Introduction To Data Studio Assessment

1.What Are The Benefits Of Using Data Studio?

• Allows you to visualize your own data
• Free of charge
• Accessible on web-connected devices
• Access to additional attribution models

2. Which Are Examples Of Data Sets?

• Google​-generated data, such as Google Analytics or Google Sheets
• A data source based on a CSV file
• Metrics and dimensions typed directly into Data Studio
• Amazon sales data

3. Once You’ve Connected Your Data In Data Studio, How Often Do You Need To Manually Provide Your Data Set Credentials Again?Every time you load the report

• Monthly
• Annually
• Only​ if you’ve revoked access

4. Which Types Of Components Can Be Included In A Report?

• Text
• Images
• Charts
• Templates

5. Which Term Refers To The Underlying Data That Can Be Connected To Data Studio?

• Data set
• Data source
• Data control
• Data connection

6. Which Access Permission Would You Provide To A Coworker To Collaborate With Them On A Report?

• Can view report
• Can edit report
• Can view data source
• Can edit data source

7. To Share Your Report Via A Public Link And Allow All Viewers To See Chart Data, Which Data Source Setting Would You Choose?

• Invite user to view
• Invite user to edit
• Use​ owner’s credentials
• Use viewer’s credentials

8. What Is The Order In Which Data Flows Into Data Studio Charts?

• Data set → data source → report → chart
• Data source → data set → report → chart
• Component → data source → report → chart
• Data set → report → data source → chart

9. If You Upload Data From A CSV File To Create A Data Set In Google Cloud, How Can You Update That Data Set In The Future?

• Upload a CSV file with only the new rows of data
• Upload a CSV file with all the original data and additional data
• Click the refresh fields icon in the data source to automatically upload changes from the file on your computer
• Manually edit the data in the Data Studio report

10. Which Feature Helps You Create A New Report Quickly?

• Owner’s credentials
• Edit access
• Templates
• Controls

11. Which Actions Can You Take On The Data Studio Home Page?

• Create a new report
• Share a report with others
• Edit data source fields
• Connect​ to data

12. Which Is The Best Tool To Quickly Visualize Data That Answers A Specific Question Without Saving Or Sharing It?

• Data source
• Explorer
• Report Gallery
• Templates

13. What Can You Do With The Explorer Tool?

• Invite others to view or edit your explorations
• Export​ an exploration as a chart into a new or existing report
• Toggle between view and edit modes
• Automatically save all changes to explorations

14. What Can You Do With Calculated Fields?

• Create​ a metric or dimension using a mathematical formula
• Change an existing field’s aggregation
• Transform tables into pie charts
• Disable fields from the data source

15. What Can An Individual Viewing A Report Do?

• Hover over charts to see specific data point information
• Filter data
• Select a date range
• Make a page-level component report-level

16. What Is The Benefit Of Using The Theme Tab?

• The ability to adjust a report’s canvas size, grid settings, and page navigation position
• The ability to set consistent font and color selections for all components
• The ability to use templates for quick report building
• The ability to enable field editing in reports

17. Which Components Must Get Their Data From A Data Source?

• Images
• Bar charts
• Scorecards
• Embedded content

18. In Which Ways Can You Change An Existing Field?

• Display the count of unique field values
• Change the format of a date field
• Display the output of a custom mathematical formula using the field
• Change the name

19. What Must The Data Source Owner Do To Allow Report Editors To Modify Data Fields?

• Enable field editing in reports
• Use owner’s credentials
• Give edit access to the data source
• Prevent editors from changing access and adding new people

20. Which Setting Makes Your Report Larger?

• Style tab
• Canvas size
• Report theme
• Grid settings

21. What Is The Purpose Of Extracting Data?

• Create robust data sources with over 100MB of data
• Maintain a live connection between your data set and data source
• Use connectors not available through Google or partners
• Use​ a subset of your original data for faster report performance

22. What Does The “Refresh Fields” Button In The Data Source Do?

• Update stale data in your report’s charts
• ​Reflect changes made to the data set’s schema
• Save changes you make to the data source fields
• Saves updates made to data source field names

23. What Is Unique About A Report-Level Component, Compared To A Page-Level Component?

• Report​ -level components appear in the same position on each page
• Report-level components are the default component type Report-level
• components can reference multiple data sources at once Report-level
• components have interactive properties for viewers to filter data

24. What Is One Benefit Of Using Blended Data?

• The ability to combine data from different time periods in one chart
• The ability to visualize data from multiple data sources in one chart
• The ability to join multiple data sources without any common dimensions
• The ability to share combined data sources between reports

25. What Does A Filter Control Allow Viewers To Do?

• Select a different data source to visualize
• Filter​ report data based on one or more dimension values
• Change the date range of a report
• Import their own data into your report template

26. What Do The Theme Tab Settings Affect?

• All reports in your account
• All​ components in the open report
• All components in the open page
• The selected component only

27. What Can A Single Filter Control Affect?

• Charts
• Scorecards
• Groups of components
• Multiple dimensions

28. What Is Required For A Single Chart To Reference Data From Two Different Data Sources?

• Attach both data sources to the report
• Select the appropriate dimensions from the chart data tab
• Create​ a blended data source
• Add a data control to the report

29. Which Sharing Option Always Requires Recipients To Log In With Their Google Account?

• Shareable link
• Invitation to edit
• PDF download
• Viewer’s credentials

30. What Is The Purpose Of Creating A Thumbnail Image Of Your Report?

• Invite others to view your report’s first page and hover for more detail
• ​Give users with view or edit access a preview of your report before opening
• Allow users to quickly download a non-interactive copy of your report Download a full-size PDF for offline viewing

31. Which Reflects A Best Practice For Designing Your Report?

• Use only one report per page, including much text annotation to summarize findings
• Use the first page as a high-level overview, and add additional pages as needed for more detail
• Use contrasting colors for each different chart
• Use pie charts to compare 10+ segments of a whole

32. How Can You Use Any Data Studio Report As A Template?

• Copy the report as new and select your data source(s)
• Copy the data source and select your data set(s)
• Use templates available on the Data Studio Home page
• Ask the report owner to enable viewer’s credentials

33. What Is The Purpose Of A Bullet Chart?

• Show the total for a single metric
• ​See how well a metric is performing against a target
• Identify a correlation between data points Highlight a single, critical metric

34. What Is The Purpose Of Templates?

• Quickstart data source creation
• Quickstart report creation
• Offer design tips based on connector
• Extract data for improved report load time

35. What Is The Purpose Of A Scatter Plot?

• Observe trends over time
• Track performance against a target
• Identify a relationship between variables
• Compare multiple parts of a whole