Module 1 Assessment

10 questions. Pass mark 80 percent (configurable). Unlimited retakes. Your best score is kept on this device.

1. 1. Which statement is the most accurate definition?

   A digital record of a product’s environmental footprint, published for consumers.A product specific set of data, specified in a delegated act, accessible electronically through a data carrier and linked to a unique product identifier.A machine readable identifier printed on a product and registered in a public database.A structured replacement for the paper documentation that accompanies a product.
2. 2. A supplier offers a single public passport view, identical for consumers, recyclers and authorities. Which required property is missing?

   Machine readability.Access control, since different user groups must receive different subsets.Unique identification.Electronic accessibility.
3. 3. A programme reports completion: QR codes on all packaging, resolving to existing product pages. Which assessment is correct?

   Complete for the consumer audience; remaining work is for authorities only.The carrier is proven and none of the passport exists.Complete apart from persistence, which can be added later at low cost.Incomplete only because the pages lack structured data markup.
4. 4. What role may documents legitimately play?

   None; a passport is structured data only.They may be carried as attachments inside a passport, but cannot be the passport.They may serve as the passport where no delegated act applies yet.They may replace structured data for restricted audiences.
5. 5. Match the layer to its question: "what does the passport say?"

   RegulatoryGovernanceInformationTechnology
6. 6. A programme has a resolver, carriers and a rendering, but no named owner for any attribute. Which layer is missing and what is the practical consequence?

   Regulatory; the programme may be targeting the wrong product group.Governance; nothing keeps the data accurate or authorised as products and suppliers change.Information; the attributes have not been collected.Technology; the resolver is not standards based.
7. 7. Why is the technology layer a poor measure of programme progress?

   Because it is usually outsourced.Because it is the fastest to build and the easiest to replace, so visible progress there says nothing about the layers that determine the outcome.Because it cannot begin until the delegated act is published.Because it is the most expensive layer and therefore distorts reporting.
8. 8. A product is discontinued three years after launch and its web estate is retired. What must still be true?

   Nothing; obligations end when the product leaves the market.The identifier must still resolve and the record must remain reachable for the period the regime requires.Only the structured data must persist; the human readable view may be withdrawn.The record may be archived offline and provided on request.
9. 9. Which of these is already fixed in the framework?

   The list of data fields for each product group.The responsibility of the economic operator placing the product on the market for data accuracy.The date on which each product group becomes subject to passport requirements.The technical specification for resolving identifiers.
10. 10. Which pair of activities is correctly sequenced given what is settled today?

    Finalise the attribute schema now; defer supplier data ownership until the schema is stable.Assign attribute ownership and audit where data lives now; defer final schema mapping and carrier artwork.Produce carriers now to prove the concept; defer the data audit until carriers are in production.Defer all work until the delegated act for your product group is published.