Objective 2.2

ADP

Visualize data and create dashboards in Looker given business requirements

Objective 2.2 sits in Data Analysis and Presentation, which carries 27% of the Associate Data Practitioner exam. The questions below are original, written from the official objective title above, and each explanation cites the Google Cloud page it rests on.

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A worked example

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2-2Data Analysis and Presentation

You are defining a LookML view and must name its two field kinds. Which pair is correct?

A bucket policyA bucket policy controls who can read or write objects in Cloud Storage.
A slot reservationA slot reservation allocates BigQuery compute, not a data model.
LookMLCorrect · your answerCorrect.
A CSV uploadA CSV upload is raw data, not a governed metric model.

Correct.

Concept

A semantic modeling layer centralizes metric and field definitions so reports stay consistent. Reusable definitions reduce conflicting numbers across dashboards.

Why C

LookML defines views and fields that dashboards reuse as a governed model.

Source

A view declaration defines a list of fields (dimensions or measures) and their linkage to an underlying table or derived table.

Google Cloud, LookML terms and concepts, checked August 2026
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Now you: objective 2.2 questions

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Sample question 1 of 3

2-2Data Analysis and Presentation

A Looker project connects to a database to run which kind of operation defined by its files?

Sample question 2 of 3

2-2Data Analysis and Presentation

You must link a LookML view to its underlying data. What does the view declaration reference?

Sample question 3 of 3

2-2Data Analysis and Presentation

In LookML, a view declaration defines a list of fields of which two kinds?

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