CG07 Level 1 & 2

1.      Which of the following is the correct definition of data?

• Data is the processed and interpreted information derived from raw facts.

• Data is the technology used to collect and store information.

• Data is the process of extracting meaningful insights from large datasets.

• Data is a foundation of information when it is presented within a context that gives it meaning and relevance to answering ‘who’, ‘what’, ‘where’ and ‘when’ questions.

Which of the following the correct flow in the DIKW Diagram?

• Wisdom > Knowledge > Information > Data

• Knowledge > Wisdom > Information > Data

• Data > Information > Knowledge > Wisdom

• Knowledge > Information > Wisdom > Data

Figure above shows a type of data managed by Group Technology & Commercialization. What is this type of data?

• Master data

• Enterprise Structure data

• Transactional data

• Reference data

Figure above shows a type of data managed by Group Finance. What is this type of data?

• Master data

• Reference data

• Transactional data

• Enterprise Structure data

__________ serves as the overarching reference to safeguard our data asset in enabling PETRONAS towards data driven organization.

• PETRONAS Data Security Standard

• Portable Document Format (PDF)

• PETRONAS Data Framework (PDF)

• Malaysian Financial Reporting Standards (MFRS)

Which of the following data roles is primarily responsible for ensuring the quality and integrity of specific assets within an organization?

• Data Consumer

• Data Creator

• Data Steward

• Data Owner

Data governance is a person that have jurisdictional authority over data. Is this statement correct?

• Yes

• No

Which type of data generally demands more storage capacity due to its format and variability?

• Tabular data

• Structured data

• Relational database data

• Unstructured data

Which of the following pairs correctly contrasts a characteristic of structured and unstructured data?

• Structured: Qualitative; Unstructured: Quantitative

• Structured: Requires more storage; Unstructured: Require less storage

• Structured: Organized information; Unstructured: Requires diverse structure of information

• Structured: Highly flexible; Unstructured: Not flexible