Which statement correctly describes Knowledge Category characteristics?

Which statement correctly describes Knowledge Category characteristics?

• A. Shareable across KBs: Yes ; Multi-Level: No
• B. Shareable across KBs: No ; Multi-Level: Yes
• C. Shareable across KBs: No ; Multi-Level: No
• D. Shareable across KBs: Yes ; Multi-Level: Yes

Answer: (B)

Knowledge Category characteristics show two things: whether you can build a nested, multi-level hierarchy, and whether those categories can be shared across multiple knowledge bases. The correct description says you can have multiple levels of categories within a single knowledge base, enabling subcategories, but you cannot share the same category set across different knowledge bases. This combination reflects a hierarchical structure that stays scoped to one KB. If categories were shareable across KBs, you’d expect the same category set to appear in multiple knowledge bases, and if they weren’t multi-level, you’d have only flat, single-level categories. The tested scenario emphasizes nested organization within one KB, not cross-KB sharing.

Knowledge Category characteristics show two things: whether you can build a nested, multi-level hierarchy, and whether those categories can be shared across multiple knowledge bases. The correct description says you can have multiple levels of categories within a single knowledge base, enabling subcategories, but you cannot share the same category set across different knowledge bases. This combination reflects a hierarchical structure that stays scoped to one KB.

If categories were shareable across KBs, you’d expect the same category set to appear in multiple knowledge bases, and if they weren’t multi-level, you’d have only flat, single-level categories. The tested scenario emphasizes nested organization within one KB, not cross-KB sharing.