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Questions 1–10 of 10

1. What type of context should metadata ideally provide for data?
Question 1A. A technical context onlyB. A context limited to one departmentC. A trustworthy and secure contextD. A legal context onlyE. A context that changes with every query
2. How many high-level steps are outlined for selecting mandatory metadata?
Question 2A. TwoB. FiveC. SixD. ThreeE. Ten
3. Which questions make up the 5W 1H method for choosing metadata?
Question 3A. Who, What, When, Where, Why and HowB. Who, Which, When, Where, Why and How muchC. What, Where, Why, Whether, While and HowD. Who, What, When, Where, Why and HenceE. Where, When, Which, Why, Who and How many
4. Which of the following is one of the three selection criteria for filtering metadata?
Question 4A. For Experts OnlyB. Anyone Can CreateC. Requires Legal ReviewD. Industry SpecificE. Technically Complex
5. What does the For Everyone criterion require of metadata?
Question 5A. That it be created only by the legal teamB. That it be visible to the public internetC. That anyone can understand it, without being tied to a specific organisation or industryD. That it be free of chargeE. That it be stored in every system
6. Which of the following is NOT named as a recognised universal metadata standard?
Question 6A. Dublin CoreB. MODSC. PREMISD. MPEG-7E. ISO 8601
7. How many Golden Rules act as the final gatekeepers for selected metadata?
Question 7A. ThreeB. FourC. FiveD. SixE. Seven
8. Which Golden Rule says metadata should help users find data easily?
Question 8A. ContextualisationB. GovernanceC. ReliabilityD. UniquenessE. Discoverability
9. Which Golden Rule is about metadata following the rules and organisational guidelines for using data?
Question 9A. GovernanceB. ReusabilityC. DiscoverabilityD. ContextualisationE. Uniqueness
10. What is the purpose of the Reusability Golden Rule?
Question 10A. To make each piece of metadata stand outB. To make others want to use the data again in different situationsC. To ensure metadata is accurate for decision-makingD. To explain why the data mattersE. To restrict metadata to a single use