasets for testing.

c)

Enhancing scientific data management capabilities.

d)

Supporting business decisions.

70.

What is one of the important goals of the data governance framework?

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71.

What is one of the important goals of the data governance framework?

a)

Ensure software procurement.

b)

Minimize fraud access to data.

c)

Create simulated data.

d)

Protect data from unauthorized access.

72.

Enhancing the value of data helps organizations achieve:

a)

Data-driven business decision making.

b)

Scaling hardware systems.

c)

Faster data usage.

d)

Reducing personnel hiring costs.

73.

Which role implements policies and oversees data?

a)

Data manager

b)

Senior management

c)

Data user

d)

Data owner

74.

Why is it necessary to have policies and principles in the data governance framework?

a)

To ensure security and proper data usage guidance.

b)

To speed up data processing.

c)

To minimize unnecessary data storage.

d)

To increase the number of data users.

75.

What do processes and regulations in the data governance framework primarily support?

a)

Ensuring data analysis tools operate effectively.

b)

Managing data collection, storage, processing, and control.

c)

Increasing long-term data storage capacity.

d)

Analyzing and predicting data.

76.

Which organization developed the Data Management Body of Knowledge (DMBOK) data governance framework?

a)

Data Governance Institute (DGI).

b)

ISACA.

c)

Data Management Association (DAMA).

d)

Boston Consulting Group (BCG).

77.

What does the COBIT data governance framework provide a roadmap for businesses to do in data governance?

a)

Manage risks and measure performance.

b)

Build modern data storage systems.

c)

Support cost optimization in data management.

d)

Manage and maintain data.

78.

Which organization developed COBIT, the global IT governance framework?

a)

ISACA

b)

ISO

c)

W

79.

COBIT is a global IT governance framework developed by which organization?

a)

ISACA

b)

ISO

c)

W3C

d)

IEEE

80.

The governance framework focused on data control in organizations is?

a)

COBIT governance framework

b)

DGI governance framework

c)

SAS governance framework

d)

DMBOK governance framework

81.

The DGI framework identifies which factor as important in establishing data governance rules and policies?

a)

Data ownership and clear responsibilities

b)

Advanced data analytics tools

c)

The combination of technology and operational processes

d)

Compliance with legal data regulations

82.

What does the SAS framework encourage businesses to do in building a data governance program?

a)

Build a comprehensive data governance strategy aligned with business goals

b)

Enhance the involvement of external parties in data control

c)

Use new technology to change operational methods in the organization

d)

Identify which types of data are important and should not be

83.

Data management in the SAS governance framework includes which factors?

a)

Providing advanced analytical tools for all departments

b)

Ensuring data is used correctly and not manipulated over time

c)

Managing quality, security, and compliance with data regulations

d)

Managing financial budgets allocated

84.

What does the DMBOK data governance framework provide for businesses?

a)

Knowledge about data control in organizations

b)

Detailed guidance on data security

c)

Comprehensive knowledge about data governance

d)

Principles for using information technology

85.

The Data Governance Framework is a system that includes which components?

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86.

What are the components of the Data Governance Framework?

a)

Financial models, business plans, and software

b)

Policies, processes, standards, and tools

c)

Legal regulations, contracts, and guidelines

d)

Personnel, equipment, budget, and assets

87.

Who is responsible for the accuracy and integrity of data in the organization of the data governance framework?

a)

Data analyst

b)

Data user

c)

Data owner

d)

Data manager

88.

What does the SAS data governance framework primarily focus on?

a)

Developing automated data management tools

b)

Building a dedicated workforce for data governance

c)

Linking data governance with the strategic goals of the enterprise

d)

Creating friendly Data Governance environments

89.

The governance framework that focuses on controlling data in the organization is:

a)

COBIT governance framework

b)

DMBOK governance framework

c)

DGI governance framework

d)

SAS governance framework

90.

How does COBIT help organizations measure and control IT processes?

a)

By indicating methods to optimize profits from software sales

b)

By guiding organizations to reduce investment costs in technology

c)

By providing metrics and standards to evaluate the performance of IT processes

d)

By identifying the latest requirements for IT software

91.

What is the main purpose of BCG's data governance framework?

a)

To ensure the enterprise reduces data software costs

b)

To build a detailed and professional data governance platform to ensure stability and long-term efficiency.

c)

To manage third-party data tools

d)

To improve data analysis capabilities without optimizing governance processes

92.

"Ensuring data is accurate, complete, and consistent" is the goal of

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93.

"Ensuring accurate, complete, and consistent data" is which goal of the Data Governance Framework?

a)

Optimize resources

b)

Enhance data value

c)

Improve data quality

d)

Ensure regulatory compliance

94.

Why is the role of the Data Steward important in data governance?

a)

They use data in daily operations.

b)

They build the entire software system.

c)

They decide all data policies.

d)

They are responsible for overseeing and enforcing data policies.

95.

The BCG Data Governance Framework focuses on establishing what to ensure consistency and transparency in data governance processes?

a)

Building data analysis and forecasting tools.

b)

Data security regulations and standards.

c)

Operational processes and governance tools.

d)

Data structure, data catalog, and data model.

96.

Which factor in the BCG Data Governance Framework helps organizations ensure consistency and transparency in data retrieval processes?

a)

Data structure.

b)

Data management processes.

c)

Data tools.

d)

Human resource training plans.

97.

Which governance framework provides principles for using information technology?

a)

BCG.

b)

DGI.

c)

SAS.

d)

COBIT.

98.

Which component in the data governance framework assigns roles and responsibilities for data governance?

a)

Processes and regulations

b)

Supporting technology and tools

c)

Organizational structure

d)

Policies and rules

99.

