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Google Business Intelligence Professional Certificate • STUDY MODE
MODULE 3 CHALLENGE
QUESTION 1 OF 17
There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “How many charts are required?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
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How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?B
Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?Correct AnswerC
Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?Correct AnswerD
Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?Correct AnswerQUESTION 2 OF 17
What are the risks of including numerous visualizations in a dashboard? Select all that apply.
A
Empowering users to interpret the data on their ownB
Enable long-term monitoringC
Overwhelming the userCorrect AnswerD
Slowing down the dashboardCorrect AnswerQUESTION 3 OF 17
Fill in the blank: When conducting long-term monitoring, _____ dashboards will likely require more context in order to make the data understandable for users.
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largerCorrect AnswerB
smallerC
olderD
newerQUESTION 4 OF 17
Fill in the blank: It is important to establish use cases for different _____ in a live-monitoring dashboard in order to give users the ability to drill down to the information that is relevant to them.
A
viewsCorrect AnswerB
mockupsC
hardwareD
aestheticsQUESTION 5 OF 17
When designing a dashboard, how can a business intelligence professional enable users to follow the data’s evolution, rather than isolated snapshots of the latest information?
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Include more metricsB
Build in trackingCorrect AnswerC
Ensure consistencyD
Use only open dataQUESTION 6 OF 17
Fill in the blank: When creating a dashboard, implementing _____ is beneficial because it helps users understand why the data in the dashboard is useful.
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indexesB
patternsC
comparisonsCorrect AnswerD
updatesQUESTION 7 OF 17
There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
A
How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?B
How many charts are required?Correct AnswerC
Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?Correct AnswerD
Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?Correct AnswerQUESTION 8 OF 17
Fill in the blank: When conducting long-term monitoring, larger dashboards will likely require more _____ in order to make the data understandable for users.
A
colorB
datasetsC
contextCorrect AnswerD
privacy permissionsQUESTION 9 OF 17
Fill in the blank: In a dashboard, it is helpful to build in _____ that enables users to follow the data’s evolution, rather than isolated snapshots of the latest information.
A
encodingB
mappingC
conformityD
trackingCorrect AnswerQUESTION 10 OF 17
What are the benefits of implementing comparisons when creating a dashboard? Select all that apply.
A
It helps predict future performance based on a single moment in timeB
It provides insights about an independent datapoint based on one criteriaC
It quickly enables users to understand why the data in the dashboard is usefulCorrect AnswerD
It helps users interpret whether the visualizations indicate good or bad performanceCorrect AnswerQUESTION 11 OF 17
Fill in the blank: When conducting long-term monitoring, larger dashboards will likely require more context in order to make the data _____ for users.
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accessibleB
understandableCorrect AnswerC
visually pleasingD
dynamicQUESTION 12 OF 17
Fill in the blank: It is important to establish _____ for different views in a live-monitoring dashboard in order to give users the ability to drill down to the information that is relevant to them.
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legendsB
business rulesC
use casesCorrect AnswerD
partitionsQUESTION 13 OF 17
Fill in the blank: Including more visualizations in a dashboard enables more data to be displayed, but this may _____ or slow down the dashboard.
A
speed up the dashboardB
change the data over timeC
empower users to interpret the data on their ownD
overwhelm the userCorrect AnswerQUESTION 14 OF 17
Fill in the blank: In a dashboard, it is helpful to build in tracking that enables users to follow the data’s_____, rather than isolated snapshots of the latest information.
A
EvolutionCorrect AnswerB
extractionC
organizationD
regressionQUESTION 15 OF 17
There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
A
How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?B
Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?Correct AnswerC
Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?Correct AnswerD
How many charts are required?Correct AnswerQUESTION 16 OF 17
Fill in the blank: Including more visualizations in a dashboard enables more data to be displayed, but this may _____ or overwhelm the user.
A
slow down the dashboardCorrect AnswerB
empower users to interpret the data on their ownC
change the data over timeD
enable long-term monitoringQUESTION 17 OF 17
For what reasons is it important to establish use cases for different views in a live-monitoring dashboard? Select all that apply.
A
To import more data into the dashboardB
It gives different users the ability to drill down to the information they needCorrect AnswerC
To avoid users having to interpret data that is irrelevant to themCorrect AnswerD
To simplify the process of accessing useful dataCorrect AnswerReady to test your recall?
There are four key questions business intelligence professionals ask when designing a dashboard. One is, “How many charts are required?” What are the other three? Select all that apply.
💡Select all 3 correct answers before submitting (0 of 3 selected).
A
How can the dashboard be designed in order to include as much fine detail as possible?
B
Which measures and dimensions will be represented in each chart?
C
Which parts of the dataset will make it possible to address the business requirement?
D
Which chart types and forms of encoding will be most effective?
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