Question

________ are unorganized facts that can be processed to generate meaningful information called?

• A. Information
• B. Data
• C. Blog
• D. Contexts

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

(1) Information: Information is processed, organized, and structured data that provides context and meaning. It's the result of processing data, not the unorganized facts themselves. 

(2) Data: Data is the raw, unorganized facts, figures, symbols, and details that can be processed to create meaningful information. It's the input for information processing.

(3) Blog: A blog is a website or online journal where individuals or groups can share their thoughts, experiences, and opinions on various topics. It is not the source of unorganized facts, although a blog can contain both data and information.

(4) Contexts: Context refers to the circumstances or settings surrounding an event, statement, or idea. It doesn't represent the unorganized facts themselves.

Therefore, (2) Data are the unorganized facts that can be processed to generate meaningful information.