Why is measurement and monitoring important in the data governance framework?

a)

To eliminate all unnecessary data

b)

To assess the effectiveness of data management and identify issues

c)

To build new management processes

d)

To reduce the cost of implementing new software

100.

At

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101.

Why do businesses need an Intranet to manage resources centrally?

a)

To speed up data transmission.

b)

To reduce the number of management staff.

c)

To ensure resources are always updated and secure.

d)

To increase the scalability of the hardware system.

102.

Which is a correct example of a location entity?

a)

Delivery slip

b)

No correct answer

c)

Invoice

d)

Store

103.

Which is a correct example of an event entity?

a)

Registration

b)

Sale

c)

All correct answers

d)

Extension

104.

What attributes does the customer entity include?

a)

Address

b)

Customer name

c)

All are correct

d)

Customer code

105.

What is this representation model?

a)

Network model

b)

Constellation model

c)

No correct answer

d)

Snowflake model

106.

What structure does the hierarchical data model use to organize data?

a)

Layered structure.

b)

Tree structure.

c)

Table structure.

d)

Network structure.

107.

What does the object-oriented data model include?

a)

A collection of objects, each with its own features and methods.

b)

A collection of database tables and their relationships.

c)

A collection of data tables and indexes.

d)

A collection of hierarchical relationships between objects.

108.

What is this representation model?

a)

Constellation model

b)

Network model

c)

Relational model

d)

Hierarchical model

109.

How does the data model help businesses improve the exploration and standardization of data sources?

a)

By enhancing data security measures.

b)

By ensuring data objects are presented accurately and avoiding missing important data.

c)

By minimizing dependence on external software and systems.

d)

By enhancing unrestricted information sharing.

110.

What does the semantic data model (SDM) help compared to modern database models?

a)

Simplifies data structure.

b)

Provides deeper insights into data relationships.

c)

Reduces data storage costs.

d)

Speeds up data queries.

111.

What factors should be considered in the database structure design process to determine the data to be stored and exploited?

a)

Only care about people and documents.

b)

Only survey other systems and facilities.

c)

Only consider documents and facilities.

d)

Consider people, documents, facilities, and other systems.

112.

In the 1NF (First Normal Form) standard, what requirement is mandatory for database tables?

a)

Columns in the table must contain unique values and can contain duplicate values.

b)

Columns in the table must contain atomic values and no columns can repeat.

c)

Attribute values can contain multivalued values and do not need to be single values.

d)

Attribute values must be calculated from other attributes.

113.

If it is necessary to separate n-n relationships in the database model, what is the next step?

a)

Create a new table and use foreign keys.

b)

Split the table into single columns.

c)

Check for redundant and missing fields.

d)

Identify primary keys for entities.

114.

What type of relationship will exist between the Invoice table and the Product table if each invoice can include multiple products and each product can appear in multiple invoices?

a)

1-1

b)

1-n

c)

n-1

d)

n-n

115.

What type of relationship will exist between the Customer table and the Order table if each customer can create multiple orders?

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116.

What type of relationship exists between the Customer table and the Order table if each customer can create multiple orders and each order can only be created by one customer?

a)

1-1

b)

1-n

c)

n-n

d)

n-1

117.

Which field below does not need to be stored in the database?

a)

Unit of measure

b)

Customer name

c)

Total amount (calculated from unit price * quantity)

d)

Invoice number

118.

Which of the following is a correct example of an object entity?

a)

Product

b)

Car

c)

All correct answers

d)

Machinery

119.

What types of data modeling are mentioned below?

a)

Conceptual Data Model, Logical Data Model

b)

Conceptual Data Model, Logical Data Model, Physical Data Model

c)

No correct answer

d)

Logical Data Model, Physical Data Model

120.

What does the Entity-Relationship (ER) model represent?

a)

Physical devices in the database.

b)

Relationships between software in the system.

c)

Entities and their relationships.

d)

Data and computer programs in the system.

121.

What is the purpose of designing the database structure?

a)

Transforming real-world objects into tables in the database to meet storage and data retrieval requirements.

b)

Automating the process of collecting data from external sources.

c)

Optimizing query performance in the database.

d)

Generating data analysis reports for the system.

122.

When normalizing the database to 3NF, which fields need to be removed?

a)

Fields with duplicate values

b)

Fields that are transitively dependent on the primary key

c)

No correct answer

d)

Fields that depend on a part of the primary key

123.

To transition from 1NF to 2NF, what action needs to be taken?

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124.

To transition from 1NF to 2NF, what action is needed?

a)

Separate non-key dependent fields into a separate table

b)

Split fields into single values

c)

Decompose n-n relationships into 1-n relationships

d)

Eliminate fields that depend on a part of the primary key

125.

Which statement is correct about an entity set?

a)

An entity set is a group of entities that are both similar and different

b)

An entity set is a group of similar entities

c)

An entity set is a group of different entities

d)

None of the answers are correct

126.

This is which representation model?

a)

A relational model

b)

A hierarchical model

c)

A semantic model

d)

A network model

127.

What is the benefit of a data model in designing and applying a database?

a)

The data model only affects the management of products and customers.

b)

The data model only helps businesses store data efficiently.

c)

The data model makes database design easier without concern for efficiency.

d)

The data model helps businesses implement databases more accurately, efficiently, and logically.

128.

For the order shown below:

a)

The list of properties in the sales invoice includes: Sales order number, Sale date, supplier code, supplier name, address, product code, product name, unit, quantity, unit price.

b)

Sale date, transaction code, transaction name, address, product code, product name, unit, quantity, unit price.

c)

Sales order number, Sale date, customer code, customer name, address, product code, product name, unit, quantity, unit price.

d)

All answers are correct

129.

An example of a human entity is?

a)

Student

b)

Patient