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1. By what other name is Data Syndication known?
Question 1A. Data StandardisationB. Data SynchronisationC. Data SerialisationD. Data SegmentationE. Data Simulation
2. Which statement about Data Syndication is correct?
Question 2A. It is a technology that must be bought from a vendorB. It is a database feature available only in the cloudC. It is a process, not a technologyD. It is another name for a data warehouseE. It can only handle structured input
3. What is Data Syndication about?
Question 3A. Encrypting data before it leaves the organisationB. Removing duplicate records from master dataC. Collecting and preparing an up-to-date dataset for a particular activityD. Reducing rows in a queryE. Summarising data into totals
4. Which example illustrates Data Syndication in *I Am Datapedia!*?
Question 4A. Preparing a dataset from multiple source systems for the marketing team to plan an upcoming campaignB. Running a DISTINCT command on an age columnC. Copying a source data model into a landing zoneD. Retraining a model after product types increaseE. Generating fake customer records for developers
5. What is the meaning of the Greek word 'syndikos', from which 'syndicate' ultimately derives?
Question 5A. Something givenB. Caretaker of an issueC. Care forD. Trade unionE. Administrator
6. Which of the following is NOT listed as a capability of a Data Syndication process?
Question 6A. Handling any type of format as input and outputB. Sending alertsC. Configuring an access matrixD. Providing monitoring dashboards and reports for compliance and audit trailsE. Automatically generating a physical data model
7. In what forms can a Data Syndication process deliver its output?
Question 7A. Only as a database tableB. Only as a PDF reportC. Only as an APID. Email, SMS, spreadsheet, database, ML models and other formats designed to customer requirementsE. Only as a canned report
8. How do third-party data syndication companies make money?
Question 8A. By collecting and preparing syndicated datasets and selling them as a DaaS serviceB. By licensing database enginesC. By charging per query run in the cloudD. By building data warehouses for clientsE. By auditing compliance reports
9. Why has a Data Syndication process become so important in the current era?
Question 9A. Because databases no longer support joinsB. Because cloud storage is expensiveC. Because regulators forbid data sharingD. Because so many sources and channels produce structured, semi-structured and unstructured data, such as social media, CCTV, audio, emails, PDFs and scansE. Because marketing teams no longer use data
10. Which use of syndicated customer behavioural data does *I Am Datapedia!* suggest?
Question 10A. Training staff on SQLB. Replacing the finance ledgerC. Encrypting customer contact detailsD. Deciding which database vendor to buyE. Helping organisations plan their production