Which is the second phase of the data handling life cycle?

The correct answer is B. Storage phase. The data handling life cycle typically follows this sequence: (1) Creation - data is generated or collected; (2) Storage - data is saved and maintained in a repository; (3) Use - data is accessed and processed; (4) Sharing - data is distributed to others; (5) Archival - data is…

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ADestruction phase
BStorage phase
CCreation phase
DSharing phase

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A
5% (1)
B
91% (20)
D
5% (1)

Explanation

The data handling life cycle typically follows this sequence: (1) Creation - data is generated or collected; (2) Storage - data is saved and maintained in a repository; (3) Use - data is accessed and processed; (4) Sharing - data is distributed to others; (5) Archival - data is preserved for long-term retention; (6) Destruction - data is securely disposed of. Storage is the second phase because once data is created it must immediately be stored somewhere before it can be used or shared. The question tests whether candidates can correctly order these phases.

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#Data Lifecycle#Data Handling#Information Management#Data Storage

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