Which statement about the geocode kickout table is true?

Which statement about the geocode kickout table is true?

• A. It lists stops with invalid geocode scores or missing geocode information
• B. It lists only geocoded coordinates
• C. It lists all shipments
• D. It lists stops with valid geocode

Answer: (A)

A geocode kickout table is the record of stops that could not be assigned valid geographic coordinates because of issues like invalid geocode scores or missing geocode information. This makes it the best choice because the term “kickout” refers to items that fail the geocoding process and are set aside for review, not the successful geocodes themselves. It isn’t a list of only geocoded coordinates, nor a list of all shipments, and it doesn’t contain stops that have valid geocode—those would remain in the main geocoding results.

A geocode kickout table is the record of stops that could not be assigned valid geographic coordinates because of issues like invalid geocode scores or missing geocode information. This makes it the best choice because the term “kickout” refers to items that fail the geocoding process and are set aside for review, not the successful geocodes themselves. It isn’t a list of only geocoded coordinates, nor a list of all shipments, and it doesn’t contain stops that have valid geocode—those would remain in the main geocoding results.