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 1. Which one of the following applications/activities is typical of a data warehouse?  Since data warehouses are used to collect and store historical and present data of a business, management can use it to make business decisions. Answer B comes closest to this definition.  2. Which of the following may occur in a star schema?  A start schema may contain one to many relationships (p. 605). The answer is therefore B.

 3. Which clause of SQL SELECT statement may use the CUBE operations?  Only by GROUP BY clause. The cube operator clause produces all possible subtotal combinations in addition to the normal totals show in a GROUP BY clause.(pg 649)  4. Which of the following statements is not true about populating a data warehouse:  b. It is a matter of simply copying data from various sources. Data warehouse has information that can be critical to decision making from either internal or external sources.

 5. In maintaining a data warehouse, which of the following is not a task in the PREPARATION phase:  Preparation phase can be perform multiple times and in any order to transform ‘dirty’ data into some kind of standardized data across users. (pg 636)