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Foundations knowledge check

Ten questions on finding, reading and trusting data in Collate. You need 8 correct to pass. You can retake this as many times as you like, and you will see an explanation for every answer.

Question 1
1

A table in Collate has a clear, well written description. What does that tell you on its own?

Question 2
2

You are about to deprecate a table. Which direction of lineage answers your question?

Question 3
3

A search for "customer" returns 28 tables plus dashboards and data models. What is the most reliable way to narrow it to the sensitive customer tables?

Question 4
4

An asset has no data quality tests attached. How should you read that?

Question 5
5

Which failure mode does a freshness test catch that a schema or null check would miss?

Question 6
6

You open the glossary term "Customer Lifetime Value". What does that give you beyond the definition itself?

Question 7
7

You spot a wrong description on a table you do not own and have no rights to edit. What is the correct action?

Question 8
8

Two dashboards report different revenue figures. Which is most likely to resolve the discrepancy?

Question 9
9

You need a dataset for a regulatory filing. It has passing tests, a named owner, and complete lineage. Is it fit for purpose?

Question 10
10

Where does the metadata in Collate come from?

0 of 10 answered