HOTSPOT To complete the sentence, select the appropriate option in the answer area. 
Graph databases is the right fill. Relational DBs can store linked data but don't natively handle the traversal or deep connection queries as efficiently. Easy to fall for thinking "document" if you skim, since Azure loves both as NoSQL types, but only graph DBs are optimized for relationships. Open to arguments if someone thinks document DB fits, but pretty sure it's graph for this case.
Isn't this asking about which database type is built for relationships? Pretty sure that's graph databases, since they use nodes and edges to model those directly. Curious if anyone's seen Azure exam phrases twist this for document DBs?
Graph databases is the fill. They're built for handling relationships and traversing connections, which is exactly what the question hints at. If you're unsure, check the official study guide-these relationship-heavy scenarios always map to graph DBs on Azure exams. Practice tests cover this kind of word choice too, so worth reviewing those just in case. Anyone disagree?
