1. Information is data that has been interpreted and given:

	A.	meaning.
	B.	organization.
	C.	words.
	D.	number.

2. Which of the following statements best describes why organizations develop and use data warehouses?

	A.	Data warehouses are useful for time-invariant data.
	B.	. Data warehouses do not require a company to worry about data consistency.
	C.	Data warehouses enable line workers to view data in a decentralized manner.
	D.	Data warehouses provide a centralized view of all data collected across an enterprise.

3. The term ___________ refers to data used to describe other data, such as the length of a movie in a streaming video service program.

	A.	metadata
	B.	data mart
	C.	big data
	D.	data warehouse

4. Which of the following is one of the many benefits of a successful knowledge management system?

1. 	A.	Reducing the amount of executive-employee interaction
   	B.	Leveraging past experience
   	C.	Simplifying the bottom line
   	D.	Reducing the amount of hard drive space

5. Which of the following statement is incorrect about knowledge management?

	A.	Organizational knowledge is always written down or saved.
	B.	Knowledge can be an important organizational resource.
	C.	All companies accumulate knowledge over the course of their existence.
	D.	Knowledge management is the process of formalizing capture, indexing, and storing knowledge to benefit from organizational experiences and insights.

6. The most popular form of database today is the ________ database, in which categories of data are connected by attributes they have in common.

	A.	hierarchical
	B.	relational
	C.	NoSQL
	D.	navigational

7. Used to make decisions, set policies, and even spark innovation. This is a(n) example of

	A.	Information
	B.	Quantitative data
	C.	Knowledge
	D.	Qualitative data