Which sequence correctly lists the three main ITQA tasks in the order presented?

Which sequence correctly lists the three main ITQA tasks in the order presented?

• A. Address Resolves → Manual Plots → Address Corrections
• B. Manual Plots → Address Resolves → Address Corrections
• C. Address Resolves → Manual Plots → Address Corrections
• D. Address Corrections → Address Resolves → Manual Plots

Answer: (C)

This question tests the proper workflow for cleaning and validating address data in ITQA. First, resolving addresses standardizes and disambiguates entries so every record uses a consistent, canonical form. Next, manual plotting places these standardized addresses on a map, allowing you to visually verify that each address matches its geographic location and to spot any obvious mismatches. Only after you can see where things don’t line up do you apply corrections to fix the underlying data. Plotting before resolution risks working with inconsistent or ambiguous addresses, and attempting corrections before identifying the issues wastes time. So the sequence that follows a logical data-cleaning pipeline is resolving → plotting → corrections.

This question tests the proper workflow for cleaning and validating address data in ITQA. First, resolving addresses standardizes and disambiguates entries so every record uses a consistent, canonical form. Next, manual plotting places these standardized addresses on a map, allowing you to visually verify that each address matches its geographic location and to spot any obvious mismatches. Only after you can see where things don’t line up do you apply corrections to fix the underlying data. Plotting before resolution risks working with inconsistent or ambiguous addresses, and attempting corrections before identifying the issues wastes time. So the sequence that follows a logical data-cleaning pipeline is resolving → plotting → corrections.