Which capability lets a governance team answer the question "where did this table's data come from and what transformed it?"
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Lineage is the origin story: it shows which sources fed the table and what happened on the way. Query history tells you who read it afterward, which is useful but a different question.
Full Explanation
Lineage is correct because it captures the upstream sources of a data asset and the processing that produced it, which is what lets a governance team trace a figure back to its origin and assess an upstream change's impact.
The access-control option is incorrect because it describes entitlement, not provenance. Knowing who may read a table says nothing about where its contents came from.
The query-history option is incorrect because it records consumption after the fact. It shows who read or wrote via SQL, not the pipeline that built the asset.
The storage-tiering option is incorrect because it concerns physical placement and cost, not origin.
For the exam, map the question to the capability: provenance is lineage, entitlement is access control, execution is query history.