Discussion
Metadata Dublin core refers to
Answer: A
The key takes Dublin Core metadata to refer to data elements in a database, so the answer is A.
The Dublin Core is a small set of metadata elements, such as title, creator, subject, description and date, that describe a resource so that it can be found. Each is a data element used to describe an item in a database or on the web.
Options B, C and D name particular kinds of elements (bibliographic, field or subject) and so are narrower than the key's general description.
